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“Once you become rank one mages, you will be able to perform magic spells,” Marcus said, beginning his lecture, “but in order to do so, you will have to take control of the ambient mana around you and shape it. Each spell has a structure, a spell boundary made out of logos that defines what it is, and therefore what it does.”

To help them visualize this, Marcus waved his hand in front of him and cast a basic light spell. He deliberately held back his logos core and spirit, casti ...

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