Casting a spell requires the spellcaster's spirit to construct a magic model. Once the magic model is built, combined with mana, the spell can be cast.
The construction of the magic model is basically done within the spellcaster's spiritual space.
The principle of casting spells is simple, but there are many subtleties in actual practice.
For example, mages chant, inscribe arrays, use hand gestures, and even dance to cast spells, and most mages use casting materials, including scrolls.
Using casting materials primarily helps the spellcaster build the magic model more quickly.
With magic scrolls, the magic model is already inscribed on the scroll. Thus, when a mage uses a scroll, they can skip the model construction process, making the spell casting speed very fast, close to instant cast.
Zi Di's recent Small Fireball Spell was also near instant cast.
