Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God-Chapter 1133 - 644: Special Legendary Magician_2

Gaven, who knew Weizemay Manor like the back of his hand, however, knew that it wasn’t the Soul Stone breaking free from control. Instead, what appeared here wasn’t the original Soul Stone at all. The original was still imprisoned deep within Weizemay Manor, and what appeared here was merely a projection created by the original.

The Naga race truly is more magical than legend has it.

Hit Points: 225 (Life Dice 20D10+80+40)

Body Type: Large

Attributes: Strength 22, Constitution 18, Dexterity 21, Intelligence 20, Perception 19, Charisma 20

Special Ability: Special Spellcasting (Special Ability)—As spellcasters, Spirit Soul Nagas’ key attribute for casting spells is Intelligence. After acquiring their spell abilities, they can cast solely through verbal components, without the need for other materials or gestures. However, spells that normally consume experience points will continue to do so, and certain exceptionally rare casting materials must be replaced by experience points.

Trickeries (at will): Mage Hand, Mirror Image, ray of frost, Mending, Magic Trickeries, Touch of Fatigue.

First Circle Spell (five spell slots): Charm Human, Detect Magic, Invisibility Servant, Mage Armor, Shrinking Spell

Second Circle Spell (five spell slots): Detect Thoughts, Invisibility, Mist Spell, See Invisibility, Dark Arts

Third Level Spell (five spell slots): Lightning Binding, Fireball Technique, Underwater Breathing, Vampire’s Touch, Flash Spell

Fourth Circle Magic (five spell slots): Withering Art, Anywhere Door, Dense Fog, Mass Enlarge Person, Mass Enlarge Person

Five Rings Spell (five spell slots): Dominate Human, Teleportation Spell, Duncan’s Secret Chamber, Fatigue Wave, Long Distance Flight

Six-Ring Magic (four spell slots): Advanced Dispel Magic, Spell Immunity Barrier, Captivating Gaze, Mass Suggestion

Seventh-Ring Spell (four spell slots): Spell Reversal, Phase Door, advanced teleportation spell, Death’s Pointer

Eighth Circle Spells (four spell slots): Dimensional Lock, Steel Bones, Withering, Barrier

Ninth Ring Spell (four spell slots): Duncan’s Greater Disjunction, Meteor Burst, Command Death, Wish Spell

Slow Sting (Special Ability)—The tail of a Spirit Soul Naga is as hard as refined steel and secretes a deadly poison. If stabbed, one will suffer 2d6+8 poison damage (3d6+8 for targets in a stunned state), and the target will also fall into a slow state.

Gnawing Venom Spray (Special Ability)—The fangs of a Spirit Soul Naga contain a potent venom. Upon being struck, the target will take 1D6+10 piercing damage. If the venom enters the body, a Constitution Saving Throw is required. Failure results in 15D6 poison damage; success halves the damage. It can also spray venom from its mouth, attacking enemies within ten meters.

Strength Burst (Special Ability)—Extraordinary Strength Bonus, considered as one size category larger during Strength checks.

Transcendent Evasion (Special Ability)—Extraordinary Dexterity Reward, exceptional agility grants transcendent evasion. There’s a 15% miss chance for melee attacks and 30% for ranged attacks.

Special Spell Conversion (Special Ability)—Extraordinary Intelligence Reward, you can choose to harmonize and learn new spells, swapping them with your current Spell-Like Abilities. Each swap takes at least one day, with an additional day for each level of the spell, meaning a Ninth Circle Spell requires nine days. Once a swap is made, you lose the ability to cast the exchanged spell, and if you want to cast it again, you must spend time to swap it back.

Psychic Barrier (Special Ability)—Extraordinary Charisma Reward, Spirit Soul Nagas possess formidable psychic powers, which they can release instantaneously, causing a mental shock to all creatures within fifteen meters. Those who resist the mental shock take 3D6+10 psychic damage. Those who cannot resist fall into a stupor. If they’re stunned the first time they’re attacked with this ability, they’ll enter a dazed state upon recovery. This ability can be used three times a day.

Fearless Rebirth (Special Ability)—The essence of a Spirit Soul Naga’s soul is stored in the Soul Stone. After death, the Soul Stone will be teleported back to its anchor point for automatic resurrection. This process takes ten days, and it doesn’t harm the Naga. A Ninth Ring Wish Spell has the power to interrupt this ability, rendering it ineffective.

During the reshaping of the Spirit Soul Naga, Gaven collected information about it, mainly its physical special abilities. He had collected all of its other abilities during the Nightshadow Form.

His special casting ability is also the reason Gaven put so much effort into him.

In terms of upfront combat ability, even ten Spirit Soul Nagas tied together couldn’t compete with the Lizard Queen. However, given the chance to hide in the shadows, the trouble a Spirit Soul Naga can cause is far greater than that of several Lizard Queens combined.

Previously in the Shadow Duel Arena, the reason Gaven and his team won so effortlessly was not that the Spirit Soul Naga was weak in combat but because at the time, all of its attention was on outmaneuvering the Lizard Queen and breaking free from its own Soul Stone. Especially after Duncan’s Greater Disjunction had succeeded, it had fulfilled a long-held wish and had no intention of entangling with Gaven, directly using its Fearless Rebirth for a death escape.

Little did it know, Gaven had a trump card. Although it wasn’t a direct disruption of the rebirth ability like the Ninth Ring Wish Spell, it had higher priority over Fearless Rebirth and was effectively countered.

Just like Demon Devils, Naga is not only a race but also a profession. They only need to improve their race level to unlock a series of special abilities, including spellcasting abilities.