Ever since that full dream, Horn has been dedicated to the path of Divine Art.
Amid his busy political duties, he takes out at least an hour a day to practice.
Whether it's necromancy or alchemy, or Divine Art, all require practice.
The priests like to play games such as stone throwing or archery when they have free time.
Divine Art mostly manifests in the form of light balls and light flames; light flames are mostly for close range, while light balls are for long-distance casting.
Although it's not like the wizards who rely on arm strength and will to cast spells, mental lock doesn't follow the object's movement.
In other words, if a Divine Magic Light Ball isn't thrown well, it might end up like Boned bestowing blessings on the enemy by mistake in the great small mud ditch battle.
Unlike the priests, Horn doesn't need to throw stones.
His holy power is vast like the ocean, and throwing ten or so light balls continuously is like playing a game.
