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Exploring Technology in a Wizard World

This is a story about exploring technology in a wizarding world. Probability, electromagnetic induction, nuclear physics and theory of relativity—all of this can be mastered through scientific exploration and learning. Richard had always thought so… until he transmigrates to a world similar to the Middle Ages and becomes a prince. In this world of wizard and magic, he embarks on a journey to explain magic with science. One day, a dragon takes him away. "This is not in line with aerodynamics? It does not satisfy the Kutta condition, Circulation Theory of Lift and Bernoulli's principle either? How can it fly? Is there a special power source in its body?" Richard could not help saying as he glances down at the huge dragon he was riding on. "Well, I need to research this." "By the way, you said you kidnapped me to find a playmate for your daughter. That doesn't sound like a good reason, right?" “Roar!” the dragon hollers furiously and waves its wings, soaring into the sky. Will Richard be able to continue on his journey of exploration and unravel the mystery of the wizarding world?

23rd Sun · ファンタジー
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89 Chs

Chapter 038 Magic Rune Spells

編集者: Atlas Studios

"So, kid, what exactly are you trying to say?" Gregory was a bit confused.

"What I'm trying to say is, the same burning flames can have different powers and manifestations due to various reasons. If everything is understood, then it's possible to make changes in some way to release more powerful spells, even breaking the limits of strength. By using some Zero-Circle magic in combination, one can release power comparable to First Circle or even Second Circle spells.

For example, before you brought me here, I was conducting rather interesting research. That was using wind magic to change the pressure of the air, then using 'Condensed Water Drops' spell to try liquefying the oxygen in the air at a certain temperature."

"Liquefy oxygen?"

"Yes, liquefy oxygen." Richard nodded, "Oxygen is needed by all living things, including you and me, and without oxygen, ninety-nine point nine percent of all life in this world would die, with only anaerobic bacteria remaining.