Vasen Lak Orazen didn’t properly understand what Hwee Ravina Muel had said. All he got was that the Talajin’s hand had tried to use magic, and that Ravina had the power to stop that from happening. But it was actually a more complicated matter than that.

-Causing magic to fail and have no effect isn’t easy either. A magic circle usually doesn’t contain any unnecessary information.

Every part of a magic circle was drawn to conjure the spell that a Wizard wanted to cast. Therefore, the magic could be partially activated as long as not every element was a mistake.

-In that case, accidents beyond or opposite of the Wizard’s intentions could happen.

Ravina replied to her antler’s murmur.

‘It’s information that Prince Vasen doesn’t need to know about. He’ll probably get bored if I explain it in detail.’

The reason the Talajin’s hands had failed the magic and triggered nothing was because Ravina also had an extensive understanding of magic. Her being cursed with a spirit of Demonic Magic alone wasn’t enough to stop the magic; she succeeded because she was the closest to becoming a Wizard after Mazdari. Ravina was unable to understand the whole ritual needed to conjure magic due to her incomplete knowledge, so she wasn’t even an apprentice Wizard. However, all magic followed a particular set of rules and procedures.

Ancient writing was used as elements in order to specify particular parameters or targets, and Ravina understood what each component of the magic circle meant.

Her spirit of Demonic...