Fantasy Realm [One Piece] [Harry Potter] [Naruto] - [Progression] [LitRPG]

Chapter 191: Hagrid's Rewards, A Difference in Teamwork

[Spell Mastery Skillbook]
Quality: Light Gold
Effect: Combines the skills of Defense Against the Dark Arts, Charms, and Transfiguration into this skill and enhances them.
Note: Choosing this spell school may prevent you from learning other magic systems or cause conflicts with existing spell schools that are not compatible.
Note: Can only be bought once per team, can't be traded or taken out of this world.
Price: 15,000 Contribution Points

[Spell Mastery]
Requirements: 7 MNA, 7 INT + 2 per level, 5 SNS + 1 per level
Requirements: Basic Mana Control lvl 0, Basic Concentration lvl 0 + 1 per level
Requirements: Defense Against the Dark Arts, Charms, Transfiguration (Must either be learned or you need to possess the skillbooks)
Leveling Requirements: 1 Soul Crystal, 1,000 Fantasy Coins + 500 per level
Effects: Combines the skills of Defense Against the Dark Arts, Charms, and Transfiguration into this skill.
Effects: Enhances the effect of your spells belonging to the three aforementioned spell schools by 25% +5% per level. All other spells/magic abilities from Harry Potter / The Wizarding World are enhanced by 10% +2% per level. Compatible spells from other worlds are enhanced by 5% +1% per level.
Effects: Enables you to cast spells nonverbally, at a reduction in effectiveness of 50% -5% per level. Enables you to cast spells without the required motion, at a reduction in effectiveness of 50% -5% per level.
Effect: Enables you to cast spells without a wand and use basic abilities like minor telekinesis, starting at lvl 5, with a reduced effectiveness of 100% -5% per level.
Note: True mastery of dueling is achieved by combining different spells into a cohesive fighting style.

"This thing is completely broken," Alex says, staring at the description. "It combines three Deep Blue skills, each containing around ten useful spells—or in the case of Transfiguration, multiple methods for transforming things. All three of these spell schools are insanely enhanced as well. You can cast spells nonverbally and without motion right away, and if you push it to level five, you can even cast wandlessly. How crazy is that? If it weren't for that one limitation, I'd want to go for it myself."

"Yeah, without that restriction, I'd want it too, despite the heavy investment cost," Rishi adds.

"You guys don't want to risk losing access to your other spells, afraid this skill might cause a conflict? That warning is written in all three subskills too. If not for that, I would've suggested Alex learn them as well," Tereza says. "But yeah, the risk is high."

"Exactly," Alex replies. "And it's irrelevant anyway because you're going to get it. I'm not touching this spell system, it's way too risky. My Black Magic lvl 4 is far too important, especially because I need it for my Sword Magic lvl 4. Anyway, the real problem is the cost: 3,000 contribution points each for your two missing skillbooks and then another 15,000 for this thing. Anyway, it's great that you've found something useful, but I don't see anything here for me."

The group takes a closer look at the other items Hagrid is offering.

They notice a collection of Green-quality items—robes, hats, and special gloves, but none of them seem particularly useful. A few Light Blue-quality items stand out as the highlight, though these, like the skillbooks, are also limited to one per team.

"Couldn't we just buy some of this shit, take it with us, and sell it later?" Alex guesses.

"Of course, but there is one more highlight here: [Supreme Strengthening Potion]," Rishi says. "But I wouldn't drink it, even if I desperately needed PHY and couldn't raise it naturally. It's just not worth it. Swapping stats like that feels like a bad trade, 5,000 contribution points could easily buy Green-quality items worth 50,000 FC if sold in the realm."