Chrysalis

Ranking up my elemental magic after such a long time is a nice milestone and one that I'm super pleased about. What sort of delicious new spells will I gain access to? I've only very recently seen what dumping all of my gravity magic into a bomb can do, and whilst it's obviously mega powerful, I can only shoot one of them! I need other options and that was the whole reason I worked so hard on the basic elemental mana skills!

As the trickling sensation blooms in my brain I eagerly reach for the knowledge that is being created there, grabbing it in drips and drabs as the skill upgrades.

Oho! Some juicy things indeed!

And so many spells! New combinations of elements that I couldn't perform before! More potent, more destructive, more awe inspiringly DEVESTATING!

Muahahahhahaha!

Wait?! Is that the long suppressed resurrection of Dark Anthony? Down! Down you fiend! Back into the pit from whence you came!

Now. New magic, what can I do?

I enjoy the process as they blossom into their final forms. Sometimes ranking up in magic just makes you better at it, helps you handle the existing spells and the construct better than you could before, but sometimes, like on this occasion, new spells come into play, but I didn't

Gas magic being the four

is one that seems to hold a lot of promise in my mind. A blend of fire and air, it takes a lot of mana, but can devastate a wide area with what looks like a fire tornado. Nasty. A base of twisting wind, a sprinkle of combustible gas and a rip roaring fire, when mixed correctly will produce a towering pillar of

obviously, but it appears as though it won't stay in one place either, moving over the terrain in

I'm starting to suspect they all will be, and requires forming a wide spray of water that is then frozen, trapping an unstable gas inside. The end result is a metric boat load of finger length, deadly missiles that well shatter

created with this spell, you never know. If I managed to compress the water mana before releasing it,

it, Concussive Needle!

see a hell of a lot of applications out of combat and more than a few in it as well. I haven't made much use of mud in the past, mainly because I felt it would be fruitless to slap something with wet dirt. Now that I think about it, there's probably a lot more applications than I had considered. Turning the ground beneath an enemy into mud? That's a

any time I want. Ooo I think this one's going to be tricky. Quick thinking in a fight hasn't been my speciality, outside of my reflexes of course. That

we

pull off, but turned up well past eleven and closer

look rad as hell. It probably only tickles demons, considering how

already part stone. What do we do with it though? We create a highly pressurised pocket of