Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 169 The Soldier

Soldiers, the country's major events, the place of death and life, the way of survival, must be observed.

Formal wizards employ a variety of methods, but regardless of the method used, in the event of a skirmish, it all comes down to a comparison of spear and shield.

When he learned that there were official wizards harassing the academy, Yaro had already estimated the strength of the official wizards.

The unit of measurement is the mother's intervention at sea.

When Nicole saw that Yaro was injured, she went all out in her attack.

Although Nicole has only recently entered the wizarding realm, the elemental side emphasizes combat power. The two factors cancel each other out, which is enough to roughly verify that she is within the range of power of a formal wizard.

There are also many other issues, such as water surface tension, gravity caused by water splashing, air resistance, and sawdust mixed in with the water.

Many of these issues are too difficult to investigate and research, so Yarrow can only try to keep it as brief as possible.

First, they measured the height of the splash produced when a pound of force is struck on calm seawater.

Then measure the force of two pounds, four pounds, and so on, and then draw the parabola.

Finally, using this parabola formula, we can calculate:
[Strike force 'Q' = height of seawater turbulence 'Z' (multiplied by variable 'Y')]

The impact force and the height of the seawater turbulence during the test are known, so the variable 'Y' can be determined.

The water level after the explosion was approximately seven meters above the cargo ship that Yarrow was on.

If Nicole were to strike on the surface of the sea, the height of the turbulent water would likely be enough to generate the force required to hit the sea.

Then the rigidity of the hull needs to be considered, which means that the same type of wood can be purchased and roughly substituted into the hollow support structure in the middle.

That is, how much force would be needed to penetrate a ship made of that material?

Similar to the turbulence of seawater, a parabolic curve is also used for comparative calculation.

[Penetration force 'L' = Simulated ship volume 'K' (multiplied by variable 'X')]

By adding the two forces together, we can roughly calculate the approximate power of the spell cast by the mother (this is only the energy level of the power, not a precise value).

This value represents the total power a formal wizard can unleash in a short period of time.

After that, since most defensive spells apply to the entire body.

All Yaro needs to do is divide this power by the surface area of ​​the wizard's body.

This allows for a rough calculation of the maximum defense a wizard can withstand per unit area.

Although this value omits many details, a wizard's defensive capabilities cannot be exactly the same as their offensive power.

Offensive spells provide ample space for wizards to freely employ their methods.

Defensive spells, especially close-range defensive spells, have only so much room to be used.

The smaller the space, the greater the limit on the amount of magic that can be cast per unit area, and the resulting defensive power will definitely decrease exponentially.

The force generated by a full-force punch is always greater than the force generated by a full-force defense.

Looking at the final calculated result, Yarrow felt reassured.

"A soaring mortar?"

"As long as you know the approximate values, a formal wizard isn't as scary as you might think."

That's why...Yarlo made so many sugar bombs.

and so……

……

Within the spatial crevices of the Owl Wizarding Academy, individual alternate dimensions shone like bright moons, casting a soft glow that failed to illuminate the dimly lit inner layers.

Looking from the interdimensional space, one can see that each of the giant 'moons' is filled with countless fine rays of light, which are connected to other 'moons', layering together to form an enormous whole.

Among these enormous 'moons', one 'moon' strangely veered off course, drifting alone on the outer edge, barely connected by a faint, thin ray of light.

Just then, a black dot flashed past in that thin beam of light.

The strong wind roared in Yaro's ears, his short blond hair plastered to his scalp by the howling wind. He ignored the whispers outside the chaotic gray membrane around him, as streaks of starlight alternated, revealing Yaro's resolute face in the starlight.

My heart is pounding like a war drum!
The blood in his body was like thick, viscous mercury, surging and causing his muscles to vibrate slowly.

Inhale...exhale...

The sound of his long breaths echoed in his ears through the skull mask that covered half of his face.

In the distance, a bright sphere of light gradually magnified in his eyes.

Suddenly, a laughing sound rang out from the side, and a clown-dressed face appeared on the surface of the floating metal sphere.

His facial features contorted exaggeratedly, the comical red ball on the tip of his nose wobbled incessantly, and he excitedly shouted, "Brave warrior, we are about to leave the air exchange tunnel! Are you ready?"

Is it finally almost here?
That's pretty fast!
Yaro narrowed his eyes slightly and replied in a low voice, "Of course, Your Honor."

The exaggerated expression, the familiar voice... how could Yaro not recognize him?

The figure that inexplicably appeared on the iron ball that Anthony handed to him was none other than the strange referee dressed as a clown in a suit from the 'Fight' alternate dimension!

The clown face on the metal sphere roared, "Since that's the case... let the show begin!"

Just as the strange judge finished speaking, thunder rumbled throughout all the academy's alternate dimensions.

Rumble!
Above each alternate dimension, a strange white cloud gradually unfolds, with specks of color gradually gathering within it.

Emerald Plains, Intermediate Apprentice City, Battle Corner Street, Life Corner Street, Academy Teaching Floor... almost all the apprentices looked up at the strange cumulus clouds in the sky.

They discussed it amongst themselves, terrified by this strange change.

"what is that?"

"Could it be that legitimate wizards have invaded?"

"Where are the faculty members? Why isn't a single one here?"

In a corner of the teaching building, a disheveled and ragged young man slowly looked up. When he saw the eyes on the clouds, a subtle ripple flickered in his blank eyes.

"Yaro?"

……

The colors above the clouds gradually softened, eventually forming a pair of clear eyes with a resolute gaze.

Just as the swaying water surface was calming down, the scene above the clouds gradually became clear. A figure wearing strange black armor rushed towards a place surrounded by clouds, accompanied by a strong airflow.

"Dear viewers, don't panic! We are about to witness an incredibly fierce battle, which will be performed by our valiant apprentice, Mr. Yarrow Garner." The clown in the suit suddenly appeared on the screen, peeking down as if observing his 'adorable' audience.

An apprentice exclaimed, "It's the Chief Referee! I've seen him before; he was the final referee during the academy's grand competition!"

One of the apprentices wondered, "Is this some kind of competition organized by the academy again?"

One apprentice was furious: "So many apprentices have been misled, and instead of the academy going to their rescue, they're holding a competition here!"

Suddenly, everyone exclaimed in surprise: "He fell!"

"Wait a moment!"

Finally, one of the apprentices noticed the background in the picture:

"Everyone, look down! It's all strange clouds and mist. Are those clouds, or... a mysterious, otherworldly space?!"

Aside from the Misty Otherworld, it's hard to find another landmark with such a scene around the academy.

Furthermore, one can vaguely guess what the chief referee said earlier with a little thought.

The scene depicted is very likely a mysterious, otherworldly space shrouded in mist!

only……

"The academy is only sending him alone?"

(End of this chapter)