First I would like to state, that I love most of your books, not too heavy on worldbuilding (which can sometimes get too overbearing, at least for me), with meaningful and real conversations and interactions between characters and good, although somewhat predictable story and actions, mainly of the main character. Primal spells allow mages to harness the elements to deal damage to enemies and protect themselves.

Yeah, my loving mother and rough father. Both of them supported me in my venture and pursuit of magic, allowing me to overlook the fact that none of them possessed magic. Yeah! Even a child from out here in the boonies can be a 'Mage', you know? Let those noble bastards know that!" Once it was my turn, I would also go through that process and become a Magic-User. However, my ambition did not stop there. I was going to keep rising until I become a fully-fledged 'Mage' and grow to become a Grand Mage of the kingdom. Eyes of Razikale: Foresight, prophecy. The price for this is the priest's own eyes. They gouge out their eyes in a ritual and do not always have Foresight granted.

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Wrath of the Tempest - Control of fierce thunder and lightning. Harnessing the powers of an already existing storm.

The Mage looked in horror, trying to calculate his next course of action. It would seem that Advanced Spells would be his only option. But, even he would need time to chant one. And time was something he didn’t have at the moment! Marionette: The Priest can control the body of another. Temporary, the puppet remains fully aware but cannot control their own body. Similar to blood control but far more powerful and does not require blood. I thought your pain would make me forget the pain within me, so I decided to be patient and let you try. It appears I was wrong. Hm… time to kill you now.” Wall of Ice - The caster uses their magic to create a wall of ice around them that acts as a protective dome. The wall only stays in place for as long as the caster can keep it up with their mana, or if it is broken or melted. Demon's Mirror - The Seer, should they feel sufficiently malicious towards their enemy, can use any reflective surface to show the subject a vision of absolute horror. The spell itself is similar to Seeing itself, but allows the person to see the darkest parts of their own thoughts, their fears and nightmares. It is intensely compelling, but can be disrupted by one with will strong enough to break the surface, or turn away. In turn, the magic doubles in upkeep every few seconds, making maintaining it incredibly taxing after a short while.Edit 20 mins later / SPOILER : Omg, how did he kill Androv? Because the man simply stopped and let him cast his spell. He waited. The most careful, clever vampire, just let him do whatever he wants. I really don't want to read the next book, I really don't, but all the time invested... UGHH