Chapter 167: Familiar Contract (4)
In truth, the phrase 'Familiar Contract Ceremony' might have some awkwardness to it. After all, the reason why familiar and mages formed contracts was not to gain a sense of family-like bond but rather to reap mutual benefits.
Many might assume that once you contract with a familiar, you can summon a familiar from anywhere. However, it was not that simple.
The contract between a mage and a familiar was a structure where they gave each other certain 'benefits,' and unless they desired something more from each other, summoning was impossible.
For example, if one contract with a flame familiar, he could passively receive the effect of 'increased casting speed and power within the attribute of fire.'
But, to reach the stage of actually 'summoning' the familiar, an immense level of intimacy must be built.
In reality, in the original fantasy novels, mages who actually reached the stage of directly summoning familiars were not very common.
And among them, there was one named Eisel Morph.
Edna walked alone on the third layer with that thought in mind. She didn't bring any other friends along. After all, she was entering a slightly dangerous area with the intention of contracting with the Luminal Flower.
In the original fantasy novel, the Luminal Flower, a faintly mentioned and elusive existence, had the perfect effect of amplifying the nature of light, making it ideal for Edna.
"Ah, there it is."
As expected.