Inside the Locke Inn, Tang Qi stored away Ralph's notebook and glanced at the gradually brightening sky outside the window. He did not leave immediately, but instead sat down again to recall the dozen or so witchcraft skills he had learned, intending to choose the first one to practice.
Of course, the first step was to change the name.
Not all of the witchcraft named after Ellyia by Ralph were powerful.
For example, Ellyia's Ode was a typical example of an insubstantial witchcraft.
To cast it, one must recite the revered name of Ellyia, which could produce a luxury effect similar to "the descent of the Goddess."
Attack?
Support?
Both were nonexistent; it was purely a figment of Ralph's fantasy.
Unlike the first three witchcraft, which still appeared bizarre, they actually had powerful effects.
Besides these, there were two witchcrafts that Tang Qi identified as powerful.
They were the Ellyia Soul Splitting Spell and the Ellyia's Guardian Spell.
