Sword God in a World of Magic

"No, the Equilateral Rune goes on top of the Trinominal Rune," Callen said as he pointed at two Runes inside a Magic Circle between Shang and him.

Shang rubbed the bridge of his nose in stress and started from the beginning again.

There was so much to remember and look out for!

It was like Shang had to do a complex equation while talking with someone and leading them to complete a yet unknown part of the equation.

He had to keep so many different things in mind.

He had to draw the Rune correctly, transform his Mana into just the kind of Mana he needed, precisely control the shape of his Mana, and even had to evoke certain emotions sometimes.

It took Shang several minutes to do the calculations for the Magic Circle every time, and when he finally started to draw it, some part of the equation always slipped his mind, vanishing into the aether.

It was so hard to keep all the information ready and finished while then doing something completely different.

It was like Shang had to play an instrument with his left hand and fight someone with his right while solving math equations in his head.

There was just too much different stuff at the same time.

They had already been at this for two weeks, and Shang hadn't even managed to finish one Magic Circle.

One had to remember that the Magic Circles Shang needed to draw would be different every time. One Magic Circle only corresponded to one specific change in one specific location in one specific Mana pathway.

If anything changed, the entire Magic Circle would change.

The more Shang learned about spellcasting, the more impressed he became.

The Mages were doing the same thing for their Spells, just in a different manner.

They created the Magic Circle in their mind, infused it with the right Mana and the right shape, and then had to actualize it.

And even when he managed to finish one, he would need several minutes to cast the next one.

Shang was essentially learning how to cast a Spell for the True Mage Realm, and in comparison to him, a True Mage could do all of that in less than a second.

It was brutal.

However, he was making progress.

He was practicing one of the Magic Circles over and over again, and he eventually managed to finish it three weeks after he started learning.

"Well, you might be a complete newbie when it comes to Spellcasting, but your progress is still quite impressive, considering your starting position," Callen said with a smile.

Shang rubbed the side of his forehead in exhaustion.

This was more exhausting than fighting a Mid High Mage.

when he

first time while looking at a Magic Circle, Shang actually understood

Magic Circle for a

was just the first

need a ten-minute break,"

without a single break in three weeks. Even

"Thank you for

necessary. After all,

"I need to go out

be waiting,"

the room, but as soon as the door behind him closed,

careless,'

on top of Sword and

Shang landed and

to draw several

far one time,

Humanity had deactivated, and Shang needed to

Shang thought as he

different lines were doing or why they were there, but he could easily

'Equilateral Rune next- wait!'

Suddenly, Shang stopped.

had never even

could see it

the completed Magic

to him, but about 2% of the Runes were

had learned these Runes during

Circle and rather small, which meant that they were the most unimportant Runes in the entire Spell, but they

goats happily jumping over a mountain and meeting up

by reciting a story

the Runes Shang now knew and found some of the methods

and adjective described one specific part of the

that described emotions also made Shang subconsciously draw these Runes with a certain emotion associated

make use

I might need two hours," Shang transmitted

wide in shock, and he looked around

to you with my Spirit Sense. I'm still outside," Shang said. "You can simply talk. I can hear

Callen said with a bit of embarrassment. "Sure, I will deal with a couple of things then.

"Sure, thanks," Shang said.

focused

words to make Shang draw different

had finally created something like a framework, which he then used to simplify the equations for the Runes

like I'm onto something. I will contact you when we can continue with the lesson. It

his brows. "Sure," he