"When Seno comes back next time, we'll have to call him the Grand Disciplinary Officer!"

Kavi made a joke, and Sivir suddenly laughed.

"why are you laughing?"

Kavi and Elhesen looked at Sivir in surprise. Sivir stopped laughing and said seriously, "I was wondering if the windmills in Mondstadt should also be called the Great Wind Machines."

Elhesen: ...

"What a terrible joke."

Kavi made a comment.

“That’s really interesting! Look, Mondstadt’s windmills are also called the Windmills, and Cyno is also the Windmills’ High Commander, so doesn’t that mean Cyno is the windmill!”

Seeing that Sylvie was getting into it, Kavi, imitating Elhesen, ignored her and went about his own business.

He still has orders to make, so he doesn't have time to chat with Sivir.

Sivir didn't care.

Since Cyno hasn't returned, let's just create the Eye of the Elements first.

As it happens, this thing was given to Seno as a gift for his promotion to Grand Disciplinary Officer.

perfect.

Sivir returned to her room and first asked the Doctor for the gear.

Sivir plans to use Celestial Alloy as the core of the new Eye of the Elements.

If you want to work on the Celestial Alloy, Sivir's own strength alone is not enough.

They had to rely on Rupert II's legacy.

Sivir took out all the Celestial Alloy, and the irregular metal pieces of various sizes were scattered all over the ground.

Sylvie picked and chose among the alloys and found five that were the size of a fingernail.

Although each shape has its own unique characteristics, that's all we can do.

It's impossible to sand it down now.

Although they were just tiny fragments that sprang up during the construction of the wall, they were still creations of the Star God.

Given the current situation, even if Sivir were to give up her life, it probably wouldn't smooth out a single rough edge.

It'll do for now.

Sivir extracted the imaginary energy crystal, mobilized the imaginary energy within it, and poured it into the alloy.

The alloy emitted a bright, clear yellow light!

An aura of "preservation" emanated from the alloy.

Sivir was taken aback.

There was an unexpected bonus?

Originally, I just wanted to create an elemental eye, but now it seems...

The added ingredients seem a bit too strong.

do not care!

As long as it works, that's fine!

The more intense, the better!

We'll see if we can bring out the protective power inside later and play around with the entire protective destiny path.

Using gears, Sivir guides imaginary numbers to construct a spell within the alloy that amplifies the power of the light realm.

Although the gear was only a fragment of the shattered scepter, its effect was still powerful. After the entire spell was completed, Sivir did not feel tired.

Instead, my mind suddenly became clear.

After completing the upgraded spellcasting, Sivir breathed a sigh of relief.

He tossed the alloy in his hand and tentatively guided the power of the light realm. A surge of powerful energy flowed into the alloy!

In an instant, the wind and clouds surged!

All the furniture in Sivir's room flew up!

As the blanket flew towards her, Sivir had only one thought in her mind!

not good!

The clanging and banging sound woke up Kavi and Elhesen outside.

The two exchanged a glance, walked to Sivir's door, and gently pushed it open.

a mess.

Sivir stood in the middle, clutching the alloy in her hand with an excited expression!

He heard the door being pushed open and showed the alloy to the two of them.

"Haisen, Kavi! I did it!!!"

Elhesen walked over to Sivir and held the tiny piece of alloy, no bigger than a fingernail, in his hand.

At this moment, the alloy had suppressed all its brilliance and looked completely unremarkable.

"There was a slight mishap just now, but it's nothing serious. As for this thing in your hand, I'd call it the Eye of the Elements 2.0!"

Upon hearing "Eye of the Elements," Elhesen suddenly realized what this dark, unremarkable iron block was.

Elhesen removed his Eye of God and tossed it to Kavi, then used this unremarkable alloy to channel elemental power.

A few seconds later, Al-Hysen suddenly opened his eyes, his expression one of horror, and muttered to himself.

"The channeling of elemental power was at least 30% smoother than with the Eye of God... and the total amount of elemental power channeled was also three times greater than with the Eye of God..."

Before Elhesen could finish speaking, he was interrupted by Kavi!

"How many!?!"

Kavi, who was standing nearby, exclaimed in surprise and snatched the alloy away to try it out himself.

The next second, Kavi froze on the spot.

He looked at Sivir, unable to utter a word for a long time. Seeing that Kavi remained silent, Elhesen continued to add to the story.

"Unfortunately, the amount of elemental power mobilized is too large, making it slightly difficult to control. Moreover, I feel that the total amount of elemental power could potentially increase."

The reason I say three times is because Elhesen felt a slight pain when he activated it to three times.

The Eye of the Elements 2.0 transforms the free light energy into elemental power, and then pours the immense elemental power into the body. The amount of elemental power that can be output depends entirely on one's own physical strength to withstand it.

Good physical fitness naturally leads to greater mobilization of energy.

During this process, elemental forces will also temper one's physique.

A perfect golden spin!

"This is only a semi-finished product. I will add an outer shell to it later to help mobilize elemental power, and the effect will probably be stronger."

After a long silence, Kavi looked at Sivir and suddenly uttered a soul-searching question.

"Sylvia, are you really a student of the Mysterious Theory School?"

How can there be such a big difference between people who are both members of the "Wonderful Theory" school?

Sivir paused for a moment.

Then he burst into laughter.

Chapter 28 Hey, Hello Windmill

Sivir sat in Elhesen's chair, her gaze focused, carefully examining every detail of the outer shell.

Kavi and Elhesen were cleaning up the mess in Sivir's room.

Of course, the outer shell would not be made of Tianhui alloy.

Sivir's initial idea was to use imaginary energy crystals as a shell, which would make the invocation of spells smoother.

Moreover, when encountering someone they can't defeat, they can directly unleash the imaginary energy within the crystal to unleash a burst of power.

However, the outer shell made of imaginary energy crystals is too fragile.

Not sturdy.

Instead, it was encased in an antimatter shell, while the inner Tianhui alloy was wrapped in imaginary energy crystals.

Sivir inscribed numerous spells on the crystal, which would slowly replenish its internal energy as long as it remained intact.

Although progress is quite slow.

But not to the point of crystallizing into disposable items.

After constructing the spell to control elemental forces within it, Sivir tested the Eye of the Elements.

The results were encouraging.

Sivir's heart skipped a beat as she looked at the Elemental Eye that had taken shape in her hand.

Ever since I got the gears, why do I always feel like I'm heading towards alchemy?

Seizing the opportunity, Sivir created the other four as well.

There were five in total. We had originally agreed with Kavi and Elhesen to give them one, plus one to Seno, so there were two left.

The Doctor needs to dig his own grave recently, so you don't need to give it to him; you can keep it for yourself.

The remaining one…

Lu Mingfei…

Tsk.

Sivir felt that Lu Mingfei was a bit difficult to deal with.

Sivir felt that if she didn't beat up Lu Mingfei, she would be doing Lu Mingfei a disservice, given his strength.

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