The Defeated Dragon

Store magic power? Chris responded.

It can be used as a magic container. Kenly replied.

The two of them didn't understand Liszt's so-called value for a while, and in the end it was Liszt himself who said the value he considered: The gourd can be regarded as a 'spell caster', can it be used to make some magic spells that can be released at will? magic?

Magic released at will? The two of them still haven't opened their minds.

Liszt can only helplessly continue to explain that he has a broad field of vision, but others don't: Is it possible to use a gourd to make a one-time magic that can be released even by ordinary people? This is equivalent to a magic scroll. Of course, there are no magic scrolls in this world.

Your Majesty, you mean to use the gourd to release the magic? Chris had already turned around.

Kenli also suddenly realized, but she quickly denied: The gourd is too small, and it doesn't store much magic power. At most, it can be made into an item that can release ordinary magic. The effect of this is not obvious. And it needs to be described. The magic circle that casts spells automatically must consume a lot of materials.

This is not the biggest gourd. There should be bigger gourds in the gourd plantation. Maybe it can store more magic power, enough to release advanced magic. And it doesn't have to release offensive magic, maybe it can act as a mechanical device source of power.

Liszt thought of a device, and continued: If the magic two-wheeled bicycle is driven by a gourd, does it mean that it can run continuously, and even ordinary people can ride it?

The magic two-wheeled bicycle and its inventor, Gandolph Truth, have also appeared on the cover of The Great Arcanist before.

This is a very ingenious idea, but the magic power stored in a single gourd is still too little.

Then connect many gourds in series.

More gourds in series? Kenli was stunned for a moment, and then said in surprise, The more gourds in series, the more magic power can be stored, maybe it can really replace the existence of the 'caster'!

In the next step, you should focus on the gourd and expand your thinking to develop its value. Seeing that the two understood, Liszt confessed. He thinks that the combination of gourd and magic can be regarded as a kind of electric energy. Perhaps the gourd can bring about the electrical age of magic and make life more convenient.

Of course, compared with the ubiquitous electric energy on the earth, magic power is still a luxury even if it is combined with a gourd, and only nobles can enjoy it.

The reason is simple, the source of magic power can only be provided by magicians.

Except for the magic guild funded by Liszt, which can provide magic power on a large scale, other nobles simply cannot afford to support magicians, especially in this era of shrinking magic nets. In fact, if Ake was not a mage, Liszt would never have thought of developing magic at all.

No matter how rich the magic development is, it is better to ride an extra dragon.

But now that Ake has become a magician, he has to develop magic for Ake, so that Ake can go to the next level. The electrical age of magic does not require extravagance, as long as some magic items that are convenient for life can be developed-such as magic elevators, magic water heaters, and the like.

As an aristocrat of the dragon-raising family and at the pinnacle of luxury, Liszt certainly wanted to enjoy it.

I will tell Chris the idea of ​​the magic elevator later, and develop it as soon as possible, preferably when the Sun, Moon and Star Palace is completed, and the magic elevator can run through the entire palace... But Ake said a long time ago that she wants to develop it in the palace. A small magic teleportation array, doesn't seem to need a magic elevator?

It is useless to think too much.

If you don't need it yourself, it's good for your servants to use it.

He returned to Firefire Castle, called Kled, the gourd elf, and went to inspect the gourd plantation. I used to think that the gourd, a crop, was useless except as a container, but now it was different. The effect of the gourd storing magic power doubled its value.

Liszt, Zyra is really annoying. She is not an elf butler, but she always likes to make noises in your ears. What an annoying elf!

Kled complained on the way out of Pyrefire Keep that he had had enough of Zyra the Briar Elf.

Liszt chuckled: You can ignore it.

He asked Zyra to be the elf steward at the stage of the big elves. Of course, Zyra had a strong will, but he also hoped that Zyra could bring about the catfish effect, stimulate the elves, and promote the development and evolution of the elves. Now it seems that it is still effective. Kled was stimulated by Zyra and evolved into a great elf.

I don't want to bother with it, but it's really annoying, it always interrupts me when I play mine, I don't like it! I'm leaving Pyrefire Castle, I'm going to live in my gourd garden, um, I'm still Going to take out the gourd sprites and gourd sprite bugs too, I love them.

There are not many elves who like the same kind, and Kled is obviously an exception.

In its separate insect room, there lived two gourd elves and seven gourd elves, all of which were requested by it. The two elves also like to follow Kled, doing some pranks, and making mischief in the castle.

Gourd elves are very naughty.

On the contrary, although Zyra has a bad temper and a domineering personality, she rarely plays pranks.

If you really don't like living in Firefire Castle, don't live in the plantation, after all, it's still a little dangerous outside. When my palace is built, there will be a big elf palace, and you can have your own Then you will be able to enjoy the quietness.”

Okay, I'll bear with it first, when can the palace be built?

In half a year's time, we will definitely be able to move in before this year's New Year's Eve.

It's okay.

When he came to the gourd plantation, Liszt mainly came to inspect the growth of the gourds here and the different varieties of gourds produced.

There are many kinds of gourds in the primeval forest, some are long, some are big, some are thick, some are hard, some are soft, some have only one cavity, and some have three cavity. No matter what kind of gourd it is, it all grows under the influence of Kelie's Cordyceps.

When the magic eye was cast, except for a few Cordyceps, there was no magic feedback light.

He walked to the largest variety of gourds and picked off a super-large gourd, almost the size of a watermelon: I don't know if this type of gourd can store magic power. If it can, the amount of one-time storage should be enough. Unleash a high-level magic?

It's a pity that magic power is not in a gaseous, solid, or liquid state. There is no possibility of liquefaction. No matter how compressed a gourd is, it can't store much magic power.

Magic is not material.

In the magician's triangle theory, magic power, spirit, and matter exist on an equal footing, and the particularity of magic power may be similar to light with wave-particle duality. Because the magic power is part of the magic net, whether it is the magic power of the dragon of the magic net or the magic power of creatures such as dragons, they all exist in the form of nets and fields.

suddenly.

An idea burst out in his mind: Gourds can store magic power, which is very unusual. According to the triangle theory, ordinary plants are ordinary substances, and it is impossible to block magic power. So what is the structure of this gourd that can make magic power Impenetrable?