Chapter 138. Clara testing my first product
Creation magic works similarly to my own magic, since it’s also limited by imagination. However, while I can use any magic affinity just by imagining it, I’ve realized the things I conjure—like the scalpels I summoned the other day, or any other tools—tend to be unstable or low in quality. That means they break easily.
But with creation magic, I can produce far more refined and durable results, because it not only draws from my imagination but also uses my system to enhance and perfect the structure of what I create.
Or at least, that’s what my system told me.
Adrian and the others were hunting the slimes by instantly slicing their cores before the creatures could even get close. The big, green jelly slimes were said to be dangerous once they produced tentacles—which they use to attack. Those things can not only melt clothes but also eat through metal like swords and armor, which makes them a pain to deal with.
"Fall back, guys!!!" Derrick barked from behind us.
We all fell back as he chanted a spell—he’s a wind user—and created a small tornado, trapping the green slimes inside and spinning them around until he dropped to his knees, the tornado vanishing. He was probably out of mana.
I checked my system interface. I had over 60,000 pleasure points, which was a lot. I didn’t even know if I’d ever use them all in months.
My goal wasn’t to kill the slimes like the others, though. Once a slime’s core is destroyed, its body liquefies into water and leaves behind a crystal. That meant I wouldn’t be able to create what I needed.
So, I copied the purple lightning those one-horned rabbits from the demon realm once used on me, and unleashed it on the slimes, paralyzing them.
"WOAH! What magic was that?!" Brian yelled, gripping his bone hammer, ready to smash.
"Bruh, don’t!" I snapped. "I need to examine them before you kill them!"