2000 Years Of Magic History In My Head-Chapter 58: The Trial Tower (3)
Chapter 58-The Trial Tower (3)
A bony brain…Kang Min-hyuk’s consciousness was divided into two distinct segments; two ways of thinking arose in his head simultaneously. No such phenomenon existed in the survivor’s records, but then again, none had stayed in the space so long without losing their minds. Was that why it was happening to him? The pressure he’d experienced was beyond that which anybody else had endured; he may have transcended human consciousness because of it.
The world around him remained unchanged. The only changes occurred within himself. No significant physical abnormalities had occurred…Does that mean this place cannot harm me? Two forms of consciousness…one thought analyzed the functions of the brain itself, and the other focused on incoming information found in the surroundings to perceive bodily damage. An ordinary person’s mind would have been tangled up in confusion at such a blurring of barriers, but Kang Min-hyuk naturally accepted the situation.
His body was fine, but his mind was confused. Could he live with a divided consciousness for the rest of his life? He didn’t think so. But, as soon as he questioned his capacity to handle it, his fractured thoughts merged back into one. As Kang Min-hyuk’s brain developed, he entered a state of transcendence, and it was possible to control the division of his mind. Kang Min-hyuk, who confirmed such a fact as a repetitive act, concluded that it was not a variable to worry about. At the same time, a new possibility emerged from his exasperation.
Processing two minds simultaneously was an exceptional skill. In the case of double casting, it was usually used through mana memory, but you can cast directly without such a process if you only have the brain’s power. Casting different magic with two thoughts has the same effect as double casting, but the speed at which the magic is completed is inevitably different.
There are disadvantages and strong advantages for wizards to prepare more than one magic at the same time. That is, the casting speed is slow due to the method of mana memory. If magic takes 1 minute to use, it takes about 1 minute and 30 seconds to double cast. Of course, it would be beneficial to consider that it takes two minutes for single use, but the fact that the first magic is revealed late was a definite disadvantage. The ability to quick-fire would be disabled.
Kang Min-hyuk’s recent development held great promise in this respect. For a wizard who manifests magic with willpower, the two rituals working together could have enormous potential.
“Was I destined for this?”
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