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Fernie tells Luo De that this is a Zero Ring Earth Spell, Earth Sculpting Skill.

This spell can manipulate two cubic meters of loose soil, which can be dug out or leveled.

It can also move soil from one place to another, and with repeated use, it achieves the effect of terrain modification.

Just like how Fernie just operated it.

Additionally, it can change the color of the soil or draw patterns on it.

However, changing color and drawing patterns have a certain time effect, and they will eventually restore or disappear.

"Good, this spell can really help a lot."

Luo De strokes Fernie's rabbit head.

Luo De's words are not simply meant to coax a child.

Fernie's spell is enough to keep three or four slaves busy for quite a while, especially with Luo De's simple crane.

Fernie, who was being petted, was also very happy, her eyes smiled into crescents.

"But,"

Luo De asked with a smile: "You just meditated not long ago, how much magic power do you have to cast several of these spells?"

"Yes! Zero Ring spells have very low requirements, only two units of magic power!"

Fernie nodded vigorously and answered with a squinting smile: "I have 23.5 units of magic power now!"

The "unit of magic power" Fernie mentioned is also measured using a crystal ball.

The magic power consumed by spells is marked in the spellbook.

However, this marking is not very precise, and the consumption often varies with different wizards casting the spell.

Of course, these ways to measure magic power are used only by the super newbie wizard apprentices.

Wizard apprentices who deal with magic for long periods gradually develop self-awareness of their magic levels and do not need to frequently use the crystal ball for measurement.

The magic power consumption of spells is the same; they can feel it themselves.

Having control over magic power and spell application is a basic ability for a wizard, even for those specializing in alchemy.

"23.5 magic power is not your power limit."

Luo De smiled and said: "According to your spiritual strength, you could have at least 100 magic power; you must work hard."

"Yes, Fernie will!"

The little Snow Rabbit People nodded earnestly, holding her paw with a determined look.

"Alright, then continue practicing spells!"

Luo De smiled and patted the little rabbit's head, truly happy inside.

More delighted than knowing Fernie would cast a thrust spell.

This is not to say Luo De dislikes offensive spells, but practical spells like Earth Sculpting are currently more useful.

Currently, Luo De would not let his wizard apprentices go into battle; they would remain in Frost Leaf Town.

The Dawn Society has at least a century of history, yet hasn't established its power in this world and must evade pursuit by the Church of the Eastern Continent.

This indicates that the combat power of just wizard apprentices is certainly insufficient.

While offensive spells are important, Luo De's idea is for wizard apprentices to master more spells that aid in developing the territory.

Magic potion concoction, magic plant cultivation, magical beast breeding, and mineral alchemy, etc.

These can be better developed with Luo De's modern knowledge and thinking.

Thus, the territory's military development would not fall behind, and the extraordinary level could be enhanced.

"Looks like I need to spend more time on my power enhancement."

Luo De watched Fernie casting spells by the trench and couldn't help contemplating.

Luo De believed that to have control over those with extraordinary power, he must also possess certain extraordinary power himself.

Returning to the manor, Avril took the initiative to approach.

After a simple embrace, Avril took Luo De's arm and proactively said: "You disappeared early this morning without telling you that I found the advanced state of Snow Wheat as a first-grade magic plant."

Avril pulled Luo De to sit down, turned around to retrieve a tome, and placed it in front of Luo De,

"The advanced magic plant of Snow Wheat should be called Frost Blue Wheat, with similar ones being Flame Red Wheat, Earth Gold Wheat, and Hurricane Green Wheat."

"They are collectively termed Magic Wheat, any one can be used as the main ingredient for making magic power rapid recovery potions."

Luo De asked in surprise: "Do you mean any one of them can create a magic power rapid recovery potion?"

"Yes, but they cannot be mixed."

Avril explained: "These four magic plants can also be used to make corresponding elemental potions, spell enhancement potions, and so on."

"Then Snow Wheat is very important?"

Luo De frowned slightly, contemplating, and remarked: "Looks like it can't be given to the townsfolk to eat."

"Dear, Snow Wheat doesn't quite qualify as Magic Wheat; it can only be considered as a zero-grade magic plant."

Avril hugged Luo De's neck, leaning on his shoulder and continued: "In Ancient Times, Snow Wheat was a staple food for wizards and nobles."

"Even as zero-grade, it's still a magic plant containing some energy, right?" Luo De asked.

"Yes." Avril nodded.

Luo De looked at the illustrations in the tome, with some longing in his eyes,

"No wonder wizard apprentices were everywhere in Ancient Times, claiming they ate this grain daily would naturally enhance their talent."

"And their bloodlines." Avril added.

"Yes."

Luo De nodded, "Then from now on, our staple food will be these Snow Wheat."

Whilst speaking, Luo De kissed Avril's cheek,

"Alright, I should go meditate."

Fernie's influence on Luo De was rather significant.

Luo De's spiritual power had reached 11.9 after absorbing three Spirit Gems, and he mustn't waste his talent.

Avril nodded and let Luo De return to the studio for training.

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The Month of Frozen Spring is approaching, the cold wind weakening, no longer piercing like a knife.

Frost Leaf Town is bathed in the gentle winter light, as smoke gently curls from chimney tops of wooden houses.

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