It was different with Kaedros and Rauk.
Nyra didn't push them hard in the first few days. Instead, she helped them adjust to their Flows while she began teaching them the principles of spell formations, something very different from what Kaedros had known in his world.
In his world, spellcasting was simple, you wove the spell in your mind, merged it with mana, and unleashed it.
But Nyra's method was both rigid and flexible, more structured but still adaptable mid-cast. The key difference? The formation materialized physically when arcane was channeled through it.
"See?" she said, raising a paw.
Above her, a silver formation appeared, circular with intricate angles and glyphs. It gleamed like forged steel, suspended in the air.
"This is a formation. Not all spells require one, but most do. And the size of a formation doesn't determine its level."
"So large formations don't mean stronger spells?" Rauk asked, raising a brow.
