Giuseppe_Marcucci

The system's concept underlying this novel is geometric shapes.
Expect lots of intriguing stuff based on geometry!

Each element will have its own dedicated geometric shape.
The four basic elements are: fire, earth, air, water. 
Their respective shapes are: circle, square, triangle, and oval.

3D and 4D shapes will be added late in the story. 
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“Hey monster, you're not ready for this blow, but I don't give a shit!!” said Lian as he drew a giant circle in his mind.

Then, a few istant later, a fireball as big as a house hit a monster just over 4 meters tall... 
It was a waste of resources, but it was damn fun!

“BOOM!!!” he said as the fireball reached the monster, covering it entirely.

The excitement on his face was palpable as his clothes and hair fluttered from the power generated by the impact.

[Accuracy: 97%] 

“Tsk, it's really hard to achieve 100% accuracy when casting spells... that just means I have to do better!”

Meanwhile, the monster and the entire area around him was destroyed. The crater was huge, flames burned the ground, and ash mixed with dust covered the air.

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In a world full of Gates, Mages and Knights work together to defend humanity from extinction

Lian, a boy from a small town, awakens a very... unique system.
Casting spells by drawing strange shapes in his mind had become normal for him by now.
Thanks to the system, he had become a Mage, a human capable of using mana to cast spells. 

Facing monsters from the Gates had become routine. Studying magic was a pastime. After all, he had the System, he didn't need to study classical magic. Or maybe not...
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Geometric Mage: First Spell, Circle

Lian was seated in a lotus position, his body perfectly still as he prepared for the breakthrough that would define his next step as a Mage.

Freddy was resting elsewhere, using a breathing technique, his chest rising and falling in a rhythmic dance with the air, while Seline cultivated in another spot.

"Geometric Meditation!" Lian whispered, brimming with excitement. He could not wait to discover the changes that reaching Bronze 2 would bring.

From what he knew, the power difference between ranks was not substantial, but the improvement was there, a subtle yet undeniable leap in strength that could tip the scales in a fight.

Lian was not aiming for that but for the system. He hoped the system would give him something more.

A line appeared in Lian's mind. It was the thirteenth. This line appeared a few degrees from perfect verticality.

What did it mean? Lian needed three lines in total to draw a quarter of a circle.

CHAPTER 41: Bronze 2, Finally!