The Grand Arcanist Who Can Travel Through American Comics

"Oh God, what are you doing?"

In the laboratory, old Pim screamed ghostly.

Arthur, who was doing experiments, turned his head when he heard the sound.

"Oh, Pym, I'm making my staff, can't you see?"

"Oh, this is your staff"

Pim also came over with some curiosity and looked at the things in the laboratory. It didn't look like a staff at all. I saw something that was more than 20 meters long and a foot thick, like a telegraph pole, lying across the laboratory on a shelf, occupying a large space. Its surface shone with a metallic luster. The silver-white mithril is engraved with fine patterns that would make ordinary people dizzy even just looking at it.

This is the staff used by mages

This is, of course, Arthur's staff.

However, the staff at this time was enlarged by him using Pym particle technology and was ready to be reprocessed.

During this period of time, he also learned a lot of new technologies from Dr. Pym and gained some new insights. He was ready to try to use new methods to process his staff so that he could add a few new things to it. The function, for example, can at least emit Pym particle rays.

Arthur placed his staff on several stands.

He is planning to add a Pym particle ray device to it, which will require considerable modifications to the head of the staff.

His Endless Eyes were suspended in mid-air, constantly cooperating with Arthur to perform various operations from various angles, either through perspective or by emitting rays to help Arthur adjust the staff.

This way of working made old Pim greedy. He didn't understand what the Endless Eye was, but it obviously looked very convenient. How could the way the mage worked be so magical, but they scientists were so stupid? , with the help of computers and a huge variety of tools, we can work

"This is the rune you said your magicians use."

He leaned forward and asked.

"Yes, that's right." Arthur replied while distractedly controlling the Infinity Eye.

"Oh, Arthur, do you think I have a chance to learn this kind of rune and become a mage?" Dr. Pym, who felt energetic after taking the spring of life water, also became interested.

"Oh,"

This question made Arthur turn his head and look at Pym.

"You mean it"

"Why not. We are allies, aren't we?"

"You have an obligation to teach me magic." Pim said confidently.

Arthur was surprised.

"You learn technology from me, and I learn magic from you. This is an equal exchange."

Dr. Pym said, and you could tell he meant it.

But Pim, you are not young anymore.

Arthur didn't want to hit Pym directly.

Even in the world of Loland, those geniuses who are born with magical talents will find it difficult to make progress in the field of magic if they miss the right age.

Time waits for no one, this is the most common saying among spell casters.

Why do those mages and spell casters work tirelessly and continuously throughout their lives? In terms of the level of effort, even the modern experimenters who work in the laboratory all day long can hardly compare with the mages of the Loland world. .

There is only one reason, and that is that the bodies of mages have a lifespan, but the progress on the arcane path will never end.

Only every time you climb a new level, you will have more time to see and pursue the more beautiful scenery.

Every time.

Like a ladder that can never be climbed

The practice of the arcane path can indeed give people a longer lifespan. Those spellcasters can always find various strange ways to extend their lifespans, but those extra lifespans are often eventually used up by the first level. A more difficult journey is consumed.

This is the journey that spellcasters will pursue forever.

Time waits for no one

What's more, they are still from Earth.

"Okay," but in the end he didn't