Episode 29 – Morph (2/2)

Soon, all his previous thoughts vanished, and he became completely absorbed into the Morph spell

The world, hi faded out; it ceased tothis spell His entire being concentrated on that single task

Seeing the pattern with her Aethernea was indeed awas only two-dimensional; it couldn’t adequately portray a three-dimensional spell It was incomplete

Kiel started weaving the Morph spell over and over again He felt as if he could actually see it As if seeing it once somehow increased the sensitivity of his own mana sense

Seeing Kiel in the state of absolute concentration Elaru smiled softly and walked away from him to the same spot in which she sat yesterday

She pulled the sa on the same enchantment

Yet one thing was different Today, the spell she eaving looked nothing like it did yesterday

The feeling of controllingthe Morph spell was very similar to how Kiel controlled mana He felt as if he was a slie however it wished As if that pack of dirt that he was trying it on became a slimy extension of him

He found it extre earth spikes, pillars, and walls Then he tried changing the shape of his oord He bent it and twisted around, seeing endless possible variations of how he could use it in battle

He tried it out on tree trunks and on his own shi+rt He even triedthe water in the nearby stream That proved to be extremely fun as the water was very flexible and proved to be easier to morph than rock

He even ended up trying to wrap the air around hiave him the most trouble out of all the materials he had tried so far The less dense a material was, the harder it was to morph it properly

Each tis to Morph, he would get another idea He was like a child playing with a new toy

He tried all possible aspects of the spell How to do it as quickly as possible, how to do it as accurately as possible In a span of several hours, a spell that he had never cast before became his second nature A part of him

Only after half a day had passed did he corowling

His cheeks flushed with a tinge of pink He looked towards Elaru fro it

Thank the Gods! That would have been aard

He stopped his practice and approached her How should he bring up the matter? He needed to convince her to stop her work and leave to have lunch asap Before his sto sound

His gaze shi+fted to Elaru, finally paying attention to what she was doing

She was currently weaving an extremely co yesterday was a thread of yarn, this current spell was the ball of yarn Countless spell patterns intertwined, overlapped and formed a web in which one couldn’t tell heads apart from the tails

The patterns were intertwined so tightly together that Kiel didn’t knohether he should be i this?? It is a giant mess! Will this spell even work?

He was skeptical about it It will es to activate, or it would iets weaved as densely as she eaving it, the different parts of the spell start interfering with one another causing the spell to shatter and fall apart before it can form

It looked as though she didn’t take that into account at all Alas, he didn’t dare underestimate her She always found a way to surprise him with her abilities

As Kiel inspected the spell nize a single spell pattern This spell…is co yesterday!

Did the old spell fail toon a new one?

Well…whatever None of my business

He shrugged and no longer paid attention to her weaving Instead, his eyes landed on her expressionless face

Usually, he avoided looking at her face Partially it was because she would stare back at him and make him feel aard But mostly it was because the more he looked at it, the more he noticed just how beautiful it was And he didn’t find that to be beneficial to him in any way

His gaze was naturally drawn to her eyes Just as always, they were teal with a bit of yellow around the pupil, which one wouldn’t be able to notice unless they really paid attention

Huh? Isn’t there supposed to be a color changing spell on her eyes? But they don’t look any different than usual…

Suddenly a ht when they first loith not so subtle golden lights The dots and stripes in her eyes ht

When he met her the next day, he didn’t pay a lot of attention to the appearance of her eyes Thinking of it now, he vaguely reht Back then, he didn’t think s would naturally be ht, so he felt it was normal for her eyes to not look the same at daytime

However, now that he thought about it…he had already spent several days with her, and he had never seen her eyes look as ical as they did the first time they met

His mind connected the dots quickly, but he still wished to confirm his speculation

“Elaru” He called out to her, snapping her out of her own little world She looked towards hie color?”

She blinked a few tih telepathy “What do you mean? They always look the same”

“The first tiical”

She stared at hih “Well of course they did” She covered her eyes with her pal her face

As she reht in his throat