Chapter 152: Consumable Items (1/2)

”Inderstood.”

Hearing her swift and decisive answer, Tyler nodded his head in approval as his thoughts drifted away for a moment before he suddenly remembered something he had wanted to do as well.

They had only been riding for about ten minutes now so there was still sometime before they would reach their destination so he had to make good use of this free time. With a tired expression he reached into space and dragged something out of the void.

It was something that slightly resembled a stick of about thirty to thirty-five centimeters in length. It emitted a faint but wild aura that was barely visible to the naked eyes but one could easily notice it with magic vision or any type of enhanced sight skill.

This was a wand that looked to be made out of ivory. The handle was inscribed with quite the high-level runes that probably consisted of only first-level intermediate runes and as such, Tyler was unable to decipher its meaning.

There was a slightly glowing green gem attached to the front end of the wand and it gave it an indescribable feeling of unpredictable proportions. This was indeed the Epic ranked magic items the Hunter party had given him as payment for their mission to the Farbel's Pass.

The item was still unappraised and as such, Tyler was still unaware of its use and effects. However, as an Epic ranked magic item, Tyler was fairly confident it would turn out to be something useful. And even if it was useless to him personally, he could always gift it as a reward to someone else whenever they accomplished anything of significance.

Holding the item in his left hand, Tyler once again cast the Tier 2 all appraisal spell on it.

—Appraisal—

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•Wand of Chaos•

Magic item - Epic Rank

Type - Consumable (1 time use)

A wand forged from the horn of a Dark unicorn and enchanted by powerful magic. This wand contains an unstable core and a faint connection to the spiritual plane. Emmits chaotic pulse of weak corrupted energy that constantly destabilize the mana essence in the air around it.

Primary Effects: Mass Summons. (Random Tier)

Consume the entirety of this items essence to summon a large horde of monsters to do your bidding until they die. As the core is still damaged, the horde of monsters may vary in strength and species with the chance of summoning a Lord Class creature as 10% and the chance of summing only the lowest ranked monster at 40%

The chances of Simmons may increase and decrease based on the power and skills of the summoner but would not exeeed the limits of this item.

Note: Due to the corrupted energy, there is a 2% chance of summoning an uncontrollable devil that would attempt to devour the user's soul. (Strength of the creature is dependent on where the item is used.)

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Tyler slightly frowned as he read through the information in his mind. While the item itself was very valuable to him as the lack of manpower had been a great source of worry for him, the fact that this was a consumable item disappointed him a lot.

Then there was the lack of consistency with the item due to its chaotic nature. Summoning a horde of basic monster would surely be a complete an utter waste of an Epic Ranked item. Not to mention the chance of summoning a devil which he was still unclear on.

He still had no idea what devils truly were and thus could not accurately judge their threat level. However, if he were to go by the reaction of Unrivaled, he should at least be worried about it. The stuff about the strength of the devil depending on where the item was used was also strange but Tyler just had to deal with it.

He only had one use for the item and thus would not gift it to someone that would get hurt if a devil were to suddenly show up.

Still, it was best he took some precautions before using the item. Tyler then ruturned the item back to his storage space as he simultaneously brought out another item. It was a brow book with a vague drawing of a magic circle on it.

This was the spell book for flight. Looking at the cover alone, one could easily tell that this book was a copy of a copy and thus could not be compared to the ones at the magic library. Tyler sighed inwardly as he opened to first page of the book to learn spell.

However —

He could not fully understand the book or more specifically, he could not fully read the magic runes that formed the words written on the pages of the book. Third tier spells were typically written in both the third-level intermediate rune and the second level. And since Tyler could not read passed the third level, he could not understand it so he decided it was best to turn to the only person in the carriage that had learnt third tier spells.

”Hey Nadine, can you read magic runes?”

”No sir I can't.”

”Is that so, then how did you learn third tier spells.”

”Oh I was just taught to memorize the simbols that formed the magic circle until I was able to engrave it in my mana body.”

”I see. Is there anyone in the settlement that can read magic runes?”

”Umm... I think lady Erin could read up to intermediate runes and the captain can read basic rune a bit thanks to her.”