Looking around the class, Chyo'Lin stopped looking at Trai, from which she could see what she said, he tried to remember and wrote down some important information for himself.
She could only hope that the knowledge she would give them would help them in life.
- Now let's talk about what can happen if there are not enough strong magicians among the magicians during the middle or high spell. - Cho'Lin said thoughtfully, it was clear from her eyes that this was no longer a theory.
Turning to the board and erasing the circles from it, she drew a triangle and placed three small pluses in each of the corners.
And next to them are minuses, and so on to the center of the triangle in the center, she drew a circle divided in the center on one side there was a big plus on the other, a minus.
- What do you think is on the board? Cho'Lin asked the class.
One could notice how the whole class began to think, someone raised his hand and someone argued with a neighbor on the desk.
- Okay, since you can't come to a consensus, I'll ask the most silent among you, stufon Tray, to answer what you think is depicted on the board. - Chao'Lin turned to Trey, who froze from addressing him.
While attending Ch'olin's lessons, I was able to learn a lot that was not taught by the teachers in the castle.
I liked the way Professor Che'Lin led the class, she not only dictated information taken from books to us but also asked what we thought it was refreshing for me.
But then I heard how she addresses me, at first I froze, feeling the glances of my classmates, I slowly got up without taking my eyes off the board, thinking what was depicted there.
- The construction of magicians is depicted, but based on what you said earlier, magicians should be at the same level of strength, but it is impossible to assess the magical power of each magician, which means someone will be weaker and the minuses indicated on the board are magicians who are weaker than others. - Thoughtfully I said looking at the blackboard and looking at the professor.
Professor Che'Lin, listening to my words, sometimes nodded her gaze from the blackboard to me and back.
- You are partly right stufon Trey, the minuses are those magicians who support more powerful magicians by transferring their reserves of magic to them. As is well known, mana or magic tends to end with the magician. Cho'Lin said with anguish in her voice.
- But if the support mage runs out of mana, what will happen to him, do you think stufon Tray? Professor Che'Lin inquired.
Thinking, I began to think about the words of the professor, if the user runs out of mana, what happens to him? Assuming different variations, but the most plausible was that a person remains without mana until it is replenished.
- If the mage runs out of mana, then he is not able to transfer mana to another mage and he needs to wait until the mana accumulates for the subsequent transfer of mana. - Uncertainly answered I examining the board more carefully.
- No, if you completely use up your mana, the orb inside your body will start to crack and eventually crumble. Professor Che'Lin spoke with undisguised pain.
I was shocked by her words, as I think everyone in the class, does it mean that with the constant use of magic, we can stop using it?
- But do not worry, as everyone knows, when you use up all the mana in our body, we will begin to starve mana, but if you do not pay attention to this and continue to use magic, the same thing will happen to you as with me. Cho'Lin said with pain in her voice as she looked at the board, longing was felt in her eyes.
- You're probably wondering how I lost my magic? Professor Che'lin asked the class, indicating that I could sit back down.
Watching everyone nod, Professor Che'Lin took a deep breath and began to stare at the blackboard with a lost look.
- I graduated from this academy just like you, I didn't study in the elite class, but I was in the top ten after graduating from the academy, I was offered a job in the kingdom of Myoshin. Professor Che'Lin said in a nostalgic voice.
I, like the rest of the students, listened carefully to the story of Professor Che'Lin, her experience was invaluable to us, and what she decided to tell us could help someone from the class.