Blue Dragon Emperor: Lord of Thunder

Chapter 82 Strange Magic and Physical Phenomena
With a clear formula, Long easily produced ink for copper movable type printing.

The ink is available, but it will take a while for the dwarves to experiment with the copper movable type alloy formula and Floris's papermaking.

Ignore the war in Bolun for the time being, and the development of the territory only needs to give a general direction, and the subordinates will complete it. For a while, Long En actually had the illusion that he was too idle.

"Speaking of which, a real dragon like me who looks for trouble every day and never sleeps is more like a different kind."

Ron smiled, but decided to find something to do for himself.

He looked at the raw materials for making ink and the finished product: "The formula from the previous life can really be used. It seems that the chemical and physical properties of all materials are the same."

Ron suddenly became interested, and swept aside these materials and finished products with his dragon tail, and picked out a pure and transparent white crystal from his treasure pile.

This white crystal is of high quality, without any impurities or cracks. If you don't look carefully in Ron's claws, you will even ignore this transparent colorless crystal.

Although he felt a little pity in his heart, Ron still began to polish the white crystal, gradually polishing it into the shape of a convex lens.

Then use spells to thoroughly polish the surface of the lens so that the rough surface will not affect the refractive index.

Ron controlled his strength so as not to crush this incomparably expensive magnifying glass, placed the crystal lens under the light source made by dancing lights, adjusted the height slightly, and successfully gathered the light into a hot spot.

"The light in this world also travels in a straight line. It should have the same physical and optical properties as the world in the previous life. I don't know if Pelor, the god of the sun and light, knows whether light is a wave or a particle."

The wave-particle duality of light was a major problem that plagued the scientific world in the previous life. If Pedro can solve it, he will definitely win a Nobel, Ron secretly slandered.

The light source that Ron saw in the caster's field of vision was an aggregate of pure light elements and magic power, and what was miraculous was that this aggregate of light elements and magic power was actually guided by the lens and flowed through the lens along the direction of light propagation. re-converged into a point.

"Without the guidance of spiritual power or spell models, can a transparent crystal with a specific shape change the operation of elements and magic power?" Ron was shocked.

In this world, according to the current complete magic theory, three elements must be complete to cast a spell, namely, the caster's spiritual power, the spell model (or rune), and the dark sea of ​​magic power.

All three are indispensable, which means that it is impossible for magic to function in a certain way without the guidance of mental power or spell models.

But this law seems to be temporarily invalidated in front of this small lens.

Ron thought about it, and then spent a piece of high-quality white crystal to polish a lens.

The two lenses are superimposed, and the magnification reaches dozens of times.

Ron released a "curse of disease" in front of him, and then immediately pointed the lens at the ground where the curse of disease hit.

Under sufficient light, Ron's huge dragon pupils came close to the lens, and through the magnification of the lens, he saw a dense... bacteria.

Take the head away, switch to the caster's vision, and curse the spell-like aura.

Eyes close to lens, bacteria.

A big question mark appeared on Ron's head.

He co-authored himself to vibrate the spell model with mental power, and resonate with the dark sea that permeates the whole world. Such a high-level operation ended up scattering a bunch of bacteria?
Ron felt that he couldn't delve into it for the time being. The world was a bit strange, and he was afraid that if he continued to play, it would cause him a cognitive impairment in worldview.

"Apart from anything else, this lens is still useful." Ron pondered.

After a while, Ron slightly changed the spell model of the simplest flash spell, adding a part of the structure that can cause the effect of a focusing lens.

The improved flash technique was released, but instead of flashing a harmless glare, it turned into a beam of light that made people unable to open their eyes.

"Ah!" A mournful howl came from the corner of the cave, and a dragon-blooded kobold who was waiting at any time and ready to convey orders to Ron rolled crazily on the ground covering his tear-filled eyes.

The kobolds had lived underground for a long time, and their eyes had long been unaccustomed to strong light. Although the dragon pulse kobolds had improved, they didn't have much effect under the scorching sun, but the light intensity of Ron's flash spell just now was obviously stronger than that of the daytime sun.

Having someone lift the hapless kobold down, Ron approached the stone wall hit by the light beam of the improved flash technique just now, stretched out the flesh pads on his paws, and felt the residual heat of the stone wall.

"If this flash technique hits the enemy's eyes, the blinding effect is probably a permanent buff."

Ron tried to improve the spell models of other light spells, but the higher the level of spells, the more complex and difficult they were to transform. He could only regard the transformation of spells as a long-term project.

Just when Ron was wondering whether to take a nap for a few days or continue to study the mage's notes, Gelang Sass suddenly flew to his dragon's lair.

Ron raised his head and asked, "Why didn't you stay in Bauhinia Flower City?"

Golangesas lowered his head first, and then argued: "I am not lazy, it is the human grand duke who asked me to send you a letter."

What letter needs to be delivered by a real dragon?
"Bring the letter."

Golangesus obediently rolled up his tongue and spit out a letter from under his tongue.

Ron took the saliva-soaked letter from Golangesas, wishing he could unscrew the guy's skull.

The slap made Golangesus dizzy, and Ron said angrily, "I told you not to stuff everything into your mouth!"

After drying the letter paper with spells, Ron looked at the handwriting that could still be discerned.

Halfway through, Ron raised his head and saw Golangesas looking at him with a protruding head. He said with a half-smile on his face, "Tell me, how many gold coins were extorted from those human nobles."

"He's really telling the truth!" Golangesus shouted viciously.

Seeing Ron staring at him, Golangesus retracted his neck in fear, and muttered, "Receiving offerings can't be considered extortion...Receiving offerings!... Can the matter of a real dragon be considered blackmail?"

Ron continued to press, only to find out that Golangesas threatened to extort nearly 20 gold coins from those nobles. Fortunately, only a few minor nobles paid the bill on the spot, allowing Golangesas to get more than 1 gold coins, and the rest The gold coins have not yet reached his hands.

In the letter, Vinier tactfully mentioned the various evil deeds of Golangesas in the Bauhinia City, and took the opportunity of sending the letter to send him away.

Vinier also asked Long in the letter to help him purchase a large number of weapons and equipment. There is a dwarf kingdom in the south of the Oonia continent, which can let Golangesus go.

In order to prevent Golangesus from returning to the Bauhinia City, Vinier took great pains.

Ron thought about it, and decided to let Golangesus stay in the dragon's lair to guard his treasure. He went there himself, just to pass the boring time, and take a look at the scenery of this world by the way.

(End of this chapter)