Chapter 61: In the Name of Vengeance
Unlike humans, the terrestrial race, they were a race that freely roamed the skies from the beginning of time.
They could command and disperse the wind and clouds, manipulate the weather, and summon rain and storms at will.
The masters of magic and the race that bestowed it upon the terrestrial races.
Dragons were the true masters of magic. Every action of theirs was magic.
Even breathing was magic, and even more so when they spread their wings.
Of course, that was the privilege of dragons. To teach magic to the terrestrial races, they had to devise new methods, as what was natural for dragons was not natural for them.
Thus, the idea of forming mana cores was developed for this very reason.
“Hmm...”
Now, having erased the castle known as the Cidatel, which had since become a land of commoners, the woman named Parnell, who had nothing left but her name, inspected the 16 mana cores embedded within her body and flicked her staff.
The more mana cores a mage possessed, the greater the variety of spells they could cast, the more diverse their magic became, and the faster their calculation speed.
Of course, mana recovery speed also increases. Not only is the performance of the mana core important, but the number of mana cores was also crucial, but whether to focus on single or multiple cores was the mage’s choice.