Just became an evil god and was summoned by the saint.

Chapter 96 Comparison
"receive!"

A light appeared in Celia's hand, and the puppet in front of her slowly shrank, was drawn into her palm, and disappeared.

"Success!"

The girl was so happy she almost jumped for joy.

It was now the second day, Saturday.

Even with Ross's explanation, Celia's compatibility with spatial magic was too low, and it still took her a whole day to successfully store the puppet in the storage space.

"Don't be too happy yet. Besides taking things in, you also need to let go. Only when you can take things in and let go freely can you be considered to have learned how to do it."

Ross shook his head, extinguishing all his thoughts.

Second-tier mages are already qualified to learn spatial spells. Ross originally planned to teach Celia some spatial spells for survival and travel, but after seeing that she was struggling with even a simple spell like puppet storage, he decided against it.

Instead of learning escape spells, it's better to learn more attack spells. If you kill the enemy, you won't need to run away.

"Learning it in a day shouldn't be considered slow, right?" Celia said, feeling aggrieved. "Many sorcerers take a month to learn a single spell..."

“The problem is you haven’t learned it either.” Ross rolled his eyes.

Celia fell silent.

Hearing Ross say that, she became extremely serious and tried to learn how to release the puppet immediately.

Unfortunately, it's not possible.

Nearly another day passed before she finally mastered the trick to releasing the puppet.

Ross bluntly stated, "At your pace, if I didn't force you to learn, you wouldn't have learned it even in a month if you tried to learn by reading books at the same time."

Celia blushed and lowered her head, all the joy she had felt from successfully releasing the puppet vanishing.

"Practice this today, and then learn Ice Shatter and Crystal Arrow from me."

"Oh……"

Celia's voice softened.

After getting started, there's usually a quick learning phase where you can master the basics quickly, but it's much harder to become truly proficient.

Ross didn't expect her to improve; he just wanted her to be able to release the puppet within 10 seconds.

This process was quite quick.

A few hours later, she successfully mastered the magic of storing the puppet.

"No need to continue. Let's learn ice magic first, and you'll see how bad your talent is in spatial magic."

"Is it really that bad?" Celia muttered to herself, clearing her mind and beginning to absorb the knowledge of the Ice Shattering spell.

A moment later, Celia opened her eyes and used her magic to condense a small ice block in front of her.

These are ice spikes. After entering the second stage, she can control the shape and size of the ice spikes more freely, making them perfect for practicing ice-shattering techniques.

Using the magic circuitry of the Ice Shatter spell, Celia attempted to shatter the ice block in front of her.

Click!

A slight cracking sound was heard, and fine cracks appeared on the small ice cube. A moment later, it broke into two pieces, releasing a very weak energy shock.

"Uh... does this count as a success?" Celia asked Ross.

"It was successful, but not entirely successful."

"?"

"You can only succeed if you can shatter the entire ice wall and still create considerable power."

"it is good."

Two hours later.

"Break the ice!"

With a flick of her finger, the ice wall in front of her shattered into countless pieces, the faint energy shock sending the fragments flying in all directions.

“You’ve got the basics down, let’s switch to the Crystal Arrow,” Ross said.

"Is this the basics?" Celia looked confused, thinking that it took her two days to learn the Puppet Storage Technique, while the Ice Shattering Technique only took two hours.

"I know my talent for spatial magic is terrible." "Good to know. Keep learning."

"it is good."

Crystal Arrow is more complex than Ice Shatter, with two steps: Condensing the Bow and Condensing the Arrow. Celia started by condensing the Ice Bow.

A wisp of icy air emerged from her hand, floated in the air, and, with her effort, transformed into a circle.

Just as she was about to continue condensing the ice bow, a voice suddenly came from the side: "Celia? So you're here!"

Distracted by the sound, the condensed icy vapor instantly dissipated. Celia looked up and found it was Mil, whom she hadn't spoken to in a long time.

During this time, Celia either ran away or studied and improved herself to prepare for her advancement.

This makes her always rushing around at school; she's always the first one out the door after each class.

She was the first to head to the next classroom, then took out a scroll to draw or closed her eyes to meditate, giving Mil no chance to approach at all.

Not to mention Mir, Celia didn't even have time to maintain relationships with the other classmates she used to talk to.

Upgrading is important; the stronger you are, the more friends you'll have. Only the weak need to waste time maintaining friendships.

When you become powerful, others will have to watch their expressions before they can even laugh.
That's what Ross told her.

The pressure from Benovia, along with her growing magical and spiritual power, fueled her strong motivation to cultivate.

These past two days, in order to learn magic, she hasn't been in her dormitory, but has come to the school's activity area, where there is a spell testing area where students can practice spell combinations and learn magic.

However, while everyone else was practicing combo attacks with their puppets and working on their compatibility with them, only Celia was learning magic.

I never expected that Mil, who is almost never seen in the spell testing area, would appear here.

"What is it?" Celia's expression returned to normal, and she asked in the most unfamiliar tone.

"I thought Ainars was lying to me, but I didn't expect to actually see you here. Ainars is having some trouble, and she asked me to come and ask you for help. Come with me quickly."

Mir rambled on and on, then reached out to grab Celia.

But before he could even touch it, he was stopped by a bone-chilling cold.

He felt that if he got any closer, his hands would definitely get frostbite.

Only then did he notice the ice vapor that had re-condensed in Celia's hand.

He was stunned for a moment. "You're learning magic? Are you crazy? Instead of struggling to learn magic yourself, why not have the puppet go to the school to copy it? You can learn it in a second and use it yourself, and the power won't be much different."

Celia didn't reply, but instead asked, "Why would Enars send you to me when she's in trouble? Can't she contact me using the bracelet?"

“Uh…” Mil paused for a moment, and anyone with eyes could see that he was feeling guilty: “Well, her bracelet seems to be broken, so she couldn’t contact you and that’s why she asked me to come.”

"Is the bracelet broken?"

Celia stopped learning magic and activated the projection screen on her bracelet.

"You'd better tell the truth. If I can get in touch with Ainars, I won't mind freezing you into a stick."

Mir couldn't help but shiver.

He felt a pressure coming from Celia.

The pressure didn't seem fake; it felt like... the oppressive aura of a high-level mage on a low-level mage.

Has Celia reached Tier 2?

Mill thought of it, but quickly realized how ridiculous his idea was.

how is this possible.

The other candidates for sainthood probably don't even have a second tier yet, so how could the weakest one, Celia, possibly be a second tier?

It might be an illusion.

Celia, unaware of Mir's thoughts, found Ainars's contact information and dialed directly, all the while keeping an eye on Mir.

Her body was already radiating cold air; once the connection was established, she would freeze Mir into a human stick.

However, the bracelet reported that the call could not be connected.

(End of this chapter)