Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 232 Solar Fist Upgrade! (Third Update)
Completely unaware of the danger posed by the shadow monsters, Heri deliberately lured the shadow creatures into her body multiple times, only to have them joyfully carried into the sunlight and easily destroyed by the sunlight reflected from Bevin.

"I brought another one."

"I brought two with me this time!"

"Hehehe, I actually brought three with me this time!"

The entire corridor echoed with Heli's sly, silly laughter.

With Heri's arrival, her cheerful antics are rapidly diminishing the fear of the shadow creatures among the others.

As they continued to eliminate the shadows, they not only ceased to be afraid, but instead experienced a strange sense of comfort.

Just like eating chili peppers, or like how many people become obsessed with extreme sports.

When the human body encounters a dangerous situation, it automatically secretes adrenaline and dopamine, which enhances the body's capabilities while suppressing the generation of fear.

When something is not very dangerous, but the person is aware that there is danger involved, and the body still secretes these hormones, the person may become addicted to it.

Just like many pets undergo similar training, when you find that your pet is afraid of something, you can feed it a few treats when it comes into contact with the source of fear. Gradually, it will associate the source of fear with the treats, and when it sees the source of fear, it will also think of the treats, thus gradually overcoming its fear of the source of fear.

This process can be called desensitization training, and various forms of desensitization training were conducted in the army of Yaro in his previous life.

However, in comparison, what Bevan and his group did was more like a group that had been eaten by crocodiles countless times, only to discover with surprise that all they needed was a thick rope to subdue the giant crocodiles. They then continued to eliminate the dangerous man-eating crocodiles, thus generating a strong sense of conquest and revenge.

Later on, Yaro even had to steal monsters.

—Yarlo wanted to upgrade the Solar Fist while clearing the first floor, instead of having to search through the surrounding ruins and traverse mountains to find traces of shadow creatures.

……

[Ding! Defeat the enemy, Solar Fist gains 35 skill experience points]

[Ding! Solar Fist level has been increased!]

[Ding! Solar Fist has been upgraded to Level 2, Beginner]

……

Yaro paused, as various memories, as if forgotten, gradually surfaced like a trickle of water, reappearing in his memory naturally without the slightest discomfort.

Skills will automatically level up once they gain enough experience, without causing a strong sense of dread.

Moreover, the Solar Fist is essentially a variant of the level zero trick 'Light Technique,' so even if the Solar Fist is upgraded, the changes it produces will not be significant.

So... what's the use of adding a light source?

How can it be useless!
For example, in the corridor before, because he had to maintain a stable light to prevent the surrounding shadow creatures from swarming in, Yaro could only rely on the Fiery Sword Technique to fight the enemy alone.

Now that Solar Fist has reached the second level, Yaro can maintain a Light spell while continuing to unleash Solar Fist!
Ahem... Of course, this situation is limited and not part of routine operations.

The true design of the Solar Flare is actually a double flash.

Since the initial skill of Solar Fist is only a level zero trick, even if all the light bursts out in a short time, it is difficult to produce a strong stimulating effect. Double Flash is to flash a light again the moment the enemy has just recovered, making the enemy dare not look directly at him. This effect is far inferior to that of a flashbang.

What is the effect of a real flashbang?
A real flashbang cannot be defended by closing your eyes. The light can penetrate the thin eyelids directly, and will cause various visual effects such as blindness, double vision, astigmatism, and myopia for several seconds to tens of seconds. It can also cause a certain degree of permanent damage to vision and may cause loss of balance, leading to dizziness and falls.

When it's time to sleep at night, during the REM sleep stage before reaching deep sleep, every eye movement causes a stinging sensation, making it impossible to fall asleep.

If left untreated, this condition will persist for a long time!

Compared to a real flashbang, the Solar Punch only blinds the enemy for about a second, which is far too weak. How can it not be strengthened?

Seeing that he had achieved his goal, Yaro stopped stealing monsters and shouted to Dylan, who was excitedly spinning the horn lamp, "Dylan, come with me. The rest of you can continue clearing here."

"Yes, Lord Yarrow." Dylan reluctantly handed the trumpet lamp to the anxious young servant behind him, muttering to himself, "You'd better hold it tight, don't break it! This is a magic lamp, if you break it, you won't be able to pay for it with your life!"

“I know, Mr. Dylan, even if I fall to my death, I won’t fall on the magic lamp!” the servant solemnly swore, carefully taking the flask lamp from Dylan’s hands.

Everyone witnessed firsthand how those terrifying shadow monsters vanished without a trace under the light of this unassuming 'magic lamp'.

For everyone, the 'magic lamp' at this moment not only represents the important task of protecting the second floor and safeguarding everyone's safety, but also the hope of eliminating the shadow monster and rebuilding their home!

Such scenes were naturally comical to Yaro, who knew the inside story; it was like watching a live version of "Imperial Jade Liquor, 180 yuan a cup".

But Yaro not only suppressed his laughter, but also nodded seriously, as if he was very pleased that they valued it so much.

This is exactly the scene that Yaro wanted to see. Only by attributing the credit to the 'magic lamp' and 'magic mirror' can they ignore the shadows, slow down the rate at which the shadows absorb their spiritual power, and maintain their safety.

The mystery surrounding wizards largely stems from these things.

Often it's not that wizards don't want to explain, but the more they explain, the more harm they cause to mortals, and often, this harm brings no benefit whatsoever.

Would it do Aro any good to let mortals be swallowed by the shadows?

Raise one of those shadow monsters you encounter first?

What use can it be?

If he hadn't been so desperate for money, Yaro wouldn't have picked up that shadow energy block.

Such things are considered useless by wizards and are ignored unless there is a very large quantity of them, in which case they may have some value.

But if you want to cultivate a huge number of them, how many lives would be consumed?

If there were so many death row inmates available, wizards would have far too many other options.

Feeding living people to inferior, bizarre creatures is the least efficient method.

Just like the diminishing returns of energy transfer, with such a large number of mortals, any method of utilization by any wizard would be far better than this crude approach.

(End of this chapter)