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Chapter 343 - 341: The Fairy Tale Character from the Library - Black Queen (127/170) (Page 2/2)

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The slightly annoyed queen rolled her eyes at Gu Xi, ”You don’t know what you’re missing.”

Gu Xi didn’t care what he missed. He remembered this queen was a high-tier witch with magical abilities beyond imagination, especially in poisons and transformations.

After laughing, Gu Xi quickly brought up some questions to ask the queen.

The queen wasn’t too pleased with Gu Xi’s way of asking questions.

After all, he laughed at her earlier and now wanted to ask questions—it was out of the question.

However, Gu Xi’s subsequent attitude was quite sincere, and the queen was drawn by the Library’s power.

So, she began to speak.

Maybe it was the influence of the Dead Mirror Immortal, but the queen and Gu Xi surprisingly started discussing ritual magic.

The queen was quite knowledgeable about this.

”You know, sometimes magic lies within the ritual itself. For example, marriage is an irreversible ritual; once completed, even if the consummation didn’t happen, it would still be a second marriage.

Then there are luck-changing or life-extending rituals, which require many days because everything happens subconsciously over time.

Therefore, when confronting powerful entities that cannot be handled now, you might use ritual magic to gradually influence them.

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I’m not sure about Undead Mages, but the principles of magic are similar.”

After hearing the queen’s explanation, Gu Xi gradually developed some ideas.

[You communicated with a dark fairy tale character, learned, and mastered Ritual Magic, reaching Level 1.]

Seeing a look of realization slowly appearing on Gu Xi’s face, the queen also showed a slight smile.

It seemed Gu Xi understood magic.

It had been a long time since she had such an exchange.

But then, Gu Xi suddenly asked,

”I’d like to ask, if a princess dies three times and is resurrected three times, does that count as a ritual?”

Upon hearing this question, the queen’s expression quickly darkened—was he trying to provoke her?

Gu Xi quickly explained Eldest Princess Anna’s situation.

Describing how Eldest Princess Anna was resurrected and turned into an undead through various means three times and then died in battle three times, the queen hesitated and consoled Gu Xi,

”Three’s a charm, she’s beyond saving.”

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