With these thoughts in mind, Gaode took out a charcoal pencil and sat down at the table.
He opened the Magic Formula for [Flaming Arrow], picked up the charcoal pencil, and began calculating in the blank margins of the page according to the formula's detailed descriptions, looking exactly like a student tackling an exam.
It was the same old procedure: establish a Cartesian coordinate system, deconstruct the coordinates of the Magic Star Seeds in the Magic Model of [Flaming Arrow], and build an ordered 3-tuple array.
[Flaming Arrow]'s Magic Model consisted of ten Magic Star Seeds. This should already be the limit of Tricks, having one more Magic Star Seed than the Magic Model of [Acid Splash].
