MAGUS INFINITE Chapter 65: A Story Told In Numbers

Novel: MAGUS INFINITE Author: BRICKTRADER Updated: May 26, 2026

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Now reading: Chapter 65: A Story Told In Numbers from MAGUS INFINITE, a Fantasy novel by BRICKTRADER.

There was a faint hum across the skin of my palm, and the hum was familiar. I had felt this hum at the end of every Arc Lightning cast I had ever produced; it was the faint vibration left in the staff after the discharge had passed.

The Elental Fuchsia tree was a great material for making staffs for elental mages because it could channel nearly all elents with no restriction, and since I was primarily using my lightning discipline, the signature of the discipline lingered in the wood, and I could sense this discipline slowly perating my flesh.

The discipline knew now. It had been making spells out of my Anima for two years; sowhere in the process of being asked to make a spell out of , it had learned the difference and had stayed.

The journey in front of was long, but lightning had bonded to the way it had been bonding to the staff.

Adepts were powerful, not just because of the depths of their Anima, but because their bodies enhanced the power they wielded, and so if an Adept with a high Lightning Resonance cast Arc Lightning, he would only need a fraction of the Anima I spent in casting, and the spell would be ten tis more powerful than what I could ever do.

Resonance not only helps with attacks, but also with defense as well. An Adept who had pushed their resonance skill beyond the Acolyte level was nearly immune to all elental spells of that resonance at the Acolyte level.

For instance, if Commander Rel was an Adept who had Lightning Resonance and had pushed it beyond the Acolyte level, then my attacks would simply wash over her or be absorbed.

Looking back at our fight, I was sure that Commander Rel may have a Force Resonance or sothing similar to that, as she had easily absorbed and dismissed the spells of Dara and Bari.

I closed my fingers, and the hum settled into the center of my palm, like a sleeping storm.

In the last two loops, I had identified a problem, and that was my Staff Resonance was not growing the way it should, just for the sheer fact that every ti I reset from the loop, my staff had to be reforged.

At this ti, this would not be a problem as I could slowly forge my staff, but if my Staff Resonance kept growing, then I would not be surprised if I woke up in my next loop and my staff would explode when I touch it.

My staff could grow with , but that growth had to be gradual, with new changes layering above the old. My staff would be able to adjust to a Staff Resonance of forty, maybe fifty... but what would happen when I reached a higher Staff Resonance, say sixty, that was firmly at the Adept level? How could the new staff that had barely absorbed a fraction of the Tier 1 Focus Crystal withstand sothing like that?

Lightning Resonance was an Attunent skill built into my body, and as I kept growing this skill, there would be less need for to be dependent on my staff to release powerful lightning spells, and so my Staff could be used to develop my other disciplines.

I paused and wondered if I should focus on other disciplines. I was a Mage and not a Warlock, and that ant that technically, there was no field of magic that I could not delve into.

All it would require was talent, ti, and determination. In my head were already the foundational skills for Fire and Ice Disciplines. However, thinking about the ti I had to survive in this loop and how short it was, there was no ti to begin practicing a new spell from scratch and mastering how to move my Anima inside my channels using a different pattern.

If this loop gave hours or days before the horror began, then this would be a viable option, but for now, I had to make do with what I had and push the Lightning Discipline to a point where I would be able to survive for long enough, and then perhaps I would begin to look into new Disciplines to master.

Only Adepts with their long life had the foundation and ti to master new disciplines, and although the loop technically may give infinite ti, the nature of that ti was not ant for learning new disciplines.

Settling on that thought, I read the rest of the screen.

[Na: Elric Voss]

[Age: 16]

[Title: Death-Touched]

[Available Titles: Demon Slayer, Acolyte]

[Anima Depth: 50 (Acolyte)]

A small smile touched the side of my mouth. I had hit the mid-point of the Acolyte tier. The last loop had truly brought to the limit, and my Anima Depth had grown as a result.

I had no doubt that my body was now stronger than it had ever been. Although my Lightning Resonance had distracted , it was easy thing to feel the new strength of my body.

The next ten ranks would be slower than the rate of growth I had beco used to. Skill growth slows after fifty, since each subsequent point produces larger qualitative changes.

I was on the slower curve now, but that may not be necessarily the case for , because Anima Depth grew faster with the higher-tier skills that you had, and I had many skills that were growing very quickly, and all of that would contribute to the growth of my Anima Depth.

[Disciplines:]

Threadwork 45 (Acolyte)

Surge 47 (Acolyte)

Arc Lightning 49 (Acolyte)

[Attunent Skills:]

Staff Resonance 25 (Initiate — Rare)

Lightning Resonance 1 (Initiate — Rare)

[Auxiliary Skills:]

Concentration 44 (Acolyte)

Observation 39 (Acolyte)

Anima Sensitivity 28 (Initiate)

ditation 27 (Initiate)