Popular science physics, teach a magic god?

My ears seemed to be echoing with the chanting of thousands of people. It was the apprentices (believers) of the physical school reciting the laws of physics.

Even though they were thousands of miles away, Ren still saw wisps of blue smoke-like things rising from the apprentices' heads across the space, gathering into bunches, and then crossing the space to gather here.

These energy beams invisible to mortals should be the so-called power of faith.

They gather together like hundreds of rivers flowing into the sea, and then pour into the mage tower, finally injecting the sacred power into each Chinese character.

The scene before Ren's eyes was no different from the legendary God Conferment Ceremony.

"Phew!" Renn breathed a long sigh of relief: "Finally, I don't have to pretend to be the god of the outside world anymore."

If you show off to the end, you will either be seen as a braggart, or you will become a real braggart.

Lucky for Wren, he is clearly the latter.

However, when he touched this piece of godhead that had been baptized by the laws of physics with an excited heart, the system gave him a series of happy unexpected reminders:

[It is detected that the host is trying to fuse a godhead fragment with a godhead index of 4. If the host chooses to completely integrate it, the host will immediately begin to transform into the body of a god and be promoted to a weak god with 2 points of godhead. 】

Lane noticed the relationship between the godhead index and points in the system description: the godhead index describes the size of a piece of godhead fragment. The larger the index, the greater the godhead it can accommodate. The relationship between godhead points and exponent is calculated based on the square, that is: 2 points of godhead require an exponent of 4 points, and 8 points of godhead require an exponent of 64 points.

Lane remembers: A godhead character can have multiple godheads, each with different abilities and influence.

Godhead points from 1 to 5 are called weak divine power, 6 to 10 are weak, 11 to 15 are medium, and 16 to 20 are powerful.

When he saw this, Ren didn't think there was much of a problem, but then it was time to worry.

[The host can integrate any physical classification law into this godhead fragment and serve as the host's priesthood in the world of Kaos. The godhead index required for classification is as follows...]

As soon as Renn saw the dense tree diagram, he was immediately dumbfounded.

Those multi-disciplinary physics, such as astrophysics, are useful, but Renn will never specialize in this stuff.

There are five branches of pure physics alone: ​​classical mechanics, thermodynamics and statistical mechanics, electromagnetism, relativity, and quantum mechanics.

Even if we exclude special and general relativity and quantum mechanics, which are now difficult for Lane to use, there are still a lot of categories that are relatively famous and that he teaches to his disciples.

None of them are fuel-efficient lamps.

Just like [Classical Mechanics] actually requires fragments with 144 points of godhead index. If Renn became a god based on Newtonian mechanics, he would start as a medium-power god with 12 points of godhead.

Strong must be strong, and the huge demand for the Godhead Index also left Ren speechless.

The system also thoughtfully separates large projects. For example, classical mechanics is divided into solid mechanics, fluid mechanics and general mechanics.

General mechanics can be broken down into three specialties: theoretical mechanics, material mechanics, and structural mechanics.

right! That is, major items can be broken down into small items until they are broken down into small items that can be accommodated by 4 points of Godhead Index.

The question is, what is the use of 4 points of Godhead Index?

Even if Ren just wants to keep his character and specialize in being the King of Thunder and Lightning, it is not something he can become if he wants to. The lowest level [Current] branch also requires 7 godhead indexes.

Everyone in Rennes was numb.

Don't think this is the end, there are different ways to divide physics, and that's another bunch of tree diagrams. Leaving aside those things like [condensed matter physics] that ordinary people have never heard of, in this classification method, the more useful the classification is, the more expensive it is.

Of course, what [difficulty in choosing] is, in the end, it’s just Rennes Versailles.

Ordinary people, even if they carry the long-cherished wish of dozens of generations, will most likely not get a chance to become a god. Renn is just picking and choosing. This subject is good, but too expensive. That was cheap, but he didn't like it.

After choosing for a long time, Ren asked the system with an expression of "I'm not greedy": "System, there is no way for me to use classical mechanics, electromagnetism, and thermodynamics at the same time. Uh, it's best to add one more." The godlike power of optics? 】

The system was silent for a rare three seconds before replying: [Physical laws that are not combined with the laws of the world cannot be recognized as clergy by the world and do not have the corresponding field priority. 】

Ren understood, that is, if you don't become a god in that field, don't think that that part of the power is god-level. Everyone is also fighting against thunder and lightning, and the one with higher voltage, power, frequency, etc. is definitely more powerful. To put it in fantasy world terms, the one with a higher level in the field wins.

Ren scratched his head: [Is it possible that I can use this 4-point godhead fragment to freely borrow the power of different physical categories? Feel free to switch or whatever. Of course, I could lower the domain priority. 】

The system searched again and finally gave the answer: [Yes, due to the limitations of the laws of the world, the power of each discipline seconded by the host will be based on the total index of the physical godhead fragments possessed by the host, which will determine the final power that can be seconded. But without combining the power of world laws, its domain priority will be between demigods and true gods. 】

This time Renn breathed a sigh of relief.

But then the next question came.

Lane raised this possibility: [If I first combine the physical laws of (classical mechanics) with the laws of the world, and then go back and integrate (electromagnetism), will it increase the difficulty of my integration? 】

【meeting! If the host becomes a god in a single area, its believers will greatly strengthen the host's power in this area, and the difficulty will become higher when combined with the fusion. Moreover, the more distant the relationship between the two branches of physics, the higher the difficulty of integration. 】

【Do you have any good suggestions? 】

[When the host integrates the laws of the world for the first time, it can integrate all the laws that the host wants. 】

Lei glanced at the four categories he wanted most: classical mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics and optics, and found that these four things were no more and no less. They added up to a total of 441 points of the Godhead Index, which was exactly 21 squared.

The pinnacle of powerful divine power is 20 points, and 21 points is the so-called God above gods.

Ren's hands trembled and he blurted out: "Damn it, aren't you forcing me to become the God King!?"

[The host can make discretion based on his or her actual situation. 】

Renn felt that the system was angry with him.

That's right, he can just focus on a certain field, such as electromagnetism, and collect enough points to become a [Thunder God] with medium divine power in the future.

The price is to become a god in a single field, and it will be difficult to cross fields.

This means that it is most cost-effective to either act inappropriately or directly become a god king.

Renn looked constipated.

After a tenth of a second of 'thoughtful consideration', he shouted viciously: "I'm not greedy, I want it all! [Kaos World Will], I know you are here, let's discuss it!"