Chapter 411
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Now that I thought about it, before that night, Rorschach's understanding of his job class had been far too shallow.
Just like the Classical School (Primitive Boor School) spellcasters, mana expenditure, elemental summoning … the rest was all A.
Truly outstanding mages would be able to perfectly understand the attributes and characteristics of the elements. They would be able to create specific magic spell models. A single bit of mana would be extremely effective, and magic effects could even cause physical damage. Mages were truly all-rounded jobs that relied on their brains.
Pure mana was used to attack, but the damage output would be incredibly low. As the most efficient slaughtering machine on the battlefield, the only thing that would truly cause damage would be the elemental power that was exchanged with mana.
Sometimes, these methods of using mana would be even more valuable than the mana itself. That was because this "method of using mana to exchange elemental power" was "magic (magic)."
Yes, although magic sounded mystical, it was actually just the application of mana. It was the accumulation of previous generations' knowledge.
Rorschach didn't have any inheritance, so he didn't have any magic spells to learn. He could only explore his own path step by step.
But from a different perspective, he didn't need to be restricted by his predecessors' thoughts. Every step he took was his own path. Perhaps he would take the wrong path and waste time, but it was also possible for him to become rich overnight.
Fortunately, both Earth and Aishi had large amounts of "steel" products. It was still possible for him to use Earth's scientific knowledge and Aishi's magical engineering technology in a simple and crude manner.
But such a method … was still far too simple and crude. It was simply creating steel products without the need for a factory. The result was that it would consume an incredibly high amount of mana. It would be impossible for Rorschach to have much combat strength by himself.
Although Rorschach's peak combat strength was indeed incredible, rather than saying that he was a powerful mage, it would be more accurate to say that he was a medium that allowed Aishi and Earth's weapons of war to display their might. And the price he paid for this was the divine power that Lori had accumulated over several years.
"Although this is a strategic-level combat job class, if I'm alone, my combat strength will still be rather low. Although these steel puppets seem fierce, their actual combat strength is rather low … If I have to forge a magic armor right now, why don't I just buy a magic armor first?"
Of course, Rorschach's God's Descent was an entirely different matter. Having an undying army with you would be a strategic-level deterrent. Unfortunately, there was a limit to how much money one could spend, and spending divine power would be suicidal.
But after that night, Rorschach finally found some new ways to use magic. He also had a few "magic" spells of his own.. Of course, Rorschach only believed himself..
Or to put it another way, the modern industrial technology had given him a lot of inspiration and spell models, even though his sister called him a stone head.
"Refining steel is just a low-level industry. The more advanced the technology, the more it leans towards the fine details. It's easy to expand, but difficult to expand. "
Countless specks of silver sand drifted in front of Rorschach like soundless clouds.
"Steel sand printing. Name whatever you want."
Rorschach casually named the tiny particles of steel sand, which were controlled by magic, as they were the smallest combination of steel elements.
The geographical model and the magic armor figurine in front of him were all his creations.
But if that was all there was to it, it would be underestimating the number one foundational spell of the Sage Faction.
"Cover and fuse."
Every night, the membrane made of steel sand would sneak into the hangar where the magic armors were stored, assimilate the metal plates, mix into the gaps between the gears of the magic armors, and cover the core components.
"Steel Sand" was the conceptual embodiment of the Steel Element that did not exist in nature. It was a basic elemental particle similar to the Fire Element. Just like water dissolving in the sea, it was an existence that conformed to the concept of Steel Creation. It was impossible to stop the slow fusion and corrosion of this elemental particle.
The seals and obstacles of the Radiance Scroll were not worth mentioning in front of these basic elemental particles.
Following the successful infiltration of the steel sand, the secrets of the 7th generation magic armor were no longer a secret to Rorschach.
The "magic armor figurine" on the sand table might be small, but it was complete. It was a complete replica of the real magic armor. Even the internal structure, power gears, and engines were perfectly replicated.
Using reality as a template, 3D printing of the particles could be used to create various templates. This was the level 4 Sage Faction spell "Steel Sand Printing". Behind the simple principle behind it was an extremely high upper limit and practical value.
And this was only the beginning for Rorschach.
These figurines were changing their form every day. Rorschach would casually disassemble their parts and replace them with new ones. Through the "Figurine Wars", he would test the practical value and feasibility of the new designs.
Rorschach was now truly grateful that he had chosen to study at the Starknight Academy's magic armor department. Without the magic armor technology and knowledge he had gained over the past few years, even if he had the ability now, he would probably only be able to smash people with steel.
The crazy Rorschach wasn't even satisfied with the "figurines". He secretly used steel sand to modify the 7th generation magic armor in the hangar, and after testing it, changed it back … This was the reason why there would be more and less magic armors every day for the past few days.
But from another perspective, if Rorschach wasn't a magic armor expert, he probably wouldn't have been able to activate such an advancement.
Rorschach vaguely understood that if this ability was used in the research and improvement of magic armors, it would probably be considered a cheat-level upgrade.
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