Don’t raise unruly people in extreme cold weather

Chapter 756 Sealing Technology

Faced with the two greatest alchemists of the time, there is no problem that they cannot solve.

Although the formula of the warming potion did stump Perfecto to a certain extent, after Sandrion also got involved, the combined efforts of the two alchemists were enough to crack the formula.

But their main focus was not on this, but on completing the manufacture of the floating core.

The main structure of the floating core, Perfect, had been produced and assembled before Sandrion returned to the North. All that remained was to further check and fill in the gaps.

After all, as long as the core flying stone is produced, the only thing left is how to maximize its anti-gravity field and ensure that it can operate stably.

This was a task that Perfecto could have easily completed by herself, but she and Sandrion went over the entire design from start to finish, and the two of them completed the final packaging of the floating core themselves.

One important reason for being so cautious is that Perfectoct has never tried to make something this big fly.

Although the floating core installed on the floating battleship in the Royal Shipyard is the same type of product as the one they are assembling, the gap between the two is not even an order of magnitude.

What Perfectoct and Sandrion are doing is able to deploy an ultra-large anti-gravity field with a radius of five kilometers!
Such a large anti-gravity field is enough to lift the entire Royal Navy into the sky before the doomsday disaster, or make the entire Royal Dockyard fly.

This is not something that can be compared to the anti-gravity field of a mere ship of a few hundred meters.

Even if it was Perfect, if he wanted to make such a huge flying stone, he would need the support of the mental power extracted from the collective dream of Chernobog before he could activate alchemy to make it.

When Sandrion heard how Perfectocte had broken through the limits of alchemy in this way, the expression on his face was so complicated that it was hard to describe.

"This is a groundbreaking invention, but if possible I hope you won't tell anyone how you did it, or tell anyone that you can do it." Sandrion advised Perfect.

She knew clearly what glory this technology could bring to mankind, and the floating city that Perfectoct was currently building was the best proof of this.

But Sandrillon is also aware of the terrible consequences that could result if this technology is abused.

To put it simply, this is power enough to kill gods.

Even the gods they had seen would not be much harder to kill than a chicken in the face of this level of power.

Of course, if it is the main god, he may have the ability to fight against this kind of power. After all, this power relies on the dreams of all the people in a city, and it is not difficult to crack it.

However, this is simply measured as combat power. If this power is used for creation, such as promoting alchemy like Perfect, it will produce an unimaginable technological explosion.

For example, in the past it was difficult to make a ship fly, but now it is possible to make a city fly.

The role played by this technology is evident.

So Sandrion was very worried that if this technology leaked out, it would cause extremely terrible consequences. Facing Sandrion's advice, Perfect didn't say much, but just nodded and replied affirmatively: "No one else can master this technology, so I won't spread it."

Although in Perfect's opinion, technology must always develop, and we cannot throw the baby out with the bathwater just because a technology may cause harm.

But now she had to admit that neither the North nor the Empire, nor even the entire human race, were ready to take on the consequences of the development brought about by this technology.

Therefore, it is better to temporarily keep this technology in abeyance and wait until alchemy has made further progress in the future, or when the technology popularization she plans to achieve results, then consider promoting this technology.

After all, things that seem dangerous now may not be a problem in the future as technology develops.

With this idea in mind, the two top alchemists decided to seal up the world's most advanced alchemical technology, which would bring great changes to the world.

And they themselves are testing the giant floating core created by this technology.

The floating core itself is a proven technology. The prototype verification machine at the Royal Dockyard has already completed all the testing work. Even the construction of the first floating battleship has been almost completed and can begin outfitting.

In other words, Perfecto hasn't had much time to pay attention to this matter recently, otherwise she would have gone to watch the launching ceremony of the first floating battleship.

Just because the ship-based floating core has completed technical verification does not mean that there will be no problems with the enlarged city-level floating core.

Although Perfect was very confident in her skills, she and Sandrion were still very rigorous and completed all the verification processes they could think of. The only thing left was the actual machine startup.

"Do we really want to do a startup test? Aren't you afraid of uprooting the mountain?" Faced with Perfectoct's decision, Sandrion was somewhat worried.

After all, this huge floating core can really lift up the strata within a radius of five kilometers.

In other words, it can literally make a mountain fly.

"If it can really pull up the mountain, then I will turn the mountain over and flatten it, and then build a city on the mountain." Perficot actually doesn't care about this. Using steel to build a floating city, and directly cutting down a mountain is also a floating city. There is not much essential difference between the two.

What's more, when she was in the original world, she read fantasy novels and saw that wasn't that how the arcanists built their floating cities?

It’s just that the technological route of this world is different from that of fantasy novels, otherwise Perfect would not be using alchemy but magic.

Thinking of this, Perfect suddenly asked Sandrion curiously: "By the way, can magicians make a city fly? If I open the collective dream to them."

"Maybe, maybe not? Who knows! These magicians do have some magic inherited from ancient times, but these magics have long been unusable due to changes in the environment. Unless you can find a huge source of magic power, mental power alone is not enough." Sandrion did not give a positive answer to this question because she really didn't know.

However, Perfect suddenly remembered that he had indeed discovered a source of magic power in his early years.

(End of this chapter)