I'm a Noble on the Brink of Ruin, So I Might as Well Try Mastering Magic: Volume 1 [Parts 1 to 5] by Nazuna Miki

Author:Nazuna Miki
Language: eng
Format: epub

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Now that I made the products and learned the magic I needed to carry them, all that was left was a method of transportation.

Being able to carry everything I needed using my item box already made transporting them so much easier than normal. However, I noticed that there was one magic spell in the magicpedia that, if used properly, could very well cut my travel time down by half. It wouldn’t be the way it was intended to be used, but I think it should be possible.

First, I needed to test it. I removed my magicpedia and placed it in my item box, since I wanted to check if I had mastered the spell now, then I walked around the woods in search of any suitable target. Eventually, I ran into a wild rabbit.

“Bind.”

I used a beginner constraint spell called Bind, which stopped a target’s movements. It was a beginner spell, so it wouldn’t work on stronger targets, and the constraints could be undone if the target were so much as touched. It was quite the quirky spell, but it would do for now.

I approached the wild rabbit I had restrained with Bind and firmly grabbed it, holding it in place. And then...

“Contract Summoning: Form Contract.”

I cast a spell on it.

Summoning magic was largely split into two kinds: spirit summoning, which summoned one of the many spirits that existed in every essence of nature in the world, and contract summoning, which summoned living beings that were bound by contract.

For contract summoning, there was a need to establish a contract with the target, as I just did with the wild rabbit. Once the magic’s light was absorbed right into its body, I followed it up with another spell while keeping my grip on the rabbit.

“Contract Summoning: Wild Rabbit.”

As magic was heavily reliant on the caster’s imagination, the chant here could be anything, even a simple incantation like this. It proved to be effective, as another wild rabbit materialized beside the rabbit I was currently still holding. They were completely identical. This second rabbit tried to run from me, but...

“Release,” I chanted, and the rabbit I summoned disappeared with a poof.

This was another characteristic of contract summoning—it summoned not the actual target with whom the contract was formed, but rather a near-perfect clone of the target.

I freed the wild rabbit since my test was a success.

Now, onto the main test.

I took a deep breath as I activated the magic at my feet.

Whether or not a contract succeeded would depend on the gap in power and will between the caster and the target. It wouldn’t work on anyone stronger than me, and even if we were on equal footing, the contract wouldn’t be established so long as the other party resisted.

With all that in mind, I cast this spell on myself.

“Contract Summoning: Form Contract.”

A target who was on the same level as the caster and would not resist—I thought my chances here would be half-and-half, but it seemed to have been a success.

“Contract Summoning: Liam,” I chanted, summoning my own clone.

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