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Thunder Magic is notoriously explosive; every time it is used at close range, it tends to injure the caster. Therefore, Reiner generally avoids casting it in close quarters. Instead, he often pairs it with a bow and arrow, launching an arrow and then summoning a convergence of Thunder Element at the arrow's impact point, striking down with lightning to achieve a lethal effect.
This method requires intense concentration and on-the-spot casting, which can lead to various unexpected mishaps, making it less stable. If he were to follow Xu Lie's suggestion of preparing Thunder Element arrows in advance, he could simply shoot them during an encounter without hesitation. Wouldn't that be more efficient?
Of course, using a bow and arrow allows for more precise and stable casting. Reiner could easily unleash a bolt of lightning with a mere flick of his wrist, but that would lack stability and could result in either excessive or insufficient power. There’s even the risk of striking too far away or too close, potentially harming himself.
Classical Idealism Magic operates on this principle: the stronger the will, the higher the magical potential. Xu Lie chuckled mischievously and tossed out an even bigger bait: who said that arrows must be shot one by one? Why not prepare a larger magical container? When needed, couldn’t he release hundreds or even thousands of Thunder Element arrows all at once?
He called this concept Firepower Coverage.
Genius! Reiner clapped his hands together in excitement, unable to contain his enthusiasm. This was a path he had never considered before! Firepower Coverage! Firepower Coverage!
Just hearing this magical phrase filled Reiner's heart with an overwhelming thrill, as if he could envision countless bolts of lightning obliterating everything in their path. The more excited he became, the less he noticed Xu Lie's presence; he kept murmuring to himself about Firepower Coverage.
"Hey, hey!" Xu Lie called out several times before Reiner snapped back to reality.
Feeling embarrassed, Reiner's face flushed red. What was happening? Why was he acting foolishly in front of an Evil Mage? If it weren't for Xu Lie’s keen mind, he might have already met his end.
Finally realizing something was amiss, Reiner pondered whether the Evil Mage could truly be so benevolent—perhaps he had misjudged him? No, it wasn't a misunderstanding.
Recalling his old friend with black hair who was well-versed in Dark Magic and had a penchant for mischief, Reiner understood: these black-haired individuals were truly incorrigible!
Clearing his throat awkwardly, he introduced himself, "Hello, my name is Reiner. It's my first time meeting the three of you, and I apologize for any lack of etiquette."
Although there are still three months until the Xanliu Association convenes, I welcome your arrival.
Xu Lie also amused the elder by introducing Anthony and Charles in turn, before finally introducing himself: Xu Lie, a mage who has just returned from the Gate of Truth.
Reiner couldn't help but blink, his mind filled with questions. What exactly is the Gate of Truth? It sounds so grand!
Has he grown old? He had never heard of such an advanced concept before. Indeed, over the past few years, as he aged and stopped traveling across the continent, he had become less familiar with many things and was falling behind everyone else.
It seems that after this Xanliu Association, he can no longer remain closed off; he needs to get out more.
Humbly reflecting on himself, Reiner still felt comfortable asking, "Could you please enlighten me about this Gate of Truth?"
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