As Fraser awakened he immediately thought of his body stats.

‘AI show me the body stats and show me the reason why I had that severe headache. Was it because the spirit consumption spiked when I tried to split the spell model of dark rope in order to create two dark ropes in reality?’

[Affirmative, the data from yesterday shows a spike in the spirit consumption which points to a possibility of splitting the spell model dark rope into two when your spirit levels increase]

[1.38 strength, 1.42 agility, 1.49 vitality, 3.54/3.54 spirit]

‘So there is a possibility that I can control two dark ropes with a single spell model, yet the problem is that it costs too much spirit.’

Pondering for a while Fraser decided to build the second spell model of dark rope into his spirit room.

As a single spell model of dark rope would only need half of the space of a usual spell model took, there was still space in Fraser's spirit room.

Days passed as Fraser quickly formed the second spell mode of dark rope in his spirit room. He formed the basic one as he didn’t want to risk a spell model collapse which would cause all of the spell model runes to collapse and thus take away a large portion of his spirit capacity.

Besides as his modified spell model of dark rope had little to unknown effects Fraser didn’t want to risk his effort of spirit cultivation just because his AI calculated one simulation of a modified spell model.

Thus it was no wonder that Fraser completely shut down the simulation and didn’t waste anymore spirit for the simulation.

Just information on the sidelines, the Basic Knight Apprentice Technique, the following technique of the Basic Knight Breathing Technique still had the flaws of the of the basic knight technique.

However as the advanced technique only increased the intensity of the workout session, the AI quickly calculated the better version with little to no lasting injuries and almost could be repeated without a limit and is only needing enough food to strengthen the body.

As Fraser built the spell model with ease, as he already got familiar with the rune creating as well as the linking, he glanced towards his potion stock.

‘After a finishing the second spell model I should walk around the outpost and search for an opportunity to trade the potions for potion materials or other interesting stuff.’

Finishing the second spell model of dark rope Fraser could see a second runic ball floating in his spirit room.

Though there was a huge change. The spirit room seemed to be smaller.

‘Either the room shrank while I created the second spell model or the spell models increased in size.’

Glancing into his spirit room Fraser could see two balls covered in runic scriptures floating around the room.

Yet the available space seemed to be almost nonexistent.

In order to test out his second spell model Fraser immediately poured spirit into both of his spell models, thus causing two black logs to appear in front of him, each with the length of 6 meters or 20 feet.

Already knowing the process on how to control the dark rope Fraser skillfully manipulated one black log into a pitch black whip which seemed to be rather fearsome.

However the other black log remained a black lock and Fraser could feel that although he could control the second spell model the other would always slip through his control.

Multitasking was almost impossible to normal humans after all the best choice would be to focus on one thing and follow it until it achieves success.

Thus it was almost like trying to do two completely different things at the same time. Even though the two spell models were the same, each one had different handling and needed full attention.

‘This is a problem. I am able to focus on one spell mode, yet the second spell model is not able to be used in a proper way. So the second spell model is a useless waste of time? Is this the reason why people would not choose dark rope even though one spell model of dark rope needs half the spirit of other spell models?’

Fraser frowned. This definitely was something that he didn’t expect.

‘No wonder it was one of the cheapest spells, it has such a drawback. Besides controlling the spell model seems to be using up spirit constantly. It isn’t that practical like the other spell models where you only have to power it once with the spirit in order to have an effect.’

Now with two spell model in his spirit room, Fraser seemed to be only able to use one spell model.

‘My initial idea was to use the dark rope as a second hand which would be way stronger than my body. It would also allow me to bind or throw things heavier than me. But the power within the dark rope is too strong, it mostly smashes everything and the control of the spell model is really hard.’

Sitting on his bed Fraser pondered a while in order to find a solution that was considerable.

However there was none, the dark rope was just too inflexible. Besides being cheap and having a great power if whipped there were little to no positive points for the spell model.

‘Within a moment I choose to do something irrational and how I don’t have the resources to continue with the research.’

Fraser regrets choosing the dark rope over something established like the dark spear or anything of the common dark spell collection.

After all, Fraser had nothing special except the AI, which couldn’t be trusted as it was only a simulation of the real world. The simulation of the modified spell model could be missing an important factor. Thus this could kill Fraser if he decided to use the successfully modified spell model of dark rope as there are dangerous results in people who use dead linking patterns.

Dead linking patterns are modified spell models which are stable until the entire spell model is constructed, then it will cause the entire spell model to collapse and bring a considerable amount of spirit with it into death.

As Fraser didn’t have that much spirit a dead linking pattern would probably cause him to be a braindead dumb idiot.

However with danger comes the temptation, dead linking patterns had a certain chance of succeeding. Which would result in a powerful spell mode, always guaranteed to surpass the basic spell model in every way?

Also, a special attribute would get added in. For example the ability to infuse the spell with the surrounding elements, or infuse spells with external objects like poisons and explosion or maybe even add layers of the same spell into one spell in order to increase its power.

Yet the chance was rare and thus Fraser didn’t hope to survive a dead linking pattern.

Instead, Fraser asked his AI for advice:

‘AI, give me all suggestions on how I can use the two spell models of dark rope and list them. Is there any way to fuse the strength of boy spell models or do you have enough data to analyze a method on how to control both spell models at the same time?’