When Ino crawled out of her sleeping bag and unlocked Sefiqa's seal, she finally realized something was wrong.
It seems that Kalya is deliberately deceiving herself into making a bet with him?
Blinking his eyes, Ino felt as if he had discovered something extraordinary. Why did his teacher seem a little sinister?
Is this an illusion?
Looking at the stunned Ino, Lax covered her face helplessly - Silly boy, this is not an illusion!
This bastard Kalya is clearly digging a hole for Ino!
But Ino didn't understand it at all - no, it shouldn't be said that Karya's bad character was not enough!
Yes, in Lux's view, although her teacher has excellent technical skills and is a kind person, he often has an extremely bad personality.
In her mind, Kalya likes to pull people's pigtails, remember dark histories, and even uses deceitful words when facing her students. She does not look like a respected senior at all.
However, when facing Ino, Kalya is quite serious most of the time and rarely shows this side actively, so Ino may have misjudged Kalya's character.
Although they have been together for a long time, Ino's understanding of Karya is still at the stage of "a very strict and strict teacher" or "a strategist with strong planning and purpose", and he is completely unaware of Karya's
nature!
Considering that Lux had exposed Kalya's little thoughts twice not long ago, maybe he felt that he was no longer the little girl who was easy to fool, so he wanted to attack Ino?
You know, before meeting Ino, Lux and Kalya made many bets, but none of them won. Kalya is a real loser. It is not a sure-win bet. He
I will never gamble!
Oh, that's really bad!
However, although she was very aware of this, Lux did not mean to remind her.
Because she is gradually getting used to Kalya's style of acting, Lux is gradually getting used to seeing through the fancy surface and getting to the essence of the matter.
Yes, using the provocation method to fool your students into fighting, and then using this bet to make the other party start boring theoretical training. Just saying this kind of thing will give people the feeling of "not being a teacher", but if you put your sights on it,
In terms of results...
Is it a good thing for Ino to start basic theoretical training?
Well, that's definitely a good thing.
Because Ino started learning magic relatively late, her theoretical course study time was much shorter than that of Lux.
In other words, Ino's theoretical foundation is indeed relatively weak compared to Lux's.
In this case, there is no doubt that there is no harm in letting her tutor her in theoretical knowledge.
Thinking of this, a new question arises.
With Ino's character, if Kalya asked her to take tuition in theory, she would not refuse... So, why did Kalya make a bet with Ino in this way to let her learn magic theory knowledge?
Lux frowned slightly as she watched Ino undo Sephikar's seal and get ready for battle.
"What are you thinking about?" Just when she was confused, Kalya suddenly said, "Guess who can win?"
"Don't I have to put you in Sephikar's hand?" Lux held the hilt of the sword with both hands, "That's how we can start?"
"Of course. Sefiqa is already a descendant of the Darkborn, so why should I continue to control you?" Kalya chuckled, "However, I still recommend that you provide the necessary lighting. Today's moonlight is not bright at all."
Lux blinked and couldn't help but snorted - but she still lit up the battlefield where Ino and Sephikar were fighting according to Kalya's words.
When the light came on, Sefiqa once again sat on the head of a rock puppet. The destructive desire stemming from the Darkin's instinct made him immediately take control after seeing Ino not far away in front of him.
Holding the puppet, he raised his fist.
The battle has begun.
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Although Kalya said that the pure rock element would destroy the freezing of the ice, when faced with the approaching puppet, Ino's first reaction was still to fire ice at the puppet's joints.
Not looking for freezing, but looking for lag.
However, what surprised Ino was that when the ice was about to hit the joints of the rock puppet, the magic power that maintained the stability of the ice suddenly dissipated without warning.
Even if Ino tried his best to control the trajectory of these ice blocks, at the last step, the ice blocks would still hit the rock surface out of control, and then turn into a piece of ice chips and ice mist, which quickly dissipated in the air.
During this period, the rock puppet strode in front of Ino, raised its arms directly high, and then slammed it to the ground.
Faced with such an obvious "swing forward", Ino pressed one hand on the ground without hesitation, creating a small flat-top iceberg.
When Ino stood on the flat-top iceberg, a pair of the rock puppet's arms finally hit the ground - unlike the previous situation where it shook the mountain when it moved, this time it hit the ground hard.
Only a relatively small number of places experienced ground tremors.
The flat-top iceberg under Ino shattered almost instantly, and under the iceberg, the ground undulated and cracked with tremors, as if it had been chopped by an invisible sword, forming a large number of exposed fault zones.
Compared with the power of this blow, what is even more unbelievable is that the damage range of this blow is quite concentrated. An iceberg here in Ino was shattered in an instant, but tens of steps away, Lux did not do anything.
Didn't feel the tremor!
"This... is simply unbelievable!" Looking at the embarrassed Ino, Lux said in surprise, "Why does his magic power and magic effects almost never escape?"
"This is the power of pure elements." Kalya replied happily, "High-purity, high-concentration magic is an 'element among elements'. If there is no means to fight it, then what it shows will be
All kinds of incredible abilities will become a nightmare for any opponent."
"Ino is sure to lose?" Lux narrowed her eyes slightly, "Do you really want her to learn theoretical knowledge?"
"That's not necessarily the case." Beyond Lux's expectations, Kalya gave an uncertain answer, "Although I personally hate the lineage theory, it is undeniable that some genetic things are indeed amazing -
—I do hope that Ino can work hard to learn theoretical magic knowledge, but in addition, this is also a trial for her."
"Trial?"
"I show her a door and she has to work hard to find the key."
