Fanatics of the Magic Academy

Chapter 117 Nutrient Solution

This nutrient solution does not possess any extraordinary properties. It is simply a nutrient solution extracted from ordinary food. Based solely on the digestive efficiency of the human digestive system, this nutrient solution is substandard and extremely difficult to digest.

However, the ancient dragon current within Rose's body can be easily digested and transformed.

According to Rose's tests, this nutrient solution can sustain Rose's dream learning for 31 hours, and this is under a 4.1x time acceleration.

With the help of this new nutrient solution, Rose's optimal acceleration time has reached 4.1 times the speedup.

It's not just a 3.4x time acceleration as before; the learning efficiency has increased by nearly one-third.

Two weeks later, the second nutrient solution was launched.

If the design concept of the first game was to enhance the "deep ancient dragon meditation" and prolong the duration of dream learning through high-density nutrition, then the concept of the second game is completely different. It uses "shallow ancient dragon meditation" to accelerate the recovery of focus, similar to a mechanism for rapid mana regeneration.

This nutrient solution hardly cares about whether the nutritional structure is balanced or how much total energy it contains. All the design points are focused on the ultimate absorption speed, and the focus is on the affinity for the Gu Long current.

After taking it, Rose can restore his focus from empty to full within ten minutes.

Before this, it would take Rossai about six hours to replenish his focus, because his focus limit was getting higher and higher.

Of course, the cost of these two nutrient solutions is also quite high. For example, the first nutrient solution costs around 200 marks per bottle, which seems low, but it is for long-term use, and it becomes extremely expensive over time.

The second one is much more expensive, costing up to 500 marks. This one is not for daily focus recovery at all, because for daily focus recovery, you just need to use the first nutrient solution to study in the Dream Library, and your focus will be restored naturally.

This one is more like a special nutrient solution used in emergencies.

In fact, with the theoretical knowledge that Rose currently possesses, he can also design a nutrient solution with higher energy density that is more conducive to the absorption of Gu Long current.

However, the biggest bottleneck is not in theory, but in the precision of the equipment.

The two rune machines he had were, in essence, entry-level devices designed for ordinary people with a slightly higher level of rationality to operate. Their processing precision was limited, and even the most complex designs were difficult to put into practice.

Rose needs to save money to purchase more sophisticated equipment.

Perhaps we can ask Finn at the next gathering. Finn is a senior pharmacist in the industry and should have some spare equipment that he can transfer.

Besides the equipment issues, Rose also realized that he urgently needed to supplement his magical abilities.

Currently, his knowledge of magic is still limited. To create a nutrient pod, his existing knowledge is far from sufficient; he also needs a large amount of theoretical support from the magical side.

More importantly, as Rose gradually integrated into the circle of magicians, he came to understand that the core threshold for becoming a second-circle magician involved the application of magic.

Only those who can wield magic can be considered true magicians.

The legendary ascension of life level for third-circle mages is also closely related to magic.

That day, Rose came up from the basement, tidied herself up, and headed to the library to borrow some books about the application of magic and runes for second-circle mages.

Soon, Rose arrived at the library. This time, the librarian had changed; it was a man, not the young woman she had met before.

When the person first saw Rose, he thought she was just some kid causing trouble and was about to wave her away. But after Rose demonstrated her magical abilities, he became respectful and immediately perked up. He then brought over a machine for borrowing magical books for Rose to read.

Then, Rose began to quickly browse through the catalog in his mind.

He quickly found several books that he needed:

"Spell Fixed Runes", "The Fundamentals and Related Principles of Rune Engraving", "Essential for Second-Circle Mages: Fundamentals of Magic", "Basic Principles of Rune Machines", "Basic Principles of Magic Drives", etc.

Besides these, there were some books that Rose was quite interested in, such as the magicians' discussions on reason:

On the Multidimensional Structure of "Reason" as the Source of Extraordinary Power

And a rather novel theory that posits a magician's spellcasting abilities are closely related to their cognitive structure, in a book titled "The Psychology of Runes."

Of course, the knowledge covered in these books is quite basic, with the most advanced level only reaching the second level. More advanced content can only be accessed by formally entering an academic institution.

Furthermore, this does not mean that a gifted person can become a qualified second-circle mage by reading the books in this library, because mages in the Magic Federation are highly specialized. A mage is almost always involved in only one school of thought, and each school has a fixed training program and advancement path.

Libraries simply stockpile basic knowledge; they don't provide a systematic learning path.

However, this is not a big problem for Rose, because other magicians need to learn paths because the existence of knowledge barriers forces them to be confined to a school of thought.

Only a very small number of people have the energy to study other schools of thought.

But Rose is different. With the Dream Library, he can study a wide variety of schools of thought. If he doesn't have a learning path, he can just build up his knowledge through sheer breadth.

Rose plans to borrow all the books for a day and then use the Dream Library's "Collection" function to add them to the library.

However, the librarian looked troubled and told Rose that a magician could only borrow one book a day.

The library offers two borrowing options: one is to borrow a book for one day, which costs only 80 yuan.

Mark left and right.

The other option is to borrow for a week, which generally costs between 600 and 800 marks, and if you don't have a magician's certificate, you need to pay three times the deposit.

In Option 1, a magician can only borrow one book per day.

Option two, on the other hand, does not limit the number of books that can be borrowed.

It's actually quite understandable, because for some flexible magicians, they can borrow a large number of books in a single day and secretly use "copying" magic to extract the knowledge from the books at low cost.

After thinking for a while, Rose decided that since he wasn't in a hurry, he could just borrow one book at a time, one a day, taking his time. Even with the dream space, he couldn't learn a book in a single day.

After thinking for a moment, Rose borrowed a book called "The Basics and Related Principles of Rune Engraving" to lay the foundation for his future hand-crafted nutrient tanks.

Rose had long been interested in the technology of the magical world. When he was still a homeless man, he went to the supermarket to exchange the supplies he had finally managed to get by queuing up. When he saw the supermarket staff using that special rune machine to check the authenticity and value of the supplies vouchers, and even said that they could change the value of the supplies vouchers, he had already shown considerable interest in the technology of this world.

Now, survival is no longer an issue, and money is no longer a pressing concern.

This is the first time Rose has done so purely for her own development and inner curiosity, rather than to learn about the technology and knowledge of the magical side of this world in order to survive.