Industrial Revolution of the Mage Lords

Chapter 112 Magical Potato Server
Harvey, Asdalen and Reiner were standing in the underground magic stone mine that had just completed structural reinforcement.

"Sir, will doing this really...really not cause any accidents?" Reiner looked at the hundreds of mini wolf spider beasts crawling back and forth on the thick magic stone crystal pillars in the mine, using magic energy to guide the "living inscriptions" floating in the air to attach to the crystals.

"This place is located directly underground beneath the castle. What if..." Reiner still felt a lingering fear when he recalled the instantaneous explosion that occurred during the previous beetle magic stone experiment, which directly blew off a piece of his breastplate.

Harvey held up a crystal plate framed with mithril and said with a soothing smile, "Don't worry. Most of the runes in this batch of living inscriptions are designed for stability and guidance. If any energy transmission anomalies occur, they will actively conduct the excess energy to deeper layers of the earth..."

If the caster's mental power is compared to the signal transceiver of wireless network transmission, and the positioning magic pattern is the local area network of the data terminal, then if you want to achieve data transmission across real distances, building a server matrix is essential.

However, no single magic network energy carrier can carry the amount of data of the "magic internet" that connects tens of thousands of people at the same time.

The data transmission limit of a "planetary-level energy gathering array" is less than the capacity of one hundred people, and it also has to ensure the operation of the magic network transmission array at the same time. There will often be "network congestion" and occasionally overheating and shutdown.

But Harvey knew the concept of true "Internet"-style data transmission. After all, he was a level 10 keyboard surfer in his previous life. He knew very well that the Internet data on Earth could be described as a digital torrent. Compared with the forum he had founded, it was like a drop in the ocean compared to the vast sea of stars.

The planetary energy array is at best just a mature potato of Ubisoft, but Harvey's goal is to at least build a potato plantation.

At this time, the carrier that can store a huge amount of "living inscriptions" - the natural giant magic stone vein, is the optimal solution for the experimental plan.

"When Mr. Heart Demon left, he agreed in advance on the time for his next visit," Asdaren abruptly changed the subject. "He promised to bring more living demons with him next time."

Harvey nodded with satisfaction. It seemed that this "dining at home" trip made this high-level demon very satisfied, so much so that he stayed in the real world until he could no longer maintain his mental projection, and then he said goodbye reluctantly.

"Living Demon Spirits" are more suitable for transforming inscription materials than energy-absorbing beetles, so naturally the more the better.

……

The three of them stayed in the mine and worked until midnight, and finally commanded the group of mini wolf spiders to attach all the "living inscriptions" to the magic stone crystal pillars.

Harvey held up the crystal plate in his hand and tried to infuse the magic power from his fingertips into it.

A few seconds later, the crystal board lit up with a faint white light, and mercury tadpoles began to appear on the board, just like the mercury tadpoles on the "magic brain" crystal display screen. They slowly swam on the screen, and finally gradually gathered together to form specific words.

The "wireless network login version" of the magic brain instrument was considered a successful experiment!

However, it is currently limited to the area covered by the mine server, which can almost guarantee wireless network coverage within the territory. Once it exceeds this distance, it still has to rely on the forum set up by the main body in the magic network space to ensure data transmission.

"Sir! Look at me!" Reiner suddenly screamed, pointing at the charging slots of himself and Asdalen's alchemical prosthesis. "I... I feel like I'm charging. God, I'm not plugging anything in!"

Several thin, pure white threads, like tentacles, emanated from the magic stone vein crystal column. They naturally floated and touched the charging sockets of the two alchemical lifeforms, connecting them to the vein crystal column. Harvey smiled calmly and said, "Don't worry. This is what I meant by wireless charging technology. From now on, you won't have to constantly plug in cables near the energy gathering array to charge. As long as you move around within the territory, you will constantly receive the magic energy transmitted through the underground space..."

Asdalen couldn't help but exclaim in admiration: "This is magic and knowledge, a value and use that truly transcends time..."

"This isn't much, just some basic functions." Harvey said with a hint of pride. "Once the Living Inscription has covered all the mineral vein crystal pillars, there will be more and better functions for us to develop and use."

"By then, whether it's military factories or other civilian production workshops within the territory, they can all deploy alchemical beasts in large numbers. Only a handful of human workers will be needed to operate them and complete extremely high production and manufacturing tasks..."

The magic bullets, which have always been limited by the output of raw materials, no longer need to wait for a long time for the energy-absorbing beetles to reproduce and produce ore for decomposition. He can directly use the "magic energy filling" technology to produce bullets in large quantities and no longer have to worry about the daily training consumption of the army.

……

Harvey looked at the crystal plate in his hand that maintained a normal wireless connection with the "mine server" and began to imagine his upcoming forum upgrade plan.

In addition to the daily information exchange section and anonymous consignment section, some additional forum functions can be added.

The joining rights of new members can be slightly relaxed, but the recommendation and guarantee mechanism for initial members still needs to be retained. After all, they are the first beneficiaries of participating in forum exchanges, and they will naturally strictly control and supervise each other.

Harvey doesn't want to allow the forum to be flooded with high-level spellcasters with unfriendly attitudes after the membership rights are opened up. Most of these people are organized.

If one day a group of mad-dog church priests were accidentally allowed in and suddenly shouted "Glory be to you" during an exchange meeting, the scene would be very embarrassing.

However, the backgrounds of forum members are relatively complex, and the criteria and selection for inviting and recommending new members are relatively subjective. Most of them are biased and prefer to recruit spellcasters who have a good relationship with them in real life. This has also led to the proliferation of small and medium-sized groups and factions in the forum, which are closely united.

"It seems that we need to establish a unified set of standards for joining the forum..." Harvey couldn't help but curl up the corners of his mouth, thinking of the registration account questionnaires launched by some social platforms he often visited in his previous life.

This is a very practical and fair way to screen members.

The first criterion to be determined is that only high-level spellcasters are eligible to join the association. Those at the intermediate level and below can only be regarded as seedlings. Harvey feels that there is nothing to gain from them, and their knowledge reserves in many aspects are even worse than his own.

Secondly, Harvey immediately thought of the accident when he was attacked by witch hunters, as well as the evil act of witch hunters slaughtering wizard apprentices that had aroused the hatred of all members of the forum. He had to emphasize one point - "Churches and dogs are not allowed to join the association."

Finally, I can also add a little personal opinion. Humph, don’t some orthodox spellcasters look down on necromancers?
Then here's a test question - "What's your attitude towards the Necromancer faction of spellcasters..."

(End of this chapter)