Chapter 1328: The Three Great Spells
Chapter 1328: The Three Great Spells
AI Blue Whale explained, "You can set a base value. Right now, the base value is set to 1, meaning the average power of a planetary-level first-rank practitioner's standard spell is 1. If you cast a spell and hit this evaluation device, a value below 1 means you haven't reached the average, and a value above 1 means you've exceeded it."
"That sounds simple enough."
Su Yu looked at the red evaluation device, which had a red '1' in the center. Of course, this '1' was written in Holy Silver numerals.
"Let me give it a try, then."
Su Yu closed his eyes and prepared to cast the spell.
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In just a few years, Su Yu would have to complete the main quest. Given the short time, it was impossible for him to learn too many spells. Therefore, AI Blue Whale sifted through the vast list of spells and selected three that were most suitable for him.
These three spells were not only easy to learn, quick to master, and highly cost-effective, but they also packed a significant punch! As long as Su Yu became proficient in these three spells, he would have a solid planetary-level combat capability and a high chance of completing the main quest.
The three spells were named Spatial Slice, Spatial Barrier, and Spatial Shift.
Despite their simple names, their effects were far more powerful than those flashy-sounding spells, like Divine Prohibition of Spatial Fracture! Spatial Slice was the best offensive spell for a planetary-level spatial practitioner, period.
Casting the spell would slice through a region of space, cutting everything within it in half. Once fully mastered, it could divide space into many segments within a limited time, achieving a "spatial collapse" effect!
Spatial Slice was a continuous casting spell with no cooldown, making it extremely powerful. As an offensive spell, it had virtually no downsides. If one had to nitpick, the only flaw might be its reduced effectiveness against targets with exceptionally high physical strength.
While Spatial Slice was a continuous casting spell, it could also be used as a burst spell. For example, inputting a large amount of mana to slice multiple times could unleash a massive amount of damage in a single burst, even allowing for a challenge against higher ranks!
For instance, against a planetary-level second or third-rank enemy, a burst Spatial Slice could cut dozens or even hundreds of times in a short period, potentially killing the enemy before they could react! However, for practitioners with extremely high physical strength, the effectiveness of Spatial Slice would be significantly reduced.
This was because at a certain level of physical strength, the space around a practitioner would become tightly sealed, like a massive black hole that attracts surrounding matter and even bends light due to its immense gravity. The space around them would be extremely difficult to cut.
As long as he didn't face such an enemy, Spatial Slice was applicable in all combat scenarios. The other two spells, Spatial Barrier and Spatial Shift, were equally valuable.
Spatial Barrier was the most practical defensive spell for a planetary-level spatial practitioner. It provided strong defense against all types of damage (physical, magical, and even mental) and could be freely deployed on any surface without a fixed shape.
Spatial Shift could be considered an advanced version of the Blink Spell.
While Blink Spell only allowed for quick movement over a short range, Su Yu, having advanced to the planetary level, could shift over distances of about ten kilometers in a single move.
However, using Spatial Shift could expand his range many times over! Once he mastered Spatial Shift, he could quickly move across the surface of a planet, covering thousands of kilometers in a blink of an eye, reaching any point on the planet's surface!
This was not just an advanced version of Blink Spell but the ultimate advanced version! The only drawback was that Spatial Shift consumed a lot of mana and couldn't be used for ultra-long-distance teleportation.
For example, if Su Yu were on Earth and wanted to use Spatial Shift to instantly move to Mars, a single use might drain his mana completely.
For long-distance teleportation, he would still need to use other ultra-long-distance teleportation spells.
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In summary, Spatial Slice, Spatial Barrier, and Spatial Shift combined offensive, defensive, and mobility capabilities.
As long as he mastered these three spells, Su Yu would have a solid planetary-level combat capability!
Of course, in a real fight, he might not match a typical planetary-level first-rank practitioner, who might have thousands of years of cultivation and a vast array of spells. Relying on just these three spells, he probably wouldn't be an equal match, but he could certainly hold his own and wouldn't be at a significant disadvantage.
Bullying practitioners below the planetary level was a given; a single Spatial Slice could turn a dozen eighth-rank practitioners into dust.
In the past 20 days, Su Yu had already learned Spatial Slice. That's why he came to the training area to test his progress.
"Blue Whale," Su Yu asked before casting the spell, "What kind of value would I get if I cast Spatial Slice?"
"It's hard to estimate, but probably around 0.3 to 0.4. Why don't you try it and see?" AI Blue Whale replied.
Su Yu continued, "Under what circumstances would the value of Spatial Slice reach '1'?"
Blue Whale answered, "A planetary-level first-rank spatial practitioner, wearing ordinary planetary-level enhancement artifacts, would reach '1' if they were proficient."
"Let's see what I can do now."
As soon as Su Yu finished speaking, a black crack appeared on the cross-section of the red evaluation device, indicating a successful spell cast.
The device, which was smoke-like, showed no damage. Soon, it reformed and displayed a number.
The number was—0.8.
(End of Chapter)
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