Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 247 A Clear-Minded Single Dog
Lori soon lost interest in the little frictions between couples outside.

It was enough for him to know that they were arguing, he had no interest in seeing them reconcile.

Lori quietly began to think about the compound magic circle.

When he felt the morning light shining on him again, Lowry realized only one thing: the magic tower was indeed necessary.

There is a reason why mages from other worlds, whether good or bad, strong or weak, are all striving to find their own magic tower.

An intermediate hub that can easily mobilize the four elemental pools and quickly allocate spell energy to activate various attack or defense arrays is really important.

However, Lowry knew he couldn't do it.

He always had a vague suspicion in his heart.

The mages in this world were not as weak as he thought... What was more likely was that the truly powerful mages in the past had probably gone to live in near-space orbit outside the planet, or even in the same dimension as the gods.

So, why was it so easy for the Lord of the Tower to include the Magic Tower in his portfolio?

The story that Ruth Kania told him this time made Lori have some vague speculations in his heart.

Most likely, this was a tacit understanding between the gods and those great wizards.

Newly emerged mages who have never experienced the convenience of the magic tower will inevitably choose not to consider it at all because of the existence of the tower master.

But if you really understand someone, how can you resist?
Just like Lowry, who has only heard of it, doesn't he also feel itchy?
Those who have really used it will definitely not be able to help themselves.

It was not until this time that Lowry suddenly understood the story of the biography that had deceived Arsalan so badly.

Tsk, the real reason why the White Dragon King stopped Ruskania from reminding Arsalan could never be what he said.

It can only be said that this matter can only be understood by oneself, and those who know the truth cannot speak it out at all.

Lowry was sure that if he figured it out and couldn't help but remind others, he would probably receive some warning from the sky.

Otherwise, considering that King Bailong had been watching the excitement for so long, it was impossible for his teacher Arsalan to behave so calmly and continue to guard the palace for His Majesty the King.

Arsalan must have been given reasons that were convincing enough.

On the surface, that set of biographies is indeed intended to trick some mages who have great ambitions and want to transcend the mundane world and enter the starry sky.

However, those who are really fooled, such as Arsalan, should have the opportunity to be warned.

Of course, there are no problems with this... To put it bluntly, it means having the foundation, the inheritance, and having people around you who are sure to have no problems.

There are definitely unlucky people, but the being that arranges them won’t care.

Frankly speaking, not everyone has the opportunity like Arsalan to have such a rare legend as a bedtime story since childhood.

By the time they reach the great wizard stage, even if they get some information, most wizards are bound by various existences. How can they really give up everything and run to such a dangerous star realm?

After all, while they received the news, they also received more warnings.

So, there are probably not many unlucky people.

Those who are caught in that trap are basically people who know a lot about the world outside of it.

Well, it should be said that he is no longer considered a human being.

Not to mention the existence of the Lord of the Tower.

As long as he is there, he will block all those who want to use the magic tower to increase their own strength... The artifact probably wants a magic tower that can absorb elemental energy from the air more than the wizard.

Lori didn't think that the Lord of the Tower understood why he appeared. His confidence and arrogance were definitely not fake.

In other words, he must have had an absolute source of trust in getting involved in the Magic Tower and incorporating it into the ranks of the high towers.

Moreover, the magic tower included in the Tower Doctrine was so detailed and thorough that Lori could hardly find any loopholes to exploit.

Hmm…that liberal guy is probably also a board game enthusiast.

Lori couldn't help but sigh.

Fortunately, he still has the scientific path to pursue.

Without a tower, he could also try a cabinet server.

Lori clenched his paws...Even if it was determined that it wouldn't work in the end, he would still give it a try!
Otherwise, his territory will be full of loopholes in the future.

Lowry will never give up on cultivating icefish, especially ice crystal fish, because he is afraid of such a future.

Why?
Besides, if he gives up his own interests just because there might be trouble in the future, what else can he do in the future!
He's not a drummer.

'Boom! '

Lori took out an irregular silver ore as big as a standard computer case.

Lori stared at the mithril ore that he had held for several years and had not been willing to scrape even a fingernail off of, but finally gritted his teeth and accepted it.

It has come to this point, and you are still reluctant to give up. You are kind of digging your own grave!
When money is gone, people will be happy ~ He may just be like a dragon, but he is not yet a dragon. He must never die holding on to money!

Then Lori took out a piece of mithril the size of his ring finger from his pocket, and dug out a bunch of metal ores of different sizes and gems of various properties, and began to make the first cabinet server he had envisioned. Even if he had decided to use that thing, he could have made a small prototype first, so there was no need to waste it.

The reason why Lowry placed the big piece in the middle of the laboratory was to keep himself alert at all times.

If he is not careful enough when making the trial product, the next thing to be wasted will be the treasure in his heart! ——
Maybe it was because he did have some talent for saving money, but after wasting the fifth piece of mithril and seeing that the stock was running out, he finally made a cabinet server that was somewhat close to his design.

This 1.5-meter-high metal cabinet was indeed very similar to the server in his memory.

However, those neatly arranged metal pieces were not only coated with mithril, but were also inlaid with a large number of diamonds and dotted with gems of various colors.

Although there are not many gems, when they are stacked one by one, similar gems in different positions but able to resonate will naturally gather a certain amount of elemental energy.

However, problems will arise when the energies of elements from different series are put together.

Therefore, diamonds play a balancing role and can transform these different elemental energies into attributeless forces.

If Lori wanted to mobilize any kind of energy, he just had to connect it to a wire made of a certain elemental gem that had been melted and stretched using an alchemical array.

Of course, the amount of magical energy that this cabinet server can integrate is not very high.

But this thing doesn't require Lowry to take care of it!

After so many years of training, Lowry has become very good at making that kind of triggered magic circle.

Then make a few more cabinets and bury them at the nodes of the big magic circle... As long as the settings are comprehensive enough and more gems can be spared, there will be no problem at all.

As for the compound magic circle, Lowry believed that he could make it the biggest.

Moreover, in this way, when he repairs the magic circle in the future, he only needs to replace a few wires every few years.

It just consumes a lot.

Lori quickly suppressed the scene of piles of gems turning to ashes that echoed in his mind... In his dimensional space, the gems were stored in warehouses!

The kind of warehouse with 9999 grids.

It’s packed!
He definitely doesn't have much of Mithril, a valuable good thing for a knight, but gems - even elemental gems - are just currency in the game!

Lowry had the feeling that he cared a little too much about money ever since Ruth Kania confronted him.

Could it be that after he felt that he might have dragon blood, something was activated?

He can't do that!
How many times had he laughed at Ruth Kania over the years!

There were many times when her greed for money was taken advantage of.

Lowry definitely doesn't want someone to treat him like this one day in the future.

At least for now, he can't be like Ruth Kania, who knows everything but doesn't care about anything as long as the benefits are obtained.

He still wanted his face.

Lori sat down on the ground and piled up various gems into small hills around him. He placed a small device with an alchemy array in front of him and started making gem wires.

Who knows what he will become in a few years, so he should do more money-burning things while his mage thinking has the upper hand.

Maybe if you do too much, your money-saving nature will disappear!

Lori felt that he just had these strange emotions suddenly appearing because he felt that he was a dragon, and it did not represent his true nature.

So, he gritted his teeth and threw handfuls of gems that were of very high purity and large enough into the alchemy array.

Watching the gems slowly dissolving and finally turning into long, thin threads in the magic circle, Lori became much calmer.

He quickly fell into the world of magic and forgot the messy thoughts in his head.

Each gemstone will emit a unique glow when it decomposes due to the different elemental energies.

It even allowed Lori to vaguely feel the essential characteristics of some elemental energies.

In this situation, Lowry no longer cared about other things and just focused on spending money.

By the time he finally came to his senses and woke up from his immersion, the piles of gems around him had disappeared, leaving only long rows of glittering gems of different colors in front of him.

Lori turned his head quietly and took a look at the huge piece of mithril.

Then he dragged it over without hesitation and began to cut it into thin slices layer by layer. He then used various alchemical arrays to carefully examine it and even decompose it.

When he finally calmed down, he was shocked to find that there was only a mess before his eyes.

Fortunately, although the mithril had turned into lumps, it could still be used to paint metal sheets.

Lowry fell to the ground suddenly, covered his eyes with his right hand, and laughed silently.

Compared to all those other things, his most fundamental identity is still a mage.

(End of this chapter)