Sword God in a World of Magic

Shang wasn't quite sure why there was a fountain of blood in the middle of the hall, but his question got answered rather quickly as letters appeared in the air.

"Put a drop of your blood in the fountain."

Shang walked over to the fountain and cut his finger.

A small stream of blood flowed down Shang's finger since he wasn't really careful with the depth of the cut.

As the first drops of blood hit the fountain, one of the doors at the edges of the hall opened, and Shang walked through.

The door closed behind him, and Shang's Spirit Sense could no longer see the fountain.

Shang found himself in an old hallway, but he didn't really care about it a whole lot as he just continued walking.

Shang walked slightly downward for several minutes. He wasn't moving at his top speed, but he was still moving at quite a brisk pace.

Shang had probably moved around 200,000 kilometers deep into the ground, which was quite surprising.

Why would anyone need such a long hallway?

Eventually, Shang reached another door and opened it.

He was greeted by a dark room with a floating transparent cube in the middle.

Shang could see a small inscription in the middle of the cube.

"Banish the darkness with light."

Shang looked around his new surroundings.

His Spirit Sense was severely suppressed, only allowing him to view a couple of meters of his surroundings. Additionally, Shang could feel very dense Darkness Mana around him.

Even more, the Darkness Mana had a will on it, which seemed to be impossible. After all, how could a dead person imprint their will on Mana?

However, Shang knew that these rules had only remained true for the people he had been fighting against.

Mage Kings and Mage Emperors might have ways to mimic wills with Magic Circles.

Nevertheless, the will was a problem since this meant that Shang couldn't control the Darkness Mana or move it. So, he actually had to do this small challenge the intended way.

walked over to the cube and put his

later, he infused it with Light

darkness receded, revealing the surrounding five meters

one Concept of Illumination to increase the brightness of the light. One had to remember that lower-level Concepts also increased in power as one understood more Concepts of an Affinity. That was the very reason why Concepts very often became more difficult

Illumination was only technically a level one Concept, it had the

light extended even more, revealing the surrounding

which probably meant that he needed to create

Addition to move the Light Mana

instant, the entire room

opposite wall with the door had only been about

could have illuminated

of Twilight and Addition were the ones that had the biggest impact by

only had the level two Concept of Light, Particle, Shang would have illuminated about 30

had the Concept of Illumination, he would have barely illuminated

trial, you either have to know the level four Concept Light, Dawn, or the level one Concept of Light paired with the

created by Lucius for his successor, I can guess

walked over to the door, opened it,

just as long as previously, and it kept going diagonally into the

that he was about 350,000 kilometers to the north of the Hibye at a depth of about

opened it, and for once, he was glad that he

It was very bright.

before, there was a transparent cube levitating in the middle

the light

previous cube, there was an

and infused the cube with Darkness

Five meters.

strengthened by the level three

15 meters.

Shang used the Concept of

was revealed. Just like the last one, it was about 20 meters to the

Shang thought. 'In comparison to the Light Affinity, the first Concept of the Darkness Affinity that pushes Darkness Mana to an extreme of darkness is the level two Concept, Blindness.

of Darkness actually wouldn't be enough to advance, even if someone knew the Concepts of

It's just how we classify them based on how difficult they are

could theoretically comprehend the Concept of Blindness first. It might be unusual, but it's

on how many Concepts they

the hall and entered the next hallway, which was just as