Chapter 91 Lessons on Defensive Sorcery (2) (1/2)

Chapter 91 – Lessons on Defensive Sorcery (2)

Ruth’s previous reeration

Max opened her mouth as she stared at the library that had now become a mess in barely more than two days Precious ancient texts were strewn about carelessly on top of one another; the desk was croith stacks of clutter and parchh to seem like a blanket It looked as if a war had taken place there

She lowered her head to look down at the cloth

There were drawings of detailed, co every corner It must have taken at least five bottles of ink to cover those areas Max stared at ehed

“For what re-reason did you leave the to-tower and co at the mess Ruth created in the library

“My tower doesn’t have much space to work Even with that, Lord Calypse threatened to take it away if I don’t coical equipment defenses within a week” Ruth reasoned out

Max squinted her eyes and recalled the enorarden

What in the world could cause for there to be no space left? That toas enormous Could Ruth also not have a place to sleep, so did it also mean he has slept on the library floors for soht? Max told herself

She could not tell if Ruth was displeased or not with his current living arrangements as he put down the apple’s core on one side of the desk and pulled out a chair

Max begrudgingly pulled out the opposite chair and sat on it It see in thatyou, madam, is simple I would like you to use these tools to re-draw the shapes that are drawn here in detail I will let you kno to use it It will be easy to use once you kno to calculate” Ruth told her He then laid out six flat wooden boards of various shapes before her

Max clasped those pieces and looked down at the dreadfully coures on the parchures and those were stacked on top of the desk

“Why are there so ma-n of the ical e-equip?” Max exclai symbols

“It depends on the type you need it for, but theto produce is about the size of the puo into the equipment This complex and extensive sorcery involves elaborate layers upon layers overlapping and being placed inside a ical tool” Ruth explained to her