The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

"Ultra-high-level magic..." Moran recalled the spell model he had just seen in the magic network space.

Even with the simplification of the magic network, it is still very complicated.

If it's high-level magic, powered by a city magic array, then she can understand it.

She could make cards with similar functions, but the production and usage costs would be too high, making it impossible for them to be as widespread as those in Quilaria.

Looking at it this way, the city magic circle, which can absorb starlight and transform it into magical energy to maintain the operation of the floating city, is much rarer than this general knowledge bracelet.

"Let's go! The association is in the academy area of ​​the Amethyst Ring. Let's go there to catch the cross-ring train!"

Seeing that she had already learned how to use the general knowledge bracelet, Tobias enthusiastically led her to a semi-open circular platform.

At the edge of the platform, several light trails flashing with different colors correspond to different destinations.

"This is the cross-loop train, an important public transportation link between the Silver Glow and Amethyst loops."

Tobias pointed to the streamlined car bodies that silently moved along the complex light trails.

"To get to the senior school area of ​​the Amethyst Ring, just take the 'Azure Line'."

These routes, schedules, and transfer information can all be found in real time on your general knowledge wristband map, which is very convenient.

Upon arriving at the spacious and bright arched platform entrance, you'll find a simple toll gate.

Tobias deftly placed his wristband against a dimly lit sensor on the turnstile. With a soft "beep," the turnstile turned on a green light, and he passed through easily.

Following the instructions from the floating light screen beside him, Moran took out a standard silver coin from his small purse and inserted it into a designated coin slot.

A faint light flashed from the coin slot, the verification was successful, and the turnstile in front of her opened.

"Once you complete the formalities at 'Star Bank,' deposit your assets, and activate your online account to bind your bracelet, you can directly use the bracelet to make payments in most places in Quilari, saving you the trouble of carrying and counting money."

Tobias waited for her to come over, explaining as they walked.

"..." As Moran listened to the description, the sense of déjà vu in his heart grew stronger.

She was almost certain that the person who designed this system had definitely come into contact with a highly advanced technological civilization and had perfectly integrated it into the magic system.

Soon, a light blue train glided along the tracks into the station, stopped precisely, and the doors slid open silently.

The two entered the carriage.

The interior is spacious and bright, with comfortable seats, and huge viewing windows that almost cover the entire side wall.

As soon as I settled in, the train vibrated slightly, started smoothly, and began to accelerate along the slightly inclined, azure light track.

The view suddenly widened.

The dense, bustling buildings of the Silver Ring rapidly shrank below.

The train quickly pierced through a thin layer of cool, damp mist, and the scene of the middle space of Quellariel suddenly unfolded. The closer they got to the Amethyst Ring, the denser the magical energy particles in the air became, to the point that various colored elemental lights could be faintly seen to the naked eye.

What is most eye-catching are the "floodgates" on the ring, which resemble giant arches, and the torrents of magical elements of various natures surging out from them!
Moran could clearly "see" that the entire Quilaril, centered around those huge arched floodgates, formed distinct yet strangely coexisting elemental energy fields.

Not far away, a fire elemental vent spewed forth a blazing, churning torrent of golden-red liquid.

The torrent was precisely contained by a semi-transparent, arc-shaped force field channel, rushing downwards along a specific trajectory and flowing into the industrial zone of the lower Silver Ring.

The surrounding air was dry and scorching, with an orange-red glow, and countless large forging workshops and furnaces could be vaguely seen spewing smoke.

Right next to it was a water elemental spillway. A cool, moist air wafted over, gathering together to form a huge lake, from which all of Quilaria's drinking water came.

The boundaries between the two extreme energy fields are exceptionally clear. At their delicate boundary, one can see iridescent light mist formed by the clash of hot and cold air with energy, a breathtakingly beautiful sight.

Further away, there are floodgates spewing forth thick torrents of earth element, floodgates flowing with agile wind element, and floodgates of wood element that resemble an emerald waterfall.

Downstream from the Wood Element Waterfall, several huge suspended platforms extend from the ring structure. The neatly planned yet wildly charming three-dimensional ecological plantations on the platforms are lush and verdant, like an emerald oasis inlaid on the amethyst ring.

These distinct elements and energy fields, like colorful and dazzling plates, are intricately set on the amethyst ring.

The air seemed to be permeated with highly active magical energy particles. Magical energy that normally required concentration and precise manipulation to mobilize became exceptionally "obedient" and "lively" here, and could be activated almost at will.

"Can you feel it?" Tobias's voice rang out beside him as he took a deep breath of the intoxicatingly energetic air.

"This is the Amethyst Ring, the energy conversion core and control center of the city's magic array in Quilaril."

Here, a mage's meditation efficiency can be increased several times, the mana cost of casting spells of the same level will be significantly reduced, and the stability and success rate will be higher.

For all spellcasters, this is a near-perfect sanctuary for spiritual practice.

Moran wholeheartedly agreed.

This is practically a man-made zone rich in elemental energy.

Learning and experimenting with magic in this environment is far more efficient than in areas with scarce elements.

The train began to slow down, entering a region where various elemental energies were mixed, but the fluctuations were relatively mild.

“We’ve arrived!” Tobias stood up, stretched his arms, his bones cracking slightly, and his face showed obvious pleasure. “Every time I come here, I feel full of energy.”

"However, only mid- to high-level professionals can adapt to living in this environment. Low-level professionals and ordinary people will get injured if they come here. Therefore, the cost of living here is much higher than in the Silver Ring."

He led Moran off the train:

“Our ‘Old-Timers’ Association’ is not far ahead.” Tobias pointed in a direction where the buildings were more sparse, but each one was uniquely designed:

"The association's members, including myself, are either studying at the Starshine Magic Academy's advanced division or serving as instructors there, which is why we set up our activity base here. It's convenient and the environment is quite comfortable."

"Really?" Moran showed interest. "What qualifications are needed to apply for a teaching position at the Starshine Magic Academy's advanced division?" (End of Chapter)