Chapter 1306 - Enchanter (2)
Chapter 1306 – Enchanter (2)
Shen Yanxiao was very interested in the profession of Enchanter. If she could use enchantment scrolls to create an
enchantment boundary around The Rising Sun City, then it could be said that the defense of The Rising Sun City
would be unbreakable!
Moreover, enchantment scrolls had an awfully wide range of uses; it was just that on the Radiance Continent, no
humans knew enchantment.
Enchantment was originally invented by the elves. During the battle of the gods and devils in the past, humans and
elves had formed a short-term alliance. During that period, many people among human beings learned enchantment
with the elves. Only, after the war between the gods and devils, the relationship between the elves and human beings
had grown estranged. Most of the humans who had learned to enchant also died in that battlefield. As for those who
had survived, they did not want to pass the knowledge of enchantment to other humans without the permission of
the elves because this thing had come from the elves, after all.
It had to be said that in the war between the gods and devils, the nature of mankind should have been much more
pure
The basis of enchantment was writing inscriptions, and the mystery of the enchantment technique lay in those
obscure words.
Those words were not of an elvish language, nor were they of any race’s, but a magical text with magical power.
Different text combinations had completely different effects. There could be no deviation when writing, otherwise
the text would lose the magical effect.
Also, when writing an inscription, ordinary ink could not be used; instead, it should be a unique enchantment potion
in order for it to become effective.
This kind of enchantment potion was only available to the elves, which was another reason why enchantment had
disappeared from the Human Race altogether.
Without enchantment potions, humans could simply not write inscriptions with magical power.
It was strictly prohibited to sell the enchantment potions of the Moon God Continent to foreigners. As soon as one
had been discovered doing this, they would immediately be given a death sentence, without any leeway.
There were a few bottles of enchantment potion and a feather brush among the things Lian Qiu had given her.
The potions were contained in large spherical bottles the size of a palm. In the translucent crystal bottles, one could
see the golden liquid glittering under the light.
Shen Yanxiao tried to open one bottle, putting it under her nose and smelling the liquid inside.
There was no smell.
She stretched out her pinkie finger and gently dipped it a bit in the enchantment potion. In a split second, she saw a
tiny droplet of golden liquid moving at her fingertips.
Instead of spreading as rashly as water, it condensed into a rounded spheroid that wobbled at her fingertips.
“How to write using such a potion?” Shen Yanxiao curiously looked at the “tiny droplet” at her fingertips. The
degree of viscosity was so high, just how should one start to write with it?
‘If you want to learn about it, ask the elf named Liang Qiu.’ Xiu’s voice echoed in Shen Yanxiao’s ears.
Shen Yanxiao stuck out her tongue and put the “tiny droplet” back into the bottle.
“Even if I want to learn, I am afraid that the time is not enough. I still have to go to Jadeite City.” Shen Yanxiao let
out a sigh. There were too many mysterious areas in the world of the elves that made her want to learn, but her time
was running out.
In another month, she would enter Moonshine City, which was the destination of her trip.
She wanted to solve the seal as soon as possible and look for her parents who might have been trapped in the
Moonshine City. Even for the remainder of this month, she would go to Jadeite City to see the Moonshine Tribe
and…
Her unlucky Third Uncle!
‘The study of enchantment is not as complicated as other professions, but more dependent on your own practice.
You only need to let an elf give you one or two guidelines, after that, even if you enter the Moonshine City, you can
still practice it.’ Xiu’s voice had a hint of indolence.