Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 498 The Idea of ​​Creating Smart Chips
With a 'monitor', if a way to make a 'host' could be found, it might be possible to create a 'computer architecture' and directly create a computer out of thin air using witchcraft.

Even... to directly create smart chips!
Wizards' power lies in their wisdom and knowledge. If we could really create intelligent chips, how much would they help wizards in their cultivation?
Unthinkable!

But soon, Yaro came to his senses.

The magic of computers lies not only in their hardware, but more so in their programming, their software, and the information they contain.

Just like its other name, 'computer,' computers were originally only used in the field of computing and did not have the various amazing capabilities that came later.

Even if the hardware problem can be solved using wizarding methods, the software aspect remains a blank.

Everything has to start from scratch.

"The Snake game requires four directional keys, so we need to set up four small warning arrays."

"But the cost of four small warning magic arrays is too high, and even if they are triggered, it is difficult to tell which direction key was pressed. It would be better to design one."

“以轻触感为‘0’，重触感为‘1’，四个按键可以分别设计为‘01’、‘10’、‘11’、‘00’。”

Only when one reaches the advanced apprentice level can one project their spiritual power outwards. Only at this stage can the warning magic array be directly perceived by spiritual power. Before that, one can only rely on the body's original five senses.

Yaro redeemed the 'Tactile' item at the academy library, which can be effectively combined with 'Cat Walking Fist'.

"Without timely feedback from mental energy, the delay in pressing the button is extremely high, making it difficult to use normally."

"Could it be... that I can only create an external 'computer' directly using magic after I become an advanced apprentice?"

As soon as Yaro looked up, Ian quickly asked, "So? Have you got any ideas?"

"Or not……"

Yaro rephrased the explanation, then added:

"...Only advanced apprentices can project their mental energy outwards, and only by projecting their mental energy outwards can they control the spells they have already cast."

As you've seen, this trick, while not a high-level trick only advanced apprentices can learn, still requires constant control after use.

It works fine for me, but if I give it to someone else, the magic trick loses control and naturally becomes ineffective.

Ian then asked, "Could we use this trick to create an enchanted artifact?"

'Enchanted artifacts,' also known as secret treasures, are magical artifacts created using enchanting techniques.

For example, the 'Mad Lion Emblem' in Yaro's possession is a kind of 'enchanted treasure'.

It contains a complete set of magic runes, is easy to activate, and can automatically absorb void magic from the air after use. It can also be actively charged by using magic stones of the corresponding attribute or magic power.

"It should be possible, but I don't know how to enchant, and I don't have time to learn."

“It’s such a pity,” Ian said with great regret. “I had a feeling that if it could have been made, it would have been a great work!”

"Really……"

Yaro seemed to be deep in thought.

Maslow's theory, from his previous life, divided human needs into five levels.

From lowest to highest, they are: 'Physiological needs', 'Safety needs', 'Social needs', 'Esteem needs', and 'Self-actualization needs'.

Most people basically hover between the 'physiological needs level' and the 'safety needs level'.

Entertainment, however, falls under the category of 'social needs'.

Most wizard apprentices can meet the needs of the first two levels, but the entertainment of the third level is difficult to satisfy due to the scarcity of similar people and the lack of communication.

The result of this is that the entertainment options in this world are extremely limited! A simple game like 'Snake' wouldn't even be considered a game in Aro's past life, but even such a faint glimmer of light is like a bright sun in Ian's eyes.

Although the game mechanics of 'Snake' are simple, they transcend the needs of billions of people who have satisfied two basic needs, making them an equally dazzling treasure in this grand feast.

This is a problem that someone like Yaro, who was used to seeing countless stars in his previous life, would hardly notice.

In other words, the games that Yaro remembers are equally valuable in this world!
And it's quite valuable!
Those games are the most harmless and suitable knowledge to be shared from my past life memories!

"Ian, what do you think about me opening an arcade in the new town of Lan'er Village?"

"Video games? What are those?"

"It's a street where people can specifically play the kind of games I have on hand."

Ian was taken aback: "Didn't you say you couldn't enchant?"

"I mean I don't know enchanting, but I do know alchemy."

"Alchemy?" Ian, who also knew alchemy, asked doubtfully, "Is it even possible?"

Yaro nodded slightly: "I created this magic trick. I know how it works. It's just that it's an alchemical creation, so its size is much larger than an enchanted artifact."

Basically, it's the difference between a 'handheld game console' and a 'video game console'.

Ian was extremely excited: "Do you need my help?"

Yaro shook his head and refused, saying only, "Once your family's alchemy table arrives, I can borrow it for a while."

Making a 'video game console' lays the foundation for making a 'computer,' and Yaro has no intention of teaching Ian this kind of knowledge.

"Don't worry! I'll just give it to you!" Ian said, patting his chest.

……

At noon, in the grove of trees next to Lan'er Village.

After listening to Yaro's story, Anabe, who was warming up nearby, casually asked, "Why didn't you just agree to it if it was free?"

Yaro was also warming up, and replied, "I don't know whether we should accept it or not. The Boone family certainly knows better than us outsiders what kind of person Ian is. Besides, the Boone family is not far from the Viscount's territory, so they have no need to move to Laner Village."

Because I was chatting with Ian this morning, Yaro hasn't practiced "Blood Frenzy" yet today.

Anabe said, "It seems you've already guessed the reason."

"Is this their apology?"

Yaro looked up, frowned, and said, "Then why not just give it to me directly instead of going through all this trouble?"

“Because if you don’t send it, you won’t be rejected,” Anabe maintained his high-intensity training, but his breathing remained steady. “Because of the explosion on Crescent Island, the Boone family has already been pushed into an isolated position. If you explicitly refuse them, they could be wiped out at any time.”

"Crescent Moon Island exploded?"

“Because you once had the title ‘Dancer Under the Moon,’ and the island now resembles a crescent moon, that’s why it got this name,” Anabe explained.

"Why did they perish? I had no intention of harming their family. Morton's offense against me ended with his death."

Yaro had some vague guesses, but still chose to ask directly.

Anabe said, "Because there will always be people who want to curry favor with you with their heads, and..."

(End of this chapter)