Chapter 59 Memory
A fourth-ring spellcaster is a very important force anywhere in this world.

Even in the Silver Empire of Sinar and the Second Phoenix Empire in the southeast, two countries that value the training of spellcasters, a fourth-ring spellcaster can be a backbone force that can step onto the political stage.

In the Silver Empire, regardless of race, as long as a fourth-ring spellcaster is willing to surrender, an honorary noble title recognized by the emperor will be immediately handed over. Moreover, there are many grand dukes, kings, and electors who are willing to exchange real territories for the loyalty of a fourth-ring spellcaster.

In the Second Phoenix Empire, the Sun Elves, who look down on almost any race except the elves, will also give due respect. However, compared to the generous Silver Empire, the Sun Elves are much more stingy. Unless you are an elf, even if you surrender, they will only be given an honorary noble title at most, and a real title is impossible.

Even if he remained independent, neutral, and did not ally himself with any force or country, the strength of the Fourth Ring was enough for him to gain respect and attention anywhere.

Unless absolutely necessary, no one would take the initiative to provoke a fourth-ring spellcaster.

Roland stood in front of the lake, with a huge amount of mental power surging from his body.

He calmly extended his right finger and pointed it at the lake.

Fourth-level spell - Freeze.

The huge amount of magic power turned into a cold light and flew out from Roland's fingers, rushing straight into the center of the lake.

Then, starting from the center of the lake, the entire lake froze at an alarming speed.

In less than a minute, the lake in front of them stopped flowing and was completely frozen.

At the same time, all living things in the lake quickly lost signs of life in this cold weather.

After completing the spell, Roland first thoughtfully adapted to the casting process and intensity control of the fourth-ring spell.

Then, cast the spell again.

Fourth-level spell - Flamestorm.

Under Roland's micro-manipulation, a small fiery red tornado slowly formed above the lake and slowly fell above the center of the lake.

Its bottom touched the lake, and then a large amount of heat energy flowed into the lake.

Under Roland's operation, the huge amount of heat energy did not boil the entire lake, but only thawed the lake.

As the ice began to melt, Roland controlled the flame storm and cast a spell again.

Fourth-level spell - blessing of life.

A thick force of life formed in Roland's hands, and under Roland's control, it was precisely injected into all the frozen life forms in the lake.

Relying on these two delicate operations, Roland finished the spell after about five minutes.

Except for a few fish near the center of the lake that had been completely cooked by the high temperature and could not be rescued, the lake in front of us was exactly the same as before.

After experimenting with several spells, Roland regained his feel for the fourth-level spells.

For Roland, who masters a large number of spells, the intermediate spells of the fourth to sixth rings are rather embarrassing.

In his previous life, Roland used the account of a legendary spellcaster most of the time. Therefore, the spells he used most often were high-level spells of seven to nine rings, as well as legendary spells.

As for the low-level spells of the first to third rings, Roland used them quite frequently. After all, when fighting a small monster or clearing a few minions, he couldn't cast a high-level spell.

Therefore, Roland was in an awkward position with mid-level spells. In terms of power, they were not as powerful as high-level spells, but in terms of consumption, they were higher than low-level spells.
Therefore, Roland rarely uses intermediate spells, so he also needs some practice to become familiar with intermediate spells.

However, this is not a good place to practice.

Roland raised his head and looked around.

The power of the fourth-level spell is quite strong. If he practices here, it will not take long for Roland to destroy this area. Although this outer area is not uncommon in the entire Kes Mountains, Roland still has some feelings for it after living here for more than a year and does not want to ruin it.

After Hela wakes up, we should go to the ruins to practice.

Roland thought silently.

The laboratory in the ruins should be able to withstand it.

After making the decision, Roland gave up practicing and turned to the wooden table next to the cabin.

He picked up the papers on the wooden table and sat on the wooden stool.

The paper was a special one that Roland made from blue leaves. However, the paper on the table was the material that Roland intended to use to make a magic book.

An excellent magic book, in addition to being made of various extraordinary materials, the spells recorded in it are also a very important part.

If the spells recorded are numerous and powerful enough, the quality of the magic book will be higher.

Of course, spells cannot be recorded randomly. It is best to record spells that the user knows.

If the materials used are the same, a blank grimoire will naturally not be as effective as a staff. However, if there are enough spells recorded in it, the grimoire will be stronger than a staff.

For Roland, who has mastered a large number of spells, the Grimoire is undoubtedly his best choice.

Besides, Roland is not a superman, and not all his memories of his past life are clear.

If he had not been a professional player in his previous life and games were his livelihood, he would not have remembered so many valuable things.

Therefore, in order to avoid forgetting some spells, Roland also wanted to record them all in advance.

Therefore, the papers that Roland picked up were densely packed with a large number of spells, most of which were profound and complex high-level spells, as well as legendary spells.

The remaining common spells were all carefully selected by Roland and were spells of higher value.

Looking at the densely packed notes on the pages, Roland recalled how he had racked his brains to recall various spells and recorded his memories over the past year, and sighed helplessly.

As it turned out, he was totally overthinking it.

After reaching the fourth ring and completing his spiritual ascension, Roland recalled all his memories from his previous life.

Not to mention spells, Roland even recalled some knowledge about strange machines that he had only read once or twice, and he remembered them clearly.

Sublimation in the game only doubles the player's various attributes, but sublimation in the real world is a true evolution.

After the sublimation, Roland felt that his brain seemed to have evolved. His thinking ability increased significantly, his learning ability also continued to improve, and everything he saw was directly imprinted in his brain.

Even those boring and completely incomprehensible theories in my memories of my previous life can be understood now.

If Roland had had such a good memory and such a fast thinking, why would he still play games? He would have joined the research institute long ago and contributed to the scientific research of the Human Union. Maybe, with his upgraded brain, he could even study the legendary third-generation superluminal engine.

Roland shook his head, put aside the distracting thoughts in his mind, picked up the paper and began to check it page by page.

After all, this is something I wrote before it was sublimated, so some of the records are not accurate. I might as well revise it since I have nothing to do.

　I have something to do. There is only one update today.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)