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    "I''ll ask questions. Let''s see how much you learned about the topic." Imeng have a jovial smile on his face.


    Fein sat up straight, his eyes fixed on Imeng, ready to prove his understanding of the teachings. The crackling fire provided a warm backdrop to the serious and solemn atmosphere that enveloped them.


    Imeng''s eyes held a piercing intensity as he started firing questions at Fein, putting his knowledge to the test. His voice had a firm yet encouraging tone, as if urging Fein to show what he''s got.


    "Alright, Fein, let''s start with the Obstructive Shield," Imeng said, raising an eyebrow. "How the heck does it mess with your opponent''s movements and give you an advantage?"


    Fein leaned forward, recalling Imeng''s exnations. "The Obstructive Shield creates this thick barrier that throws a wrench into the gears of your opponent. It slows them down, giving you a chance to react and n your next move. It''s like hitting the pause button on their attack while you''re free to give ''em a taste of your own medicine."


    Imeng nodded, a hint of a grin ying at his lips. He moved on to the next question, his voice carrying a sense of curiosity. "Alright, enlighten me about the Meta Barrier. How the heck does it redirect magical energy?"


    Fein scratched his head, trying to find the right words. "So, the Meta Barrier is like this ma. It attracts iing spells and then redirects them away from you. It''s like ying a game of magical dodgeball, but instead of getting hit, you send those spells flying in a different direction. It''s a way to defend yourself against magical attacks and keep yourself out of harm''s way."


    Imeng nodded approvingly, clearly satisfied with Fein''s answer. He then went on to the third question, a nostalgic glimmer in his eyes. "Good, how about this, let''s talk about the Reflective Mirror. How the heck does it turn your opponent''s attack against them?"


    Fein''s face lit up with excitement, eager to share his understanding. "The Reflective Mirror is like the ultimateeback move. When your opponent tries to attack you, this shield absorbs their energy instead of hurting you. And guess what? You can totally send that absorbed energy right back at ''em! It''s like pulling off a sick magic trick, using your enemy''s own power to knock ''em out. Talk about turning the tables!"


    Imeng nodded, a mix of amusement and satisfaction evident on his face. He continued, moving on to the Heavy Barrier. "Alright, Fein, what makes the Heavy Barrier different from the others? How the heck does it give you a rock-solid defense?"


    Fein straightened his back, a determined look in his eyes. "The Heavy Barrier is like the Hulk of defense spells, man. It creates this super strong shield that can take a beating. It doesn''t mess around with fancy redirection or slowing down your opponent. No, it''s all about standing your ground and providing an imprable defense. It''s like having an indestructible force field that keeps you safe, no matter whates at you."


    Imeng couldn''t help but chuckle, clearly impressed by Fein''s response. He moved on to the Double Shield, his tone growing more intrigued. "Not bad, next, let''s talk about the Double Shield. What''s the deal with it? How the heck does it up your defense game?"<novelsnext></novelsnext>


    Fein grinned, feeling the excitement bubbling inside him. "The Double Shield is like having a backup n on steroids. Itbines two defensive forces,yering them together. It''s like having two shields working in sync to give you maximum protection. It''s like having an extrayer of armor, making your defense even more solid. With the Double Shield, you can face even the toughest opponents with confidence."


    ''What kind of analogy is that...'' A ck line emerged on Imeng''s face. He felt that Fein wasn''t serious at all. Though, he have to admit that Fein understood the essence of each spells.


    Imeng sighed helplessly and looked at Fein. "We are done for today. Is there anything else you want to learn?"


    "Well, if it''s alright, I want to learn magic for daily life." Fein replied.


    "No problem." Imeng sat down cross-legged, his eyes focused yet rxed. Fein sat opposite him, anticipation evident in his gaze. The crackling fire provided aforting backdrop to their conversation.


    "First up, we have the Purify Spell. This handy spell allows you to cleanse water sources, making them safe to drink. Imagine being able to purify any water youe across, ensuring you stay hydrated and healthy even in the most challenging environments. The advantage is obvious, but remember, it requires concentration and focus, so it''s not ideal forbat situations."


    Fein nodded, absorbing the information with keen interest. He could already envision the benefits of such a spell in their adventurous journeys.


    Imeng continued, his voice flowing smoothly. "Next, we have the Illuminate Spell. With this spell, you can create a gentle glow, illuminating your surroundings without the need for torches ornterns. It''s perfect for exploring dark caves, navigating through dense forests at night, or simply creating a cozy ambiance. The advantage is clear: enhanced visibility. However, keep in mind that the glow can attract unwanted attention, so use it wisely."


    Fein nodded again, a spark of excitement dancing in his eyes. The thought of having a magical light source at hismand opened up a world of possibilities.


    Imeng moved on, his expression growing more serious. "Now, let''s talk about the Mend Spell. This spell allows you to mend objects, repairing damages or restoring functionality. It''s like having a magical repair kit at your disposal. You can fix broken tools, damaged equipment, or even heal minor wounds. The advantage is obvious—saving time, money, and resources. However, remember that the Mend Spell has its limitations. It can''t mendplex machinery or heal severe injuries."


    Fein listened intently, realizing the practicality and usefulness of such a spell. He imagined the convenience of being able to mend their gear during their expeditions.