Today I finished refining Whitefoot. If I want to improve it further I need either Solar Energy or to pump it full of more mana than it can withstand. And with that, I got a pretty big boost to my healing powers. My overall control and power have gone way up, every aspect of my healing has improved save one. My efficiency with healing has dropped. Well, that’s not entirely true. What is really going on is Whitefoot helps improve pretty much every aspect of healing, but it doesn’t do a good job of improving efficiency and as the scale of what I’m trying to do with magic increases the efficiency drops, rapidly. Neither healing nor plant manipulation is an exception to this. So what’s really going on is Whitefoot allows me to operate on a much higher scale, but I still have to pay the cost. It gets me to the door, i still have to open it myself.

Azrezel is still inside the shack I built for him. He should have finished a while ago which means he is either evolving or he really messed up. If he messed up I can’t help him, and would only make the situation worse by trying too, if I’m wrong and he is still working on the spell then I might cause him to mess up, and if he is evolving then he will exit the room once he is done.

You might be reading a pirated copy. Look for the official release to support the author.

I really want to go check up on him but I know that it isn’t worth the risk.

Other than that I spent some time in the village today. At one point I was startled by a flash of lightning only to see a shared bird fall from the sky and a couple of kids laughing and running up to it, shouting something about dinner. It’s cute seeing the kids laugh and play, but there should probably be some rules about using aggressive magic like that in crowded spaces. I mean nothing too bad would have happened to anyone if they were struck by the spell because I was around, and it wasn’t powerful enough to kill a sentient creature unless that creature was actively dying, but it still would have left some potentially nasty burns.

Based on the fact that the kids were chased by some authoritative looking people tells me there probably are rules against that kind of thing.

Anyway, Good Night Diary.