The Complete Seven Sorcerers Trilogy by Julius St. Clair

Author:Julius St. Clair [St. Clair, Julius]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Legendary Publishing House
Published: 2018-07-03T22:00:00+00:00

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It took a month.

One full month.

The new and improved left arm wasn’t hard for them to craft. That took a few days. But grafting it back onto her skin, reworking the clasps and attaching the veins…that was painful. Not to mention that Arianna and Milo wanted to try out a new design—one in which she would be able to manifest her eidolon through her hands again. It was a very delicate process, determining what veins should go where, how much blood to pump into the artificial arm and what would happen if she infused too much energy into the hand.

They determined through trial and error that she could summon her eidolon fine, but it was unfortunately a weak one. It was up to her to infuse it with the energy she needed afterwards by placing it on another part of her body. The power surge through the artificial arm would be too much for it to handle. And she couldn’t have that, so they went back to the drawing board.

One week later, they had a new design. It was a little bulkier, but she could put as much energy into her eidolon as she wanted from her fingers. The con of it was that she wasn’t going to be able to move too fast. That couldn’t do, and so she opted for the original model.

Another month went by, and once again, she wasn’t a single second closer to finding a Sorcerer’s weapon, or Kace.

“You might want to rethink this,” Milo sighed, wiping grease across his forehead. Remi groaned as she shifted her weight around on the cold steel table in the backroom. The lighting was dim so she couldn’t see his face, but his voice said it all. He was frustrated with how things were progressing. He was supposed to have left two months ago.

“What do you mean?” Remi replied weakly. If they had tried all of this back on Terra, she was sure she would have died. Thankfully in Paragon, her body healed quickly so she was able to go through the grinding process of being broken down and built back up again.

“Your main focus is manifesting an eidolon into your hands that contains the right amount of energy you need, but…I think we’re going about this all wrong. Have you considered using a conduit?”

“I don’t follow.”

“Your friend, Olivia, does it. She uses a standard sword to infuse her energy into. It’s fast, and in many ways, it’s stronger than an eidolon. Your eidolon is tied into your will, right?”

“In a sense,” she said, stretching her neck. Something in her back was pinching her. “If I get wounded, then the eidolon might get weaker.”

“An external vessel wouldn’t. You could be wounded, and a sword in this example would be just as strong as when you started out. I understand that eidolons have the capability to get even more powerful, but how often will that happen?”

“What are you saying?”

“I think that we should stick with this model, but you should focus on infusing your power into external vessels and not so much into your eidolon.

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