"Haha, it seems you finally understand," said Hardrial, drawing his attention away from the river. In a few minutes, the beasts would begin to appear.
"The problem is that you've focused so much on creating and creating correctly that now your subconscious does it independently."
"Shouldn't that be a good thing?" asked Louis, puzzled.
"It's not in some contexts. The most powerful spells can't be created that way. They consume a lot of mana, and you must be careful about many more things, so it's good not to delegate everything to your subconscious. It's a great friend in certain circumstances, but you must learn to control it," Hardrial replied.
"Control the subconscious?" Louis was stunned. Was that even possible?
"How do you think you're going to create magic in milliseconds, the way you want and at the level you want, if you don't control the things you do unconsciously?" Hardrial asked, shrugging.
