I made science magic

Stars...fall? Aurora found it a little hard to understand.

Harov did not keep anyone in suspense and described in detail the scene he saw after entering the magic realm, especially the magnificent scene of the star expanding, collapsing and finally exploding.

"The high temperature generated by the destruction of a star can melt all matter, and the flashing light can even light up the entire galaxy. The magic we possess is simply not worth mentioning under such power. The [Society of Secret Magic] calls this strange phenomenon a supernova explosion!" Harof said with emotion.

The name is very beautiful, but the meaning of this phenomenon is chilling.

Harrov paused and then continued speaking.

"Remember thirty years ago, we observed a star suddenly light up, lasted for a whole month, and then suddenly disappeared. Now that I think about it, that must be the end of a star!"

Aurora listened to Harof's description, trying to recreate the magnificent scene in her mind.

Since stars will also die one day, what about the sun above their heads? Will it also fall one day?

Could it be that the theories preached by those wizards of doomsday sects are true, and the world is gradually heading towards destruction?

"The wizards of the [Arcane Society] must have developed even more powerful farsighted magic." Harof said firmly. Only this could explain why they had such a profound understanding of the stars in the universe.

Only by witnessing it with your own eyes can you perfectly replicate the scene of a supernova explosion.

Aurora nodded. As a fellow legendary wizard, she didn’t think that the other party’s research progress could be so much faster than hers. The only explanation was that the other party could see more clearly and farther!

"In addition, I found that the legendary wizards of the [Arcane Society] were in a somewhat strange state." Harof hesitated for a long time and said hesitantly.

Aurora was slightly startled, then frowned and asked, "What's strange?"

"They give me the feeling of..." Harov weighed his words carefully. "Like facing a star!"

"Are you mistaken?" Aurora said with a strange look on her face. How could humans be the same as stars?

"No, I'm sure I'm not wrong!" Harrov stood up and paced around the room. After thinking for a moment, an idea suddenly came to his mind.

Harov paused and spoke in an uncertain tone, "Do you think it is possible that their way of promotion is different from ours?"

There was no doubt that these legendary wizards of the [Arcane Society] were more knowledgeable and more powerful than him.

Now that the other party has extremely obvious characteristics that are different from theirs, it is somewhat intriguing.

Harof, who had witnessed the explosion of a star with his own eyes, understood how terrifying that power was, so an idea gradually emerged in his mind: could there be something wrong with the way he was promoted?

Aurora obviously understood what Harov wanted to say, and immediately stood up from her seat, with magic power surging around her, and said in astonishment, "This is impossible! Someone has already walked this path, right?"

"If she is really so right, do you think we can still stand here?" Harrov said mockingly.

There are essential differences from a wizard apprentice to a formal wizard, and from a formal wizard to a great wizard, but there are no such differences between legendary wizards and great wizards!

The only difference is that the magic they release is more powerful and has more magic power. Even if a legendary wizard can beat a great wizard of a lower level in a battle, it cannot change the fact that there is no essential difference between the magic released by the two, or they have not found the key yet!

Thinking of this, Harof couldn't help but shook his head. Rather than saying that they were legendary wizards, it would be better to say that they were just great wizards who broke through a certain limit.

Chapter 151 How can humans become like stars?

Compared to Harof, who was fooled in the field of magic and was very devoted to the [Arcane Society], Aurora seemed half-believing and half-doubting.

"Since you think we are wrong, then what do you think is the real way to get promoted? Is it to become like the sun?" Aurora retorted coldly.

Harov was speechless for a moment, and this was what confused him the most.

According to the deduction of the route to promotion to formal wizard and great wizard, there are usually only three ways to gain more powerful power.

The first is to control new elements, and the second is to explore the field of microscopic elements...

But the problem is that they can no longer find newer elements, and even if they do, they cannot raise their strength to a whole new level.

The exploration of the field of microscopic elements has almost come to a standstill due to an accident more than ten years ago.

According to those elemental wizards, they encountered the so-called [elemental ghost].

This term was first coined by the legendary wizard Artok, who developed the Great Disintegration.

It was after an in-depth analysis of the elemental ghost phenomenon that the most powerful elemental wizard in the Wizarding Land suddenly went mad, and the research manuscripts he left behind were full of crazy talk.

Harof looked through some of the remaining manuscripts. The legendary wizard believed that the microscopic elemental world was chaotic and disordered, and all the laws of magic were ineffective here. The state of the elements would become extremely strange and the speed would be extremely fast, making it impossible to use magic to manipulate them freely.

In fact, Artok couldn't even be sure whether these elements really existed or what state they were in. At the end of the manuscript, there was a creepy sentence.

[It's actually hiding from me. It actually knows that I'm observing it... They are ghosts, elemental ghosts! ]

From then on, rumors spread in the wizarding land that there existed a monster called elemental ghost in the microscopic realm that could attack the soul and break through the mental defenses of legendary wizards. As a result, research on microscopic elements had to be stopped.

[Altok Elemental Precision] is even hailed as the limit that a wizard can achieve!

If you go further down, you may encounter attacks from elemental ghosts, and even a legendary wizard cannot be immune.

With both paths blocked, they were left with only one option – to find a way to increase their own computing power!

Today, the legendary wizards of the [Society of Mysticism] have allowed Harof to see another possibility.

Aurora was a little annoyed by Harrouf's hesitation. "Since you think their promotion method is different from ours, why don't you just ask?"

Harof looked at Aurora speechlessly. These were just his guesses and he couldn't be 100% sure. Besides, wouldn't he be exposing his true identity by asking so directly?

Although he admitted that the other party was far superior to him in the study of the universe and stars, from the perspective of the Wizarding Land, Harof still hoped that the two sides would exchange academic issues on an equal footing, rather than one side listening to the guidance of the other.

More importantly, obtaining this valuable knowledge is not without cost. Harov is well aware that if he appears too weak in academic exchanges and fails to demonstrate sufficient value, he may be excluded from the next gathering.

After all, no academic organization would like a member who always gets things for free but cannot provide any value.

Now it is still a long way to the next gathering of legendary wizards. It may have to wait until the next supernova explosion. After thinking it over again and again, Harof felt that perhaps he could start with Lin En and find out the details of those legendary wizards.

……

At the same time, in the magic realm.

Lin En was relieved to see Harof leave. It is not easy to fool a legendary wizard. Once exposed, the consequences will be disastrous.

Fortunately, although there were some minor accidents along the way, the overall situation was the same as he had expected. After pulling the legendary wizard Harof into the [Mystic Society], he was completely safe in the wizard's land.

With the other party's endorsement, no one will doubt whether the background board you erected really exists.

"By the way, 071, why do you want to build a small nuclear fusion reactor in everyone's projection?" Lin En asked in his mind in confusion.

He had noticed this a long time ago, but he was busy dealing with Harov and had no time to take care of it.

[According to the requirements of the agreement goal, adding high-energy reactions to each unit and creating four nuclear reactors can effectively save computing power. ]

Good guy, that’s it.

The corner of Lin En's mouth twitched. His original intention was to add a little special effects to the projections of Einstein and others, preferably to imitate the almost tangible sense of oppression emanating from the legendary wizard.

As a result, the intelligent computer actually created a nuclear reactor in these people's projections... This is indeed powerful enough!

Lin En shook his head helplessly. He could only hope that the other party didn't notice anything.

Then, Lynn turned and looked at the white dove beside him.

At this moment, the girl was huddled on the ground and trembling. The aura emanating from the soul projection of the legendary wizard was so terrifying. When the supernova exploded, she felt that her spirit seemed to be dissipating.

However, to Lin En, it looked like a middle-aged Madame Curie crouching with her head in her hands. This looked awkward no matter how he looked at it, so he quickly asked the intelligent computer to cancel these projections.

“You did a great job this time, Bai Ge. It would be better if you could be braver and speak more fluently…” Lin En walked up to the girl, patted her head, and said comforting words.

Bai Ge raised his head without saying a word. He just looked at Lin En with a resentful face and a pitiful look.

Lin En stretched out her hand, and a storybook two fingers thick appeared in her palm and waved in front of the girl's eyes.

The expression on Bai Ge's face changed immediately. His eyes kept moving around following the shaking of the book, and his pupils were full of desire.

“This is the first volume of Grimm’s Fairy Tales that I promised you. Here you go.” Lynn had no intention of teasing the other person and casually handed the storybook over.

The girl took it with great joy and couldn't wait to flip through it. This book of Grimm's Fairy Tales was the most interesting storybook she had ever read.

The prince who turned into a frog, the kind-hearted Snow White who was abused by her stepmother, Cinderella who attended the prince's ball but lost one of her crystal shoes... In this dark world with nothing but stars, storybooks can be said to be the source of her happiness!

But the black-hearted Lin En actually deleted the second half of all the stories. Unless you agree to help him act out a play, you can only read the second half of the story...

Chapter 152: Measuring the circumference of the planet!

A few days passed in a flash, and with the unremitting publicity of the Magic Daily, the news of the pendulum experiment at the seminar and Lin En's plan to calculate the circumference of the planet under his feet in mid-July quickly spread throughout the entire wizarding land.

This explosive news shocked countless civilians and wizards. No one had ever thought that they could measure the continent and ocean on which they lived.

After all, the ocean is so vast. Before this, many people believed that this world had no end!

But Lin En was doing something that everyone thought was impossible, and he proposed a logically feasible method, and even proved his planetary theory with experiments!

So in a very short time, Lin En, the Secret Society and his method of measuring the circumference of a planet immediately became the hottest topics in the land of wizards. Even the farmers who tilled the land would mention it when they gathered together to chat, in order to show off their extensive knowledge.

However, the Flat Earth Theory has been rooted in the wizarding land for too long. That simple, straightforward, and self-centered theory still has many supporters. These people firmly believe that the continent beneath their feet cannot be round. This is all a magic trick by the wizard from beyond the mist!

But whether they agreed or disagreed, they all rushed towards Greenrill, ready to witness this historic moment!

Kevin and Orlando, who had received Philip's invitation early on, also arrived in Greenriel by carriage, accompanied by Darren and other halflings.

"Look, that pendulum!" Darren saw the huge, swinging iron ball in the center of the city as soon as he entered the city.

That was the pendulum pointer that the master architect Raphael reproduced one-to-one with the permission of the parliament and the authorization of Lynn. Even the sand table and the scale disc below are exactly the same.

The only change was that the extremely ambitious Raphael did not erect a wooden stick on the sand table as a pointer, because he was preparing to create a great art that would last forever!

In order to create this miracle, dozens of alchemy masters stayed up all night and spent three whole days setting up a huge alchemy formation under the sand table, extracting all the elements in the nearby space to form a vacuum field.

In this way, without the influence of air resistance, theoretically, the pendulum can continue to move like this under the combined action of gravity and the Coriolis force.

Every wizard who walked into Greenria couldn't help but sigh when they saw this iron ball that could swing back and forth and even change direction without any external force. This was simply a miracle in the history of magic!

"How long is it until noon?" Raphael looked at the sky. The scorching sun was already high above his head. He asked for the seventh time.

"There are only fifteen minutes left!" The apprentices next to him also had excited expressions on their faces and looked at the magic clock nervously.

Such a scene was played out in every corner of Greenrill, and everyone was looking forward to it. Those wizards who had no money to buy the magic clock all stared at the sundial, anxiously waiting for the final moment to come.

At the same time, an airship was speeding across the vast ocean.

As early as 11:45 noon the day before yesterday, the airship had already set off from Greenridge and began its voyage under the attention of countless people. Up to now, it has been sailing on the sea for two days, which is a full 720 kilometers!

Lin En couldn't help but sigh that this sea area was so unimaginably vast. He only saw scattered uninhabited islands along the way.

In order to increase the rigor of the experiment and to provide a beacon to guide the airship when it returns, Harof also used magic to erect a stone pillar on an island midway, and left a wizard to record the data, while the rest of the people continued to cross the sea by airship.