Jeno picked up the leaf that had cut him and scratched it across a hard stone, making a sound like a blade scraping.

If you have a certain amount of skill, these leaves are perfectly fine for use as hidden weapons.

He walked briskly to the foot of the nearest giant tree, reached out and touched the thick trunk, and the touch was as hard as a rock.

These pale giant trees are no longer trees, but a kind of hard fossils, like straight mountain peaks.

This is counterintuitive, because fossils are generally fragile.

But the tree in front of him, after withstanding a punch that Jeno could penetrate the spirit willow, only exploded some of the bark, and this damage was not worth mentioning for the whole.

"It's so hard, it's no wonder that the Noxians didn't come over to steal the Forbidden Demon Tree, it is estimated that only the top management of Debang has specific means to cut down these Forbidden Demon Trees as materials for construction and forging."

The doubts in Jeno's heart were easily solved, and he said that such a large area of forbidden magic stones stood on the border of Demacia, how could the Noxians, who were keen on making armaments, have no ideas, and few forbidden demon armors appeared in Noxus.

It turned out that the tree was too hard, and the Noxians did not have the means to take this resource from the Demacians.

And he estimated that the method of exploiting this resource was in the hands of the Durang family, the Durang family who made the Colossus of Justice Galio, who was also known as the Durang Stone Statue.

Jeno didn't stop, but followed the rune's guidance and walked deeper into the woods.

There was no smell of earth in the air, no birds and insects in the woods, it was like a warm dead place, only the dappled sunlight splashing down in the dappled leaves, as if time had stood still in a moment.

An invisible force was pulling at the magic in Jeno's body, and the amount of magic in the air and land here was extremely low, so it was natural to demand that all the spirits repay it, and slowly draw the magic from their bodies.

This caused Jano to start to feel breathless, and his pulse slowed, as the blood circulation in Jeno's body was controlled by Hex's core force.

Apparently the Hexcore was also affected by the environment, and the frequency of the pulse was slowed down appropriately. But Jeno didn't want to slow down his walking, he needed to warm up for the expected fight, so he let it speed up and get back on his feet.

There is a huge amount of magic stored in the core, just like the money that the Philos Group is sitting on, if he doesn't waste it maliciously, then he will not be able to spend it in his life, and I would like to thank Comrade Zelas for his deathbed gift.

As long as Jeno doesn't come into direct contact with the Forbidden Demon Tree, the speed at which the mana overflows in this environment is almost negligible to him.

But Jeno's hand was not restful.

He frequently came into contact with the Forbidden Demon Tree and discovered some strange phenomena.

When his left hand comes into contact with the Forbidden Tree, he can extract magic from it, even complete magic.

And when the right hand touches the Forbidden Demon Tree, the magic power in the body will be plundered.

He released a crackling purple lightning bolt at his fingertips, but once released, it was absorbed by the Forbidden Demon Tree, like a lightning rod, and no damage was caused, not even a scorch mark was left.

Jeno reckoned that the magic had been left over from a previous Noxian mage fighting here, and that it might be hundreds of years old, but it was still so well preserved.

Even though he had known for a long time that the Forbidden Demon Stone could preserve magic, he was shocked to see it in person.

In order to confirm whether this shear copy was a perfect transfer, Jeno extracted and released the lightning magic in the forbidden demon tree in front of him, and compared the results before and after.

Three times in a row, each time he released the lightning magic, he could feel that the power of the lightning was a little weaker than the last time, and the comparison between the third time and the first time could see a big difference, although the power could not be verified, but the brightness of the arc was visibly dimmed with the naked eye.

It seems that the process of this transfer is not perfect, and it feels like there is a touch of science in the magic.

Jeno continued to move his hands and feet on these forbidden demon trees, searching up and down, and soon discovered a pattern - that is, no matter how large the size, as long as a piece of forbidden magic stone touched each other, only one kind of magic could be stored.

So no matter how big a tree is, it can only store one kind of magic. Once the limit of one is exceeded, multiple spells will interfere with each other in the Forbidden Stone's body, and will not explode, but will directly destroy the spell structure and become non-threatening magic.

From this, many conclusions can be deduced.

For example, two forbidden magic stones, large and small, can be filled with the same kind of magic as long as they can accommodate them. Although the large forbidden magic stone has a large capacity, it can't break through the limit, so you can only idle the excess capacity.

If two Forbidden Stones with different magic holds are attached to each other, it will have the effect that one plus one equals zero.

If he can use this theory skillfully, Jeno thinks that as long as he finds two mages who cooperate better, he can easily beat up Silas, who is a bug in Demacia.

This is because Silas's own magical talent is to sense the magic of others, and will release it immediately upon contact. The shackles of the forbidden magic stone on his body provided him with a way to buffer and preserve.

This also shows that he can't release any lethal magic by himself, and relies on stealing. Once two mages cast their magic at him at the same time, neutralizing the magic stored in the shackles, he would not be able to heal others in his own way.

Then he either put on his iron boots and fists and went to fight two and one violently, or unleashed an excessive amount of magic that caused his shackles to be overcharged and blackened and shattered, completely destroying his weapons.

However, the second one is not realistic for ordinary mages, because the magic capacity of the forbidden magic stone is very large.

What the? You say Silas has two pairs of shackles? There's a forbidden stone collar around your neck?

Then connect them together! If it doesn't work, let the mages team up to farm Silas!

But the above two sentences are just a joke. Jeno doesn't necessarily have to get along with Silas, Jeno doesn't see absolute right and wrong in him, only the truest humanity.

Moreover, Silas is fighting for the interests of civilian mages. Even if the nobles in the Forbidden Demon Sect camp have mages, then they must dare to release them in front of everyone.

Do they dare? They didn't dare.

Because once released, he will be arrested by the guards, ruin his future, and be forcibly fed with potions, not to mention, and will bring shame to the family.

For the rest of the journey, Jeno had been groping for the forbidden tree around him, hoping to bring up the magic that could be used.