Kujira had been quite popular recently.
Roland was his student, and many people had seen and heard his inspirations and teachings on Roland's matter transformation.
It could be said that Kujira did have a lot of credit for Roland being able to create the sugar-making spell so quickly.
As a mentor, Kujira was naturally very happy. Teaching and educating was all about seeing one's students grow.
But when faced with the compliments of his colleagues, he was still very calm, saying that it was all Mr. Roland's own talent and had nothing to do with him, and brushing off the matter.
After all, he was already decades old, and he had to be shrewd.
When people were happy, they ate more.
You can taste the taste of yogurt with some salted beans and fine fruit wine.
He was happily drinking at home when he suddenly heard the maid say that a Mage who called himself Roland had come to visit.
He immediately asked the maid to bring him in, and he tidied up his clothes a little, then went to the study.
When Roland saw Kujira, his face was still a little tipsy.
Most Mages didn't drink, but it was normal for someone like Kujira, who had almost reached the end of the path of magic and focused on teaching students, to drink from time to time.
"Have a seat." Kujira pointed to the chair opposite him and smiled gently. "Mr. Roland, why have you come to see me?"
"I have something I don't understand and would like to ask my mentor."
"As long as I understand it, I will answer it for you."
Kujira was very satisfied. He liked this kind of hard-working and self-controlled student. If it were any other student who wasn't so steady and self-controlled, after creating such a powerful spell and the world knew about it, they would most likely be proud and happily attend one social dinner after another, wasting their time and talent.
"Mentor, you said before that Rope Magic is a false space, a space within a space, but after testing it, I found that this space isn't in our main plane," Roland voiced his doubts and finally asked. Roland voiced his doubts and finally asked, "Why do you think it's a false space?"
"Because it will disappear," Kujira explained. Kujira explained, "Space should be stable and should exist forever, never increasing or decreasing. That's what Master of Space Jackalot said. As for what you said, it's not in the space of the main plane, that's because it itself is a magic effect! An untouchable magic effect. "
Space must be stable?
Who said that space must be stable?
According to this theory, the universe should not have expanded, and it should not have been formed by some singularity explosion.
Or did the space in this world have to be stable?
No … at least the space created by Rope Magic was unstable.
That is, if this thing is real space.
He had a vague feeling that the spatial master, Jack Charlotte, was not correct.
However, he was not a rash person. Even if he had doubts in his heart, he would not say it out loud.
After all, he was just a talented young Mage. What others said was nothing. Publicly doubting a publicly acknowledged Master of Space?
For the time being, he didn't have the qualifications or the prestige.
So putting this question aside for now, Roland continued to ask, "Mentor, then how should I discover or collide with the space of Rope Magic?"
"There's no way to get in or touch the space it creates, other than climbing up the rope." Kujira threw up his hands helplessly. "That's why Rope Magic is so powerful. That's why it's a pretty powerful life-saving method. Before Mystra's Mystra's Mansion came out, it was the strongest escape space. After all, the space created by Mystra's Mystra's Mansion is a real space that won't disappear, exists forever, and can even store things. How great! "
So that's how it is. Was the Rope Magic space that would disappear because of the appearance of Mystra's Mansion's permanent space determined to be a false space?
Roland then asked some other questions about magic and received answers one by one.
Some of them were similar to Roland's ideas, but more of them were completely different.
More than an hour later, Roland solemnly thanked Kujira and left.
Coming out of the mentors' area, Roland walked slowly along the street while thinking about the problem.
He was now a little disappointed. He felt that although Kujira had a lot of his own insights in magic, he was more scripted.
So for the next few days, he also went to listen to other mentors' lectures and eventually found that the content of their lectures was similar.
They actively discussed many magic phenomena that had not been determined, but they wouldn't think much about magic phenomena that had been determined by the sages.
So Roland was a little disappointed.
Although the atmosphere of communication in the Transmutation Magic Tower was strong, it was still bound by the unspoken rules of the world.
There were many things that they didn't dare to think too much about.
But Roland also understood that this was very normal.
Out of respect for the sages, many of the so-called "truths" could not be changed, not a single word.
Such a phenomenon was also common in the ancient times of the Celestial Empire.
It was understandable.
It was just that in order to have open academic communication, one had to dare to question the sages and open one's mind first.
Roland didn't go to class again. He began to study Rope Magic in his dorm. If his idea was correct, Rope Magic should be very strong.
He used the spell again and again, recording the nodal fluctuations of the spell and analyzing the data.
He even checked to see if the spell would have a node magic circle like Matter Transformation.
Sure enough, on the 732th experiment, he did find a relatively special piece of nodes.
On a closer look, he found that it was a spatial magic array.
As expected of Mordenkainen's work, there was something hidden in it.
He tried to analyze the magic array and found that it wasn't as difficult to understand as the causal magic array of Matter Transformation.
It simply created a rope with a certain relative coordinate!
Huh?
What about space?
He didn't find the nodal array to create space.
Could there be other magic arrays hidden in these nodes?
Roland found it incredible. He broke the spell model into a dozen or so structural drawings and conducted a lot of experiments, but still didn't find the spatial nodal array.
Strange!
Roland found it incredible and went to Kujira with his decomposed node model.
After hearing Roland's doubts, Kujira looked at the dozen or so drawings on his desk with detailed nodal arrays, and finally said, "Sorry, Mr. Roland, I can't help you with this. In fact, someone once asked you the same question, but he gave up in the end. "
"Why?"
"Because magic itself is a miracle." Kujira's eyes were somewhat fanatical. "The more advanced the spell, the more inexplicable it is. You can't solve all the problems because you can't understand the miracle itself."
Isn't that because you don't have enough knowledge?
What does it have to do with miracles?
Roland frowned. "Then what's the point of our communication in the Magic Tower? Isn't it to understand these mysteries? "
"To communicate the knowledge that allows us to understand and use." Kujira gently patted Roland on the shoulder. "Child, as an old man, let me give you a piece of advice. You don't have to pursue things like the mysteries of magic too much. You'll know what you can know, and you can't force what you can't understand. "
Roland looked into Kujira's eyes.
The old man's expression was normal, but there was some helplessness in his eyes.
After a dozen seconds, Roland smiled. "Okay, mentor, I understand."
Roland returned to his dormitory and began to pack his things.
He didn't need to stay in the Transmutation Magic Tower anymore.
Although the atmosphere of their communication was strong, due to their horizons and certain special rules, their academic ability wasn't actually very high.
But it was still better than other Magic Towers.
It was just that it couldn't satisfy Roland's increasingly refined magic theories and self-magic path anymore.
Putting the odds and ends in his Backpack, Roland checked out of the dormitory and teleported to the capital of Fareins.
After giving some instructions to Andonara, he teleported back to Delpon and found Vivian.
At this point, Vivian already had the temperament of a leader.
She was a little beauty to begin with, and she was a Mage herself. Although her looks weren't as outstanding as Andonara's, she already had a dignified and elegant air.
She looked quite intellectual and had the kind of half-red and half-green apple, both immature and a bit flirtatious and mature.
Very attractive.
After cuddling with her for a long time, Roland hugged her under the covers and said, "Next, my focus will turn to Wetland City. As you know, I have a large piece of land there, and it's also suitable for establishing a magic academic organization."
"Can our students and apprentices go there in the future?" Vivian's eyes lit up.
"Of course." Roland smiled and said, "So for the next few years, I may have to trouble you to continue to help me look after the Magic Tower here."
"That's fine." Vivian nodded, then she leaned against Roland's chest and said quietly, "But you have to come back a few more times. Women also need men to comfort them from time to time."
"No problem." Roland turned over and pressed on top of her again.
About two hours later, Vivian was about to leave the manor, and Roland made a post on the forum.
"I plan to establish a magic academic exchange association in Wetland City."
"I have land, money, and technology, but I'm short of friends who can communicate with me and are willing to share my unique technology. Any Mage can have a name in the association, be it a player or a Mage in the game world. I only have an idea to establish the association, but I need more friends to consider how the association should operate and how it should be maintained. Also, I need the help of friends who are good at personnel management and logistics management. Of course, it's not free. I'll pay them, and the specific salary will be negotiated in person. "
The thought occurred to Roland the moment he left the Transmutation Magic Tower.
In terms of open-mindedness and creativity, the Players were probably the best at it.
Apart from the Transmutation Magic Tower, the other Magic Towers focused more on the accumulation of magic power and the study of spell models, but they didn't study the essence of magic much.
They didn't even attach much importance to the optimization and self-adaptation of spells.
Instead of that, he might as well unite the players.
The Mages who were full of tricks could probably give him a lot of inspiration on magic.
After the post appeared, it immediately became a hot topic.
The first person to reply added some heat and legitimacy to the post.
O 'Neal: "Roland, save a position for me as a deputy chairman."
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