Twenty Sided Dice

? Edith finally bowed his head to the Federation, and confessed that he had provided the Master's Association with the blueprints of Myr's nuclear energy and hidden high-level spell data. According to him, the Federation retrieved some books and materials, but the spell scroll only had a "Astral Projection".

The Astral Plane is a transitional plane that separates the Material Plane from the Outer Planes. Although this popular saying spread among spellcasters is not very accurate, it is basically not much different from the reality. Using certain spells, any creature can cast its consciousness into the astral world, and travel through this strange world with silver skies in all directions and occasional flying islands. The astral world is capable of converting all thoughts into matter, automatically creating bodies for the consciousness that enters this world. Between the body and the astral consciousness, there will be an invisible silver thread connecting. If the conscious body is injured, it can also return to the body along the silver line in an instant, thus avoiding dangers such as death. Except for some specific weapons and spells, there are very few things that can hurt the silver line, but if the silver line is cut off, then consciousness can no longer return, and this state is not much different from death.

Astral projection is a spell that allows the consciousness of the mage to enter the star realm, and can continuously strengthen the stability of the silver line according to the improvement of the mage's spellcasting skills. In the astral world, it is very convenient to use meditation to test spells, because thinking can automatically become real, so the whole world is like a "higher creation" with infinite energy. As long as the mage's own consciousness can carry it, it is also possible to create a magic spaceship in an instant.

But another use of astral projection is widely spread in the multi-dimensional plane, and it can almost be regarded as the strongest adventure spell of the mage. After using an astral projection to generate a consciousness entity, use the astral projection again to generate a second consciousness projection on another world. This is like a relay, relying on the astral world as a transition, going back and forth, forming one's own consciousness into a clone, and using it to explore those dangerous places. As long as the destination and the astral world can be guaranteed, and the silver line between the consciousness projection and the main body is not threatened, then the consciousness projection will not hurt the main body even if it dies.

The spell scroll of Astral Projection was handed over to Division William. He was in charge of making it into a book of magical spells so that other mages in the Federation could learn it.

"Just imprisoned to death?" Shelley looked at Division Siegel's proposal on how to deal with Edith, with an unbelievable expression: "Why is this happening?"

"Because Edith has a few days to live." Siegel said: "The potion he found in his room is indeed a kind of life potion as he said. It can prolong people's life. Edith is Relying on this kind of thing to escape the natural death of the end of his life many times. His body is deteriorating very badly now, he may die at any time, and he will not live for more than two months at most. I oppose all the punishments of brutal killing, but it is a relief to execute him directly. , it's better to let him experience the death threat for a while. What the Federation needs to do is to ensure that his soul is not reincarnated or resurrected."

Understand, the pain in the body has no meaning to Edith, but there is still the possibility of the soul. The necromancer Shelley nodded, no longer objecting to this matter.

The life potion exudes a strong conjuration magic aura, so it stays with Siegel. He will take time to study and analyze this strange magic potion, hoping to deduce the manufacturing method. At present, it seems that there is no teacher-level spellcasting ability, and it is impossible to do this. William is not very strong outside the transformation department, so he can only rely on Siegel.

Likewise, the Federation has also located two other mages who provided information on Myr's energy to the Society of Mages. Their punishment was beheading. The heads of the two people will be processed by the necromancer, permanently placed on the spear, and stand on the bow of the magic spaceship to warn future people. The Security Council, composed of heads of factions, has no objection to the sentence, which will be implemented in a few days.

But another thing is more tricky, which is about the Myr energy core that the Mage Association secretly copied. A magical energy source like the Myr Nucleus, as long as it starts to work, will produce a very unique elemental signal that cannot be overshadowed by any means. In addition to managing the energy core and energy focusing lens array in Myr City, Siegel's No. 1 Lamp God is also constantly detecting this special element signal.

"Locate based on elemental signals. The Mage Association has created a total of two Myr energy cores, which are stored in the Blue Ice Tower of the Old World and the Magic Tower of the Youlin Swamp." Siegel reported the result to the council, and then said : "First of all, I have to explain to the council that the plans for the Myr cores owned by the Federation are perfectly fine. But without my elemental aggregate model, the Myr cores would eventually have devastating consequences. Myr cores are safe, and you can use them with confidence. But any newly-made Myr cores still need to pass through my hands, otherwise problems will happen sooner or later."

"We understand the means you took in this matter, and it is this means now to avoid greater losses." Mage Wendy's tone changed and said aggressively. "But Master Siegel, if you're gone, wouldn't anyone be able to make a safe Myr energy nucleus?"

"I believe that future generations can always surpass the predecessors, and the stable element aggregate model will not be the same. What ultimately determines everything is the amount of experimentation, that is, the three costs of resources, time and life." Goll understood Wendy's emotions. After all, Wendy was the most excited when he announced the supply of Myr energy to the Federation. In a sense, Siegel "cheated" her again.

"To put it badly, I already expected that the blueprint of the Myr's energy core might be leaked, but I didn't expect it to be so fast and so thorough." Siegel looked at the other members of the council: "The Mages Association has completed With two Myr energy cores, there is only one situation where they can have such efficiency, that is, they have obtained unencrypted original blueprints. I think you all use certain cipher texts in your spellbooks? Why? This time, the forty-two blueprints were all obtained by the Mage Association so quickly? It's one thing to have guilt, but irresponsibility and carelessness are the most terrifying!"

The three factions of protection, conjuration and transformation are the most responsible, because more than 80% of the workload of the magic spacecraft is in these three factions, and they are also responsible for protecting these blueprints. Siegel's eyes swept over them, and the mages couldn't help but bow their heads. However, Siegel's tone changed: "The issue now is not to determine internal responsibilities, but to discuss how to deal with the two Myr energy cores of the Mages Association."

"Let them blow up!" Symonton Mage of the Evocation Department shouted: "Blow up these thieves! If it's not too dangerous, I want to go to the scene and watch them burn to death by the elemental tide!"

"Yes, let them blow up!" The Security Council reached a consensus in seconds.

Siegel nodded, thinking the same thing as himself. "Through the energy fluctuations of the elements. I can roughly deduce the approximate time of their explosion. Now I want to say another thing: I hope to mobilize the magic ship on a mission to recover the Myr core of the Mages Society."

Everyone was stunned for a moment, and Verwood said, "What does it mean to recover the energy core? Wouldn't the Myr energy core be destroyed together in the explosion?"

"The core will definitely melt down, but about 90% of the remaining parts can still be used." Siegel said: "The energy core built according to the blueprint weighs more than 30 tons. Except for the magic spaceship, other methods are It can’t be shipped back. The cost of each energy core is equivalent to 500,000 gold coins. Some resources are still valuable, and if they can be recovered, naturally they cannot be missed. Now we have the advantage: the maneuverability and concealment of the spacecraft are very good. Well, I already know where the two energy nuclei are. It's absolutely safe as long as you hide a hundred miles away. So once there's an explosion, all that's left is to fly over and transport it away, it's that simple."

"But there's a problem," Shelley said. "When will they explode? If they don't, why wait?"

"I will solve this problem without wasting everyone's time." Siegel obviously had a draft, but there was no further explanation at the meeting.

After an agreement, if only one Myr energy core can be recovered, Siegel will get this energy core to continue research and development. The Federation should use its own actual actions to make up for the mistake of leaking. If it moves fast enough to get two back, Siegel promises to fix it so the Federation will have one more core. The order for the magical spaceship of the Starry Kingdom is now placed at the headquarters of the Federation, with the seal of His Majesty the King on it. This is a matter of great significance in both economic and political aspects. The Security Council has already reached a consensus to use the power of the Star Kingdom to rapidly grow itself, while weakening the academy and affecting the development of the Mage Association. An extra Myr core can save a lot of time, and every faction chief is no fool. Naturally, this account can be clearly calculated.

Myr's nuclear value is very high, but will this be the only gain from this operation? Although no one has put this matter on the surface, in fact, everyone knows it well. The elemental tides caused by Myr's cores only affect magic items and spellcasters, and nothing else. So what exactly are other things? All metals, ores, gems, alchemical materials will be in their place intact. Books and materials without protective spells will not be affected~www.readwn.com~ The most beautiful thing is that all the enchantments that originally protected these things are complete, and there will be no protectors left! In fact, this is entering an unlocked room and emptying the contents!

Even if the Mage Association catches up, everyone is not very worried. The magic spaceship is a moving magic tower. If the Federation cannot defend against other spellcasters with the help of the mage tower, then simply surrender. the fact is. Under the energy supply of Myr's energy core, unless the Mage Association makes up its mind and pays the price of sacrificing the lives of seven or eight divisions, it is still possible to destroy the magic spaceship. After deliberation, everyone in the Security Council felt that this possibility was very low, and the risk of action was bearable, so they passed the proposal for action, and only concrete plans were left.

Everyone was smart enough not to mention the matter of Mage Edith's daughter Madeleine, and it was entirely up to Siegel to decide how. Whether this female mage is dead or alive will not attract the attention of the Federation, but in fact, most of them are expecting her to be "blown up" together.

A promise is still a promise. Siegel looked at the "Potion of Life" on his desk and wrote a letter to Madeleine. As a teacher, he asked Madeleine to come to Myr City as soon as possible, and there was a very important matter to discuss with her. The half-elf mage Edith also wanted to see her, and hoped that Madeleine would not be suspicious and could get on the road as soon as possible.

Then Madeleine's life and death were left to fate. To be continued.