Daniel shook his head: "Only dark energy will be amplified."

Gel frowned, but didn't ask any further questions.

For the next two days, Gel focused on learning Mirror Space Magic from Daniel.

Gradually, Gehr realized the true nature of the mirror space: it was like a "spatial crevice" copied from the surrounding real world. The stronger your magical abilities, the larger and more stable the mirror space you create. Conversely, if your hand seals are poorly formed, or if the magical energy supplied to the mirror space is insufficient, the mirror space will be smaller and more easily destroyed.

As he studied, Geer couldn't help but sigh, "This is really hard to learn!"

The various hand gestures for forming mudras are already difficult, but what's even more difficult is combining magical energy with changes in hand gestures to induce corresponding magical vibrations and ultimately complete the mirror magic.

If there is even the slightest mistake, the magic will fail!

But what Ger didn't know was that Daniel, who was teaching him, was already inwardly exclaiming "monstrous" about his speed of progress—spatial magic is one of the most obscure and difficult types of magic to learn, and there are many mages who have studied for several months before mastering it.

Who else can master most of the techniques after only two days of learning like Ger? Presumably, if Ger practices for another two days, he'll be able to use Mirror Magic.

"jingle!"

A clear, bell-like sound suddenly rang out nearby. Daniel looked over in disbelief, only to find Ger looking at him excitedly, saying, "Daniel, do you see? I've succeeded!"

Daniel looked at the shattered space in front of him, couldn't help but cough, and then said, "Yes, you succeeded."

Wow!

Geer was somewhat excited, after all, this was the result of his hard work, having slept only two hours a night!

The excited Gel didn't see the strange look Daniel was giving him—Casillas, if he were here, would probably be so angry that he would challenge Gel again.

How long did it take Casillas to master it? I think it was twenty days. Mordo, who was second in talent, took twenty-six days.

As for myself, how many days did it take?

I don't know why, but suddenly my memory is a bit bad, I forgot, I forgot.

“Gale, the Sorcerer Supreme has asked me to take you there.” The king, who had come over, broke Daniel’s predicament.

Gel nodded, then turned to Daniel and smiled gratefully: "Daniel, thank you for your patient teaching these past few days."

Daniel tried to maintain a calm expression and waved to Gel: "Go ahead, I'm going to practice magic too."

After saying that, Daniel left without looking back, but his back view looked like he was fleeing in panic.

Following behind Wang, Ge Er was still a little annoyed: Had he offended him? He had acted quite normally before.

Soon, Wang led Ge'er to a spacious room, and then Wang walked away alone.

"Close the door." The Ancient One sat cross-legged at a table and said calmly.

The sandalwood incense in the room emitted a gentle, bluish smoke. Ger was startled, took a deep breath to calm the chaotic thoughts in his mind, slowly closed the wooden door, placed his belongings on the ground, and then looked at the room.

Apart from a table in the center of the room and sandalwood incense scattered around the edges, there was nothing else in the room. The last rays of the setting sun slanted in through the windows, bringing only a little light to the room.

The Ancient One sat there cross-legged, and on the table in front of him was an object that resembled an eyeball.

Gel knew that it was the Eye of Agamotto, which contained the Time Stone.

For a moment, Geer's heart started racing.