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Clairat certainly discovered Elijah's magic talent.
In fact, the reason why she adopted Elijah was partly because she was really pitiful as a homeless person, and partly because of her amazing magic talent.
No matter which mage discovered the Mana Affinity Body, they would treat it like a treasure.
This extremely rare special talent was almost like an express train that went straight to the legendary realm!
In history, those who had magic affinity eventually reached the legendary realm without exception, and were all famous in the history of magic.
Not only that, practicing next to people with magic affinity also had the benefit of getting twice the result with half the effort, and the speed of practice would be doubled. So every time someone with magic affinity appeared, it was often accompanied by a period of a mage's strength.
It was also because of this that Clairat adopted Elijah.
She originally planned to wait for Elijah to grow a few years older and mature before she began to teach her magic. Anyway, it was never too late for someone with magic affinity to practice magic.
Then when her body recovered, she could also hitch a ride.
It was just that she did not expect Tang En to intercept her!
Tang En held the teacup and was stunned there. "Didn't you notice that I taught Elijah magic? The magic power around her has become denser. You should be able to detect it easily. "
"No, in fact, it's difficult for me to even feel magic now … The reason for this is very complicated."
Clairat smiled bitterly and shook her head. "If I could feel magic, I would have long discovered that Sir Lord is a mage. Of course, I also know that Elijah's talent would have been discovered by you."
Elijah looked curiously at Clairat and then at Tang En, not quite understanding what they were talking about. Then, she chose to lie lazily on Tang En — she used to feel comfortable on Clairat's mother, but now she found that it was more comfortable on Tang En.
"I see …"
Clairat asked worriedly, "But my Lord, you're teaching Elijah magic so early. Aren't you afraid that she'll lose control of her magic?"
This was actually what Clairat was most worried about. It was also the reason why Tang En was afraid that Elijah would lose control.
Mana Affinity was a gift from the Gods, but at the same time, it was also an unbearable burden for humans. This kind of blessing wasn't something that everyone had the luck to enjoy. The consequence of having an innate mana pool that would automatically expand over time was that if one didn't properly grasp how to use it, it was very easy to lose control of one's mana.
The consequence of losing control of one's Mana was that one's body would explode and die. Not a single blade of grass would grow within a radius of a thousand miles, becoming a Mana vacuum zone. All humans and Magical Beasts with Mana Pools in their bodies would also explode at the same time.
Back in the game, players who had such a rare talent were practically invincible. They would self-destruct at the slightest disagreement, and the people around them would all die. As a result, the players later collectively ostracized players with Mana Affinity. In the end, those players were isolated and helpless, and did not dare to self-destruct for no reason.
When Tang En first came to Ellington and saw Elijah, she almost lost control of her Mana. Thus, Tang En was so scared that he almost peed his pants. He didn't even dare to use spells for fear of causing Mana Resonance and causing Elijah's Mana to lose control.
"It's precisely because I'm worried that her Mana will lose control that I think we need to start teaching her how to use Mana when she's still young and restrain her Mana."
Tang En shrugged. One believed that nurturing Mana from a young age was important and could mold a correct worldview, while the other believed that nurturing Mana at a mature age was safer. This was perhaps the difference between him and Clairat.
After all, education from a young age was important on Earth, and there was no such thing as compulsory education in Prandal …
"What's wrong with Elijah?"
Elsa looked at Tang En worriedly. She was very worried about her sister's safety.
Seeing that Elsa first thought of asking Tang En instead of himself, Abedon was jealous again. Even Clairat smiled bitterly.
"It's nothing. Don't worry."
Tang En patted Elijah's butt. "What are you digging in my hair for?"
Elijah turned around and asked with widened eyes, "Where's Nola? Why can't I find her? "
"I sent Nola out for something."
"Who's Nola?"
Abedon and Clairat were confused. Neither of them had ever seen Nola.
"Nola is Nola."
Elijah said happily, "She's our friend."
Abedon and his wife looked at Tang En, their eyes full of questions.
"Nola is a fairy."
Tang En's words dispelled their thoughts of continuing to ask. There was no other reason. Fairies were too mysterious. Besides the Elves, there were almost no rumors of fairies among humans.
But correspondingly, they were also amazed by Tang En. "I didn't expect the Lord to know the mysterious fairies!"
Tang En smiled and waved his hand. "I was just lucky."
Elsa and Elijah looked at each other and were confused. Was Nola very mysterious? She didn't seem to be, right?
After leaving Elsa's house, Tang En immediately started the emergency processing of the canned food production line. In addition to realizing those functions, the most important thing was to ensure the production capacity.
Seventy-one thousand tons of fruit. Even if Tang En cheated Barod and half of it was water, it was still a large amount. Even on Earth, it was not easy to process all of it. Some small factories could not even handle it, let alone the Prandal, which was very backward in industrialization.
Therefore, it was essential to have multiple production lines in parallel.
In addition, the production site was also a big problem.
Considering the trouble of transporting fresh fruit, Tang En decided to open a canned food processing plant in the Elven Territory after much consideration.
No matter how he considered it, Ellington's production of canned food was the best choice. The processing of canned food would bring wealth to the residents, but it would not improve the industry at all. This was not the focus of Tang En's development.
The processing of canned food would be placed in the Emerald Corolla. On one hand, it would be a gift to Aiguin. Unfortunately, it was accepted by Aiguin. On the other hand, it would provide energy for the lazy Elves.
Repetitive labor would exhaust even the most graceful Elven bard — not physically, but mentally.
When the Elves were tired from work, their thirst for entertainment would be even greater. At that time, the works created by Danterian and Clover under Tang En's guidance would become the most convenient and fast form of entertainment. The information contained in the works would also be quickly absorbed by the Elves.
Even better, the canned food processing plant opened in the Elven Territory did not need to pay the Elves a salary. It only needed to satisfy their thirst for knowledge and culture. In other words, after completing the first trade in the Underworld, as long as the canned food produced was sold, it would be net income.
This income would continuously flow into Ellington, making Ellington wealthier and more attractive. The residents' self-confidence, honor, and loyalty to Tang En would also be higher.
That's right, this was the optimal solution after Tang En's comprehensive consideration.
Because this was an urgent matter, the power of the entire Ellington was mobilized. In just two days, the first production line was completed under Tang En's supervision. With the experience of the first production line, the second and third production lines were quickly produced.
Compared to the automatic canned food production lines on Earth, these production lines were far from automatic. However, they were already the results of the most advanced industrial power in this world. In addition, the Elves were good at magic. With the help of magic, the production capacity of these crude production lines was far higher than the automatic production lines on Earth.
After a preliminary experiment, Tang En was satisfied to find that after all the employees received the magic buff, the production capacity of each production line could reach about ten tons per hour. The efficiency should be higher after they became more familiar with it. In other words, if they worked overtime for a few days, each production line could produce at least three hundred tons of canned food per day.
If they added ten more production lines, they could produce three thousand tons of canned food per day. That would be thirty thousand tons in ten days. It would only take half a month. Coupled with the food collected by Ellington, they would be able to satisfy Balor's needs.
Thinking of this, Tang En could not help but sigh. This was the so-called cheap hands. Cheap hands for a moment, and the whole family will be famous. Bah! I'll lose everything!
However, if I can get the other party's forgiveness this time and open up the trade route to the underground world, this price is too worth it.
When Tang En thought of the dazzling array of rare minerals in the underground world, he wanted to drool. If it was possible, he really wanted to be like the main character in the novel, Long Aotian, who directly fought and overturned the races in the underground world, and then plunder some of the treasures that could be plundered …
However, he could not do that …
He was invited by the gods to unite the races to fight against the invasion of Chaos. It was not for him to be invincible.
Tang En shook his head. He ordered Brian and the rest to produce ten production lines. Then, he brought the first canned food production line to the Emerald Corolla with Ai Lili.
Before the production line was completed, the Emerald Corolla had to be fully prepared.
On one hand, they had to prepare the production workshop. On the other hand, they had to conduct preliminary training for the employees. At least, they had to understand what a canned food factory meant and how to use the canned food production line.
It was difficult for Tang En to communicate with the Elfin girls who were more than ten times older than him but looked like his little sisters. At this time, Ai Lili, who had followed the whole process and designed her appearance, was a very good communication medium.
When Ai Lili went to train the beautiful Elfin employees of the canned food factory, Tang En took the opportunity to look for Aiguin.
Unfortunately, the hardworking Aiguin went out to patrol again. It was already autumn, and the magical beasts were becoming more and more restless. She also had to maintain the order of the forest.
So …
With a face full of smiles, Eliza grabbed Tang En's arm and walked into the room.
Subconsciously, Tang En trembled. Although he knew that his martial arts skills were not bad, the shadow in his heart was still there. His face became abnormally pale in an instant.
When he walked into the room, he looked like a brave warrior who was about to die for a righteous cause …
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