Chapter 127

"Mana is not an unordered mystery, but a visual expression of laws. Mastering the resonance principle of mana inside and outside the body is the key to opening the door of magic."

—Archmage Althea Star-Track

Tsk, sure enough, these textbooks all like to have such a high-class celebrity quote at the beginning.

It's a pity that Lin Jun didn't know any Archmage or anything.

Mycelial tentacles stuck to the page, turning it to the next page.

After finally learning to speak, Lin Jun was originally prepared to show off his skills, but after looking around, he was shocked to find that he didn't have anyone to communicate with!

Little Black only knew Dragon language, and it seemed she only knew a little bit; she didn't understand human language at all, and communication relied entirely on the fungal network.

Norris was being modified in the Mushroom House, and the tree demons had no vocal structure at all; communication was also the fungal network.

The vampire was a magic material proficient in both human and demon languages, but she had just been frightened and was now mining in the mine to calm down; it wasn't suitable to toss her around for a short time.

Lin Jun was very disappointed about this; she was a vampire viscount, yet she couldn't accept a Puji speaking; it was really...

The Yellow Book... it seemed possible, but communicating with it was exhausting for Lin Jun.

Don't look at how Lin Jun could handle it at will; in fact, when talking, he had to keep an eye on his panel to avoid being charmed; there was no feeling of relaxation at all.

As for Dylan, who was struggling to survive on a deserted island, the scout didn't have a vocal structure.

He couldn't let the Puji use the voice Puji to say strange things to scare adventurers...

Having no communication object instantly extinguished most of Lin Jun's enthusiasm for speaking; he'd better wait for Norris to wake up and chat with him.

After thinking about it, Lin Jun decisively started a new project—learning magic!

There was no shortage of textbooks; adventurers occasionally left behind some magic-related books, and Lin Jun had kept them all well.

For example, this book "Foundations of General Spell Construction" looked like a textbook for beginners.