Wizards: Starting with Synthetic Gems

Chapter 350 Finite Element Single Component Analysis Breeding Method

Upon hearing Locke's name, Albert was certain that this was the scene of the advanced breeder's finite element single-component analysis breeding method. He immediately looked around excitedly, recording everything around him.

Although he was not a breeder, as a botanical wizard, he was naturally very interested in this very famous method of cultivating first-level magical plants used by advanced breeders.

Albert sighed, "Legend has it that the successful evolution of every first-ring magical plant is built upon the ecological evolution process that has taken place over millions of years in nature. Behind the success of every first-ring magical plant lies the failure of countless apprentice-level magical plants to evolve."

"Countless smaller evolutions and advancements converge to form the plant essence of a first-ring magical plant. Therefore, the method for a breeder to cultivate a first-ring magical plant is not as simple as that for an apprentice-level magical plant."

"Advanced breeders cultivate first-ring magical plants, which is like creating an ecological miracle. They use the wizard's personal wisdom to make up for the details of ecological evolution over thousands of years. Therefore, they must use the finite element single-component analysis cultivation method."

Locke nodded, affirming Albert's statement. "Indeed, apprentice-level magical plants can often undergo significant changes and improvements in their traits simply because a certain segment of plant factors within their plant essence undergoes a mutation."

"But the number of successful mutations of plant factors required for a first-level magical plant is enormous."

"It's systemic."

"Therefore, it is impossible to create a one-ring magic plant from scratch using only the three major cultivation methods and the magic frequency cultivation method."

"To simply improve a single-ring magical plant, one can use the three common cultivation methods and the magical resonance cultivation method."

Locke raised his right hand, and a sun rose from it—a first-ring Breeder spell model: [Magic Sun].

The banana grove inside the temperature-controlled room seemed to have been brought to life, brimming with vitality.

After becoming a first-circle wizard, one can use the Magical Co-frequency Cultivation Method more freely without relying on the Radiation Cauldron.

All the original three cultivation methods—grafting cultivation, hybridization cultivation, and cutting cultivation—have been upgraded to one-level spell models, allowing for more profound and ingenious applications.

At the same time, every part of the entire banana grove, whose vitality had been enhanced, lit up. Some were leaves, some were banana flowers, some were aerial roots, some were a particular stem, and some were the entire plant shining with a crystalline light.

These are special plant factors that I marked using the first-circle spell model [Magic Probe]. They are the plant factors corresponding to the best magical plant traits within each apprentice-level magical plant, and their locations.

The so-called finite element single analysis cultivation method simplifies the cultivation of a single-stage magical plant into the cultivation of hundreds of apprentice-level magical plants corresponding to that single-stage magical plant.

Then, the best plant factors are selected from these apprentice-level magical plants, and these plant factors are gathered together to artificially design the plant essence of a first-level magical plant.

The first-ring magical plant is divided into countless small segments, each of which is an apprentice-level magical plant. These segments are then pieced together to form a first-ring magical plant.

This is the finite element single-component analysis method.

This clever method of segmentation is used to make up for the many details that have been missing in the evolution of the natural ecosystem over millions of years.

It is a way in which wizards use their wisdom to replace the natural evolution of the ecosystem.

Albert was still stunned by the scene, so grand, and looked at Locke with a deep question in his mind. "How could Locke create so many varieties of Banana 'Big Green Leaf' subspecies in just eight months, each one stronger than the original Banana 'Big Green Leaf'?"

"Moreover, how could he, all by himself, so quickly determine which plant factor caused the benign mutation in every single Big Green Owl Banana plant and mark each of these plant factors?"

Albert looked confused. He had also witnessed Lady Morgana developing a first-ring magical plant. The development process for a single first-ring magical plant could take ten, or even twenty or thirty years.

The project is massive and requires a large workforce.

This is why a first-ring wizard needs to train so many students to work for him.

Just determining which part of the plant essence determines the change in the traits of an apprentice-level magical plant requires a first-class wizard apprentice to rack their brains and use various equipment.

Locke, all by himself, accomplished in eight months what other first-level wizards would have taken their teams at least ten to fifteen years to complete.

Albert looked at Locke with a mixture of surprise and uncertainty, ultimately only able to sigh inwardly. 'This is what a true genius is like.'

'Forget it, I don't want to think about it anymore.'

'If I could understand the thinking of a super genius, I'd be that super genius myself.' Locke's talent in breeding seems to surpass even that of the Witch Sophia, though his progress in botany doesn't seem to be as rapid as Sophia's.'

'I used to think I was a genius, but compared to Sophia the Witch and Locke, I seem so mediocre.' 'But among the other students, I'm already a top genius.'

Little did he know that those subspecies of the Great Green Owl Banana were all level 8 synthetic items created by Locke using a synthetic cube.

Indeed, without a special synthesis formula, it is difficult to synthesize a first-level magical plant using the Great Green Owl Banana.

The problem is that these large blue owl bananas were indeed enhanced in a certain direction due to synthesis, but because the direction was wrong, they were not synthesized into a first-level magical plant.

Secondly, the descriptions of these level 8 synthetic magical plants, which were synthesized using the finite element method, specify the exact location of their most superior mutant plant factors.

Thus, the two most difficult steps in the finite element cultivation method for other wizards are...

First, using the four major cultivation methods, a large number of excellent subspecies (not degenerate versions) of an apprentice-level magical plant were cultivated.

Second, identify the superior plant factors corresponding to these excellent subspecies of magical plants.

These two steps were directly solved by synthesizing the Rubik's Cube and were skipped.

Naturally, Locke's finite element method progressed at an astonishing speed and with amazing efficiency, taking only eight months, which is equivalent to more than fifteen years for a mature first-stage breeder.

Locke said to Albert, "After becoming a first-ring wizard, I realized that the four breeding methods I had learned before were only the first half, while the finite element breeding method is the second half. The combination of the five breeding methods is the complete process of cultivating a first-ring magical plant—the King of Magical Plants."

The apprentice-level content is indeed like child's play for a first-ring wizard; it's all artificially simplified.

Albert struggled to understand the meaning behind Locke's words, his thinking was extremely difficult. For a wizard apprentice, thinking like a full-fledged wizard was indeed far too challenging.

Locke said to Albert, "My breeding work is basically complete."

"Only the last step remains: to organize all the plant factors and design a magical plant. The amount of data involved is quite large, so I need a wizard apprentice to assist me."

Albert nodded. "I see. If it's just this kind of basic data work, then I am indeed capable of helping. Locke, thank you for trusting me so much."

“I think I understand why you don’t ask someone in Lord Harlan Villa’s network for help.”

"However, I am not a breeder, so there is no possibility of me leaking information."

"Don't worry, I'll keep it a secret."

Locke glanced at Albert, a slight smile playing on his lips.

The final step, designing plant essences, is the most crucial step in the entire finite element method.

If you don't find a trustworthy wizard, the consequences will be dire.

The design sequence of plant factors is related to the future use of the magical plants you have.

If it's leaked, not only will it be copied, but it might also lead to targeted designs.

Albert himself could trust his character.

More importantly, he is very close to being a first-circle wizard who can help him, and he also has a certain foundation in botany, but he is not a breeder.

I have never studied the field of breeding.

If you ask him for help, as long as you pay a little attention to confidentiality, there will be no problem with leaking information.

This was the main reason Locke sought Albert's help.

Locke looked at the vast banana grove and thought, "Soon, my first first-ring magical plant creation will be born from these five forests and sword mounds."

(End of this chapter)