Emin nodded, and placed the butterfly bottle next to the microscope.
"Making totems is actually using silver to simulate living creatures. How do you simulate it? First, you have to understand the biological structure of this creature, then you can successfully simulate it. "
He reached out his index finger, and slowly drew in the air.
His fingertip drew streaks of silver light in the air, forming lines of silver.
The lines were slowly fading away, but before they completely faded away, all the silver-white lines Emin had drawn had completely combined into a small '6' symbol. All the six-shaped symbols quickly and freely combined, forming an irregular pattern that looked like a coat of arms. It was like an oval-shaped insect egg wrapped in a big circle.
"This pattern represents analysis. It is specially used to analyze the internal structure of living creatures. It can trigger your brain's analytical ability, and achieve the goal of quickly analyzing living creatures. We call it Analysis Tactics. This is one of the three basic tactics of Luminarists. I will pass it to you later. "
Emin pointed at the pattern in the air, and a ripple spread out, the pattern instantly shot into the neon butterfly in the bottle.
Very quickly, lines of silver lines appeared on the neon butterfly's body.
Emin explained, "Generally speaking, analyzing a living creature requires enough knowledge, experience, and accumulation. If the accumulation is insufficient, the Analysis Tactics will not yield much results. After all, this is only a quick analysis. It is only suitable for Luminarists who are more familiar with these creatures. "
Garon nodded, and focused on the butterfly in the bottle.
"Now I am analyzing the neon butterfly's body system, what systems are its life based on. This neon butterfly … Hmm … Survival system, this is its most basic instinct. Flight system, and defense system. Three parts. A total of three parts. And none of them are difficult. "
Emin flicked his finger, and the silver lines on the neon butterfly's body instantly faded.
"Next, I will simulate the basic units of each of the three systems. At this time, I need to thoroughly study the living creature's cells, and understand the principles before I can proceed. Because I have analyzed butterflies before, I skipped this step. "
Emin walked to the long table in the unit factory, and bent down to pull out a big black box from below. He opened the lid, and there was a whole silver brick inside. It was square, and looked unusually clean.
Emin picked up a silver brick, and with his other hand, he began to draw in the air again. Soon, another diagram was drawn.
This time, it was an extremely complicated graph. It looked like rows of mathematical formulas, but it also looked like an article in an unknown language.
While Emin was writing the diagram, the silver brick in his other hand began to melt slowly, turning into a mercury-like liquid that floated above his palm. They fused into a silver ball.
"This is the second basic tactic: Manufacture. I'm now building three different units of the system together, so it's a little complicated. These diagrams were actually used to stimulate the silver and replicate it according to the principles and images in my brain, so we also called this technique: Replication. Anyway, it's up to you what you want to call me. "
Garon stared intently at his teacher's actions. He nodded his head and didn't say anything, afraid that he would miss out on the slightest action.
The silver ball in Emin's hand quickly disintegrated, revealing three smaller balls inside.
The three small spheres formed a triangle and spun rapidly as if they were a whole.
Emin pointed at the three small silver balls and said, "These three things are the basic units of the three systems that I've created. Don't look at them from the outside, the internal structure is actually very complicated and completely different. What I need to do now is to send these units to the unit factory and replicate them in large quantities. Then, I'll assemble them to form the three simulated systems. Assembling them requires the third basic tactic: Integration. "
Garon nodded slowly.
"There are three steps in total: Analysis, Manufacture, Integration. You'll use these three tactics to control and guide them, right? Teacher. "
"That's indeed the case. The whole thing looks very simple. What you need to do is to use silver to replicate the creature. These three tactics are the basics of the basics. All totems are created from them. No matter how complicated a totem is, it has to go through these three steps. "Emin put down the silver ball in his hand. "Of course, after all this is done, there's still one last step."
"There's still one last step?"
"Of course." Emin smiled, "After the three steps are completed, the integrated silver totem will only be a model made from silver. However, the creature itself uses food as its energy source to support its own activities. And totems? If they want to move, they naturally need energy. This is the last step we need to take. "
"What's that?" Garon asked.
Emin threw a unit into the unit factory and began to replicate it. He answered as he did so.
"The final step is to inject energy. We also call it Activation."
"Activation?"
"Yes, this is the foundation of all Luminarists. Activation was also called Ignition in ancient times. Igniting the Argent Lamp, that's how we Luminarists got our name. "Emin explained.
"Then how do we ignite it?" Garon asked.
"That is, using our basic talent." Emin pointed at his head. "Here, anyone who can become a Luminarist must have a special kind of talent. Our power is formless and intangible, and cannot affect anything other than silver. However, it has the miraculous effect of activating silver. "
"No wonder Luminarists choose silver as their material …" Garon suddenly understood.
"Activation is actually very simple. It's just that depending on your talent, the strength of the totem you ignite will be different." Emin smiled.
"Then how's my talent?" Garon asked with slight anticipation.
"Unfortunately, your talent is very ordinary … Back then at your house, I secretly checked you." Emin shrugged and said honestly. "In other words, when you ignite your totem, it won't give the totem any additional effects."
Garon had expected this. Vanderman's talent was very ordinary, and it would be difficult for his son to have a talent level talent.
"Those genius level Luminarists, are their totems very strong?"
"I've seen a top genius Luminarist's totem. It was a support owl. This genius' talent ability was to give the totem three times the strength of the body. " Emin recalled, "That owl was only half the height of a human, but its strength was terrifying. It actually faced off against a lion totem, and finally defeated the lion totem. It tore the lion to pieces. "
"An owl defeating a lion …?" Garon could also imagine this strange scene, and sighed in his heart.
"Alright, let's not talk about this. Genius level is still far from you. But your advantage is in the area of precision blueprints. Powerful precision blueprint skills are enough to make the stability of the totems you create very outstanding. Master-level precision blueprints are also very useful for difficult totems, and for repairing totems. If this skill of yours is successful, you can accept the work of some genius Luminarists with good talent, and help them create unactivated totems, and reap the benefits. Of course, the prerequisite is that you have to be able to analyze the theory thoroughly. "Emin comforted him.
"You can do that?" Garon's eyes brightened, and nodded seriously.
"Let's start by explaining the theory of analysis tactics …" Emin didn't delay at all, and immediately started explaining the details to Garon.
The two master and disciple gathered in the lab for an entire day. Other than eating, drinking, and going to the toilet, they basically stayed in the lab and didn't come out.
With Emin's careful teaching, Garon gradually understood some of the common knowledge and secrets of Luminarists.
Luminarists usually didn't write any books, and taught by example to prevent their knowledge and inheritance from being leaked. Every Luminarist could be said to be a biochemist. Their talents and talents were the tools of their research.
In four days, as the neon butterfly totem slowly took shape, Garon witnessed every step of the totem's completion. From analysis to integration, the entire process was divided into many small steps, and was unusually precise and detailed. Especially the final integration, under the guidance of his master, he used his master-level precision blueprints to combine the tissues step by step, and then the tissues were combined into organs and systems. Finally, the butterfly totem was completely assembled.
Finally, it was the final moment of activation.
*****
Garon stood quietly in front of a small table in the lab, looking at the silver neon butterfly totem on it.
The totem was lifeless, without any signs of life. It looked like an exquisite silver model, beautiful and magnificent.
Garon looked at Emin on his right, and the latter nodded slightly at him.
"I'm starting."
Garon reached out his index finger, and gently pressed on the surface of the neon butterfly.
"Kandas Vipera (Ten Thousand Things Traction) … Sylvanas (Silver above, the end is new life)"
As he chanted softly, a faint silver circle of light slowly rose from behind him.
"Shiludapes (Where I am) … Lunse (Life)."
As Garon's voice fell, the room was silent.
The two of them looked at the silver totem quietly, a trace of disappointment flashing in their eyes.
Did he fail?
The same thought appeared in their minds.
Garon also understood that if he couldn't activate it the first time, it meant that his talent wasn't even normal, and was at the lowest level.
"It's okay, if it doesn't work this time, there's always next time." Emin comforted him. "It's just master-level precision blueprints, and it's enough to guarantee that you won't be bad in the future."
"That's all I can do." Garon nodded, a little helpless. The silver halo behind him slowly dissipated.
"Let's go eat first."
The two of them walked out of the lab one after the other.
Garon looked at the butterfly totem on the table one last time, and sighed slightly. He turned around and closed the door.
Pak!
Suddenly, a soft sound came from behind him.
Garon's body shook.
In an instant, the silver light on his back shone brightly. Countless glaring silver lights shot out from the room, illuminating his back in a silver-white color.
Just behind him, the silver butterfly on the table slowly flapped its wings, struggled a few times, and pounced out of the table, slowly flying.
The silver light on the butterfly gradually faded, and turned into a dark blue, as if it was alive. The neon butterfly fluttered lightly, slowly flying over, and landed on Garon's shoulder.
Garon turned his face to look at the butterfly, a trace of excitement and joy in his heart. He extended his index finger, and the butterfly immediately flew up and landed on his finger.
"Success …"
"Congratulations." Emin stood at the stairs and turned to look over, his face also filled with joy and relief.
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