"Is this it?"

"Yes, Your Majesty."

The person in charge nodded quickly, while Luo Ji's attention was always focused on the scroll on the tray.

Needless to say, this is exactly the spell scroll made by their civilization of all realms.

According to the introduction of the person in charge, these are only three first-level scrolls. There are not many incantations that need to be engraved, so they are not big. It is a small scroll of about 20 centimeters, which looks quite mini.

A small scroll like this should be able to fit quite a bit in a small waist bag of a suitable size.

However, the first-level spell scroll is actually of little reference, after all, the effect is too poor.

At this stage, if it were not for the purpose of practicing and accumulating experience in making spell scrolls, Luo Ji would not let his elf craftsmen do this. In the future, the large-scale production of spell scrolls must be at least second- and third-level spell scrolls.

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Picking up one of the spell scrolls, it was as light as expected.

Everyone moved directly to a small testing field outdoors.

This spell scroll is quite difficult to make and takes a lot of time, but it is extremely simple to use.

Basically, you just need to tear off the seal, unfold the scroll, and point the side with the spell toward the target.

It can be called a fool-like operation.

In order to see the effect with his own eyes, Luo Ji planned to use one.

There was no difficulty in the entire operation. The moment the spell scroll was unfolded, a crimson magic circle suddenly emerged.

Then, accompanied by the surging flames, a fireball shot out directly.

It is the first-level low-level spell of the fire system, the fireball technique.

If a mage uses this scroll, after the spell attack flies out, the individual mage can also control the attack line of the spell through mental power to achieve precise strikes.

As for others besides mages...

Then you can only rely on physical aiming.

However, Luo Ji's accuracy was still very good.

The flying fireball technique hit the target in the distance, making a muffled sound, and sparks flew everywhere in an instant.

In terms of power, I can only say it's pretty good.

The spells cast by spell scrolls are generally slightly weaker than the spells cast normally by mages.

There is no way, this is just like the difference between frozen seafood and fresh seafood, fresh seafood is definitely better.

As for the fireball technique, the freshly made fireball is definitely better.

This seal is stored in the spell scroll, so the effect will inevitably be reduced.

In addition, based on the intelligence information obtained from the classics of magical civilization.

This spell scroll does not mean that once it is made, it can be put down forever.

To put it simply, spell scrolls have a more or less "shelf life".

After you successfully make a spell scroll, as the time it is placed increases, the mana stored in it will most likely be slowly lost as time goes by.

In other words, the effect will become worse and worse until the spell scroll completely 'expires'.

For example, the normal storage time of low-level spell scrolls of this level and second level is approximately between thirty to fifty years.

The reason why there is such a twenty-year interval in the middle.

This can be understood as, under normal circumstances, if it is used within thirty years, the effect can be preserved to the greatest extent, and at least 80% of the effect can be exerted.

And after the shelf life of thirty years, until the period of fifty years, its effect will become worse and worse, and finally it will be completely useless.

This situation is still a bit troublesome, because it somewhat limits your ability to accumulate.

But there are some solutions.

Although it cannot fundamentally solve the problem of 'shelf life', it can greatly extend the shelf life, allowing the spell scroll to be stored for a longer period of time.

One of the most direct ways is to use better materials.

Under normal circumstances, third- and fourth-level intermediate spell scrolls can be easily preserved for hundreds of years, while upper-level spell scrolls can be preserved for more than five hundred years.

The fundamental reason is that the materials used in mid-level spell scrolls and high-level spell scrolls are better, so the shelf life is also longer.

Apart from this, if there is any other way, it is to replace the spell paper as the main material with Warcraft skin.

It’s hard to say about other aspects, but the effect of Warcraft Skin on increasing the ‘shelf life’ of spell scrolls is completely better than that of spell paper.

A good monster skin can even preserve a spell scroll for thousands of years!

Luo Ji has a lot of Warcraft skins in stock.

Not only is it the skin of the giant hyena beast, it has been integrated with elven civilization for so many years, and the resources of the warcraft mounts that died on the battlefield will definitely be recycled. Needless to say, this is.

At the same time, as a civilization with magical characteristics, some magical beasts will appear in the wild from time to time.

In order to ensure territorial peace, they naturally hunted all these monsters and then obtained resources.

In addition, there are some special monsters that shed their skins every once in a while.

For example, Nidhogg, Hydra, Terror King Serpent, etc...

Nidhogg's shed old skin and dragon scales are top-quality materials used to make armor.

Whenever Luo Ji went on an expedition, he wore soft dragon scale armor under his military uniform, which was made from Nidhogg's old skin and dragon scales.

Now, these old skins shed by Warcraft undoubtedly have another use, that is, they can be used to make spell scrolls!

But even so, Luo Ji felt that the magic beast skin was not enough.

Judging from the current situation, even if it is to prepare for the long-term preservation of high-level spell scrolls in the future, they should be more proactive in hunting some Warcraft.

The main planet has already been completely developed by Luo Ji.

Next, if you want to find and hunt Warcraft, then the focus must undoubtedly be on Venus and Jupiter!

Put the expired fireball scroll in your hand back on the tray.

I don’t know if he felt that one spell scroll might not be enjoyable enough to use, so the person in charge here specially prepared three first-level spell scrolls for him.

Corresponding to three first-level spells: Fireball, Wind Pressure and Flying Stone.

Luo Ji originally had no intention of using the second and third spell scrolls. According to his initial thoughts, he just came over to confirm the specific situation.

But then I thought about it, these first-level spell scrolls used for practicing do not have a long shelf life.

And according to the current situation, it is estimated that it will not be of much use before the shelf life expires.

It seems that there is no question of whether to waste or not...

After thinking about it, Luo Ji simply used the remaining two.

Hehe, it’s pretty cool...
Chapter completed!