CHAPTER 6 - GET LOST!

“Whew, after going and talking to all the oldies in the village I finally managed to figure out a way to pretend like I have memorized it,” MC 1 sighed in relief as he cast Dissappearing into the Mist to appear back inside his room. As it turns out, after spending an entire day copying the scroll onto a piece of glass that he put over it, he still hadn’t memorized the location of every dot. It wasn’t that he had bad memory or anything, there were just a ridiculous amount!

Each galaxy had over a trillion stars! If this were the people in the human era, such a feat would have definitely been impossible! However, by copying the image onto a glass and then asking one of the oldies that worked with glass to shrink it proportionally and darken the marks, MC 1 was able to fashion out a set of glasses. He then proceeded to shine a bright light into his eyeballs through that glass so now every time he blinked the entire formation would appear in his eyes. This would probably work for a few hours at most though, however, it would be enough to help him cast it at will. Additionally, the glass was reusable and if he just stuck it onto his eye then he could cast the spell at will.

“What is that stupid glass thing?” his grandma appeared in his room.

“Oh this, it is my astral spell memorization tool!” MC 1 proudly explained what he did. One should remember that he is still a child and getting the opportunity show his grandma that he can do things more efficiently had always been something he prided himself in. Additionally, he had never been punished for finding cheats so he was of course willing to share his methods.

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“Interesting, however, do you plan to use multiple astral spells? With this method you would at most be able to use 3, one burned into your eyes for a few hours, and one glass on each eye.”

“Wait, there are multiple astral spells?” MC 1 was confused. He had completely not considered that there would be more.

“At the moment, there is only one other. However, that does not mean that no new ones will be discovered,” the enchantress explained.

Thinking about it, MC 1 had to agree with her point.

“Oh right, now that you have grasped this kind of life saving measure, I have decided that you need to…” the enchantress paused. For a brief millisecond her eyes revealed a hint of sadness before it was covered by resoluteness.

MC 1 looked up at her in anticipation for what she would say.

“Get Lost,” she finished. Then, without waiting to hear his opinion the enchantress waived her right hand causing space itself to tremble before a crack opened revealing a dingy alleyway lined with bins for trash. She then grabbed MC 1 by his elbow and flung him through the hole.