The Tale of Hero Alice's Social Death (Pantsu Hero Alice) Chapter 118 - Practical Gamer Alice

Alice had yet to read the books Zauna got for her, so her knowledge of magic was still very shallow. The little knowledge she possessed came from sensing the movement of mana in her body when she previously cast taboos using panties.

Basically, it could be understood that Alice was a person who had already played a few rounds of a game without even reading the rules of the game. While she couldn't recite the rules of the game, she still had an inkling of how the game worked.

Unfortunately, the things recorded in Psychokinesis Transcendence were simply too complicated for Alice to understand right now. Even after reading the book's content, she didn't know how she should go about casting the taboo. Having her learn something as complex as a taboo while having such a shallow foundation in magic knowledge was essentially saying "multiplication was the simplification of multiple additions" to someone who didn't even know how to do additions. There was no way she could successfully cast the taboo.

Even so, Alice still managed to get a rough understanding of the book's concept.

Just like Kristine stated previously, the essence of Psychokinesis Transcendence was to delve into the microscopic world using psychokinesis and analyze the fundamental elements of this world. Then, using this knowledge, one could specifically manipulate the elements one wanted.

Looking at things from a small scale, Psychokinesis Transcendence allowed the user to have greater control over their mana, which would, in turn, allow them to learn magic much more quickly and manipulate mana much more easily.

On a larger scale, Psychokinesis Transcendence allowed the user to understand the principles of the microscopic world, thereby understanding the world's essence. Then, ultimately, one could glimpse into the "laws" of this world. The last part wasn't just a random hypothesis, either. On the last page of the book, the taboo's inventor, the Third Demon King Clyde Vapula, had written down a note stating that he had already perceived the existence of law

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