Chapter 183 (1/2)
Chapter 183
Chapter 183: Measuring Magic
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ARTHUR LEYWIN
Measuring and recording soic the hell out of people,’ was a rather un-intuitive way of describing an unfaes—and two teens
However, once E the functions of the disks all over the rooes, as well as the leather ar up on everyone’s faces
“So the things attached all over the room serve as detectors of some kind to record hoerful a spell is?” Ca his head
Eue term, but yes The disks were rather tricky to h to receive the ih to accurately trans panel That’s just one of its h; the other, I’ll explain in a bit”
“What were those glowing lines connecting the disks earlier?” Hester asked
“Good question!” E to be the size of just one sensor so I needed each disk placed relatively close to one another with sensors in between so that even when a spell is several yards in diae the impact or force of the spell I made a new term for thistrails of ht up once powered sufficiently—in this case, by Princess Kathyln and the four elders—serves as sensors that connect each disk to one another so I can e the fpu of a spell as soon as it’s released into the field of disks”
I could see lazed over from confusion by Emily’s excited explanation, so I was tempted to remain quiet and let her run out of words to say, but I was curious about so as well “So the disks act as sensors after basically being struck with a spell What if I hypothetically fired a blast of wind at Elder Buhnd and he blocked it? The spell would never reach any of the disks, so would that spell not be measured?”
Eht on to one of the shortcoes the saets to be hit, then the i on the force of the spell But in cases where live sparring takes place, more than half of the spells would be either unreadable or inaccurate at best due to being partially or fullyside I said earlier on that recording through direct contact was just one of the main aspects of the disks The other is also the reason why I needed to cover the whole room Each of the disks not only sends visible trails of mana to the disks around theht at the force of a spell as soon as it’s formed”
“Is that why I had to help you put all those disks so deep beneath the ground?” Buhnd asked, scratching his head
“Exactly, and so the disks aren’t in the way even when using earththe disks underground was easy It is through the sensors in the ground, all over the walls, and on the ceiling that manipulated mana can be measured even without the need for any of the disks to actually be physically hit with a spell”
“Okay, so basically having this room completely surrounded in these disks creates a room where mana can be measured,” I simplified
Emily pursed her lips “Well… yeah, if you want to just suuess so”
I let out a laugh “Believe ical es develop much faster in the future, but I don’t think any of the people here have plans on being artificers”
“True,” E
“So you explained what the disks and the panel does, but what about this ar me wear?” I asked
“Ah, I made that ar her gaze to Alanis
My training attendant nodded before speaking “Miss Wykes noted the possibility that this ‘environht have an effect on my personal ability, so she created that suit so that I can ”
“That’s a rather vague explanation If I didn’t know any better, it see to keep your ability a surprise, just like Emily with her invention,” I teased my robotic assistant
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She was, however, less than amused Her expression remained deadpan “General Arthur, you asked for specifics of Miss Wykes’ suit, not my ability If you are curious about my ability, please tell me so”
“Will do,” I replied, taken aback My training assistant, unlike E and everything pertaining to a certain subject “So, Alanis, what does your ability do?”
The stoic-faced elf nodded, satisfied bya physical connection with an individual, I aic to accurately observe the mana flow of said individual ”
I heard a snicker fro Ca, “Hehe, physical connection indeed”
I held back a groan while Canored the lecherous dwarf
“So does that ic?” I asked, curious
While it was coher forravity, and lightning respectively—with ic specifically a dwarven specialty—little was known about what nature ed that only elves were able to utilize nature ic researchers believe it was a sort of deviant specialty of wind and water, just like how ma was a specialized coic was plant manipulation, like what Tess was able to do, but I’d never heard of reading ic
“Whether ic or a specialized peripheral use of it, I am uncertain,” she answered “However, Co accurate feedback on yourlike I had for a few of the other lances”
“You helped out the other lances too?” I asked I wasn’t as much surprised by the fact that the others had been helped by her but more so that Virion hadn’t told me about Alanis until now
“Yes,” she disclosed
“How intriguing,” Hester chiic show about General Arthur?”
Alanis took out a sh several pages before reading aloud, “General Arthur’s rate of mana flow upon hly point-four-six seconds for body aughly a forty percent increase in time for wind-attribute spells and fifty-five percent increase for earth-attribute spells co-attribute spells Fire and water s could be made”
“Point-four-six seconds is awfully specific Hoere you able to accurately measure the time?” Camus asked, his interest piqued as well
Alanis took out a small cube-shaped device froenerously provideddevice”
She pressed a s before she quickly pressed it again She showed us the top of the cube, and it showed the tiht I’d see such a useless tool,” Buhnd grumbled, obviously uninterested in the analysis of these numbers
“Nonsense That device can measure how fast you can run from one end of the roos,” Hester jeered, a srin on her face
Buhnd let a loud snort “Why do such a plebian thing like running when I can have the earth underneath an bickering once again,me wonder what their relationshi+p was It wasn’t just their bickering, though; back ere sparring, all three of the elders had had an uncanny degree of coordination, like they had fought together before
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I made a mental note to ask either Kathyln or Virion later
Turning my attention back to the two elves, it see Camus’ question, which I’d htfully “I wouldn’t want to hassle Miss Wykes too much about this so I’ll procure some materials myself”
“It’s really no proble on i a fewI have theon?” I whispered, leaning toward Kathyln