Laisa's spellcasting was at its most efficient during the full moon night.
On the following night, it happened to be a bright moonlit night.
She used the Moon Stone to absorb certain powers from the moonlight, which she then amplified in Gwivelle.
Roman had excellent vision and could faintly see a very subtle glow on the surface of their bodies, like moonbeams.
Laisa's performance also made Roman nod to himself as it seemed to increase Gwivelle's spell effectiveness by about one-third.
Turning one acre of land into 1.3 acres, this efficiency was quite considerable.
After all, she was just a low-level witch.
Roman would see in the future if he could fish her out of the pond and elevate her level.
The stronger Laisa's talent spells were, the better, preferably turning into universal magic.
Or rather, most universal magic started that way.
Witches possessed a relatively complete system of spells.
There were dozens of types of universal magic alone.
