It took Donner a full seven days to fully understand the "Introduction to the Magic Array", and on the last page of the book, he saw the words "Published by the Magic Array Association, Elective Course".

What is the Magic Circle Association, is it an organization under the jurisdiction of the Holy Court, or is it another parallel system?

No one has been able to answer Donner's questions for the time being.

However, when he saw the words of the elective course, he remembered that Buck really didn't mention that magicians needed any magic array-related skills to advance.

In this way, not every student in the Magic Continent will learn the knowledge of the magic array.

However, Donner did not give up on this aspect of exploration because of this, on the contrary, the content about the magic circle had a great attraction for him.

In the book "Introduction to the Magic Array", the magic array is divided into four basic components: magic source, magic guide, magic strategy and security protection.

Demon source, which means magic energy, in addition to referring to various types of magic crystals, can also be used by magic cores - the magic core is actually a special magic array.

The magic guide refers to the position of the magic crystal from the inlay on the magic array, and at the same time guides a number of diversion lines (the end of the connected element lines), and the number of diversion lines and the accuracy of drawing will determine the level or strength of the magic array.

Magic is the core of the entire magic array, accounting for the largest proportion, and refers to the way in which magic energy is transformed into a magic force field through various extremely complex element combination structures.

Finally, the security part is equivalent to a pressure relief valve, which protects the parts of the magic circle from damage during the peak of the magic energy - this part is not needed if you are only making magic scrolls.

The functions of these four parts seem to be easy to understand, but in fact, each part has a lot to say.

For example, the magic crystal as a magic source.

Before that, Donner had always felt that the magic crystal was probably equivalent to a dry battery, except that it was not stored with electricity, but with something like magic energy.

But this book deals with this issue more thoroughly.

In the magic crystal, an average of five types of magic energy are stored, and if any one of them is cast alone, the magic crystal will quickly disintegrate due to the imbalance of the internal structure.

Therefore, no matter what kind of magic array is drawn, it is necessary to evenly export the five systems of magic energy. However, due to the extremely complex pattern and the critical density limit, only one large magic scheme can be drawn on the same magic circle.

As a result, there are four types of magic energy that have not entered the key magic strategy part, and they have been released in vain.

This seemingly wasteful approach can ensure that the magic crystal evenly casts magic energy, increasing the utilization rate of the magic crystal by more than ten times.

In addition to following this principle, the magic part also has extremely high requirements for the fullness and uniformity of the primitive lines and the drawing density.

It's easy to understand that the fuller, more uniform primitive lines will derive more mana, and the denser the drawing, the more mana lines can be drawn around the crystal.

The standard in the book is that twenty-five magic wires must be drawn around an azurite before you can get started. As for the higher standards, in this elementary bibliography, there is no mention of it.

The next part of the magic strategy is more complicated.

Even the simplest fire-based magic strategies are listed in the book with eleven kinds, and the largest number of wind-based magic strategies is as many as thirty-seven. Moreover, in the book "Introduction", only the utility, area, and level of these magic tactics are listed, and no actual drawings are provided.

In addition, the book also emphasizes that by manually drawing the element, you can only draw up to the seventh level of magic strategy.

If you need a more powerful magic array, there are only two ways.

The first is to combine more magic arrays, here, the book uses the kind of magic ship that Donner has ridden as an example: at the bottom of the magic ship of different sizes, dozens of sixth-level magic arrays are usually drawn.

Another way is to combine the magic cores of high-level magic beasts into the magic strategy - these magic cores themselves contain a complete magic strategy, but they need to be combined with the hand-drawn magic strategy in a special way.

As for the security part, the drawing method is very simple, similar to the method of releasing the four series of magic energy in the magic guide part.

After reading the entire "Introduction to the Magic Array", Donner only has a general understanding of the production of the magic array.

It's still far from actually making a magic array.

And the biggest reason why he was so obsessed with the magic array was the sentence written on the title page of the book.

"The principle of magic circle and mage casting magic is different, the former uses the magic energy in the magic crystal, and has nothing to do with the density of magic elements in the environment. ”

In other words, if you don't consider the magic core resources, you can completely establish a magic empire based on the magic array in the Knight Federation, which is beyond the reach of the forces of the Magic Continent!

This is much more realistic than cultivating a large number of high-level magicians in Middle-earth to directly challenge the Magic Continent.

Therefore, after eating the entire "Introduction to the Magic Array" thoroughly, Donner went to the second floor of the library and continued to read the books related to the magic array.

......

Kante certainly won't change his mind because of Una's ridicule.

He still runs to the library whenever he has time.

After a few days of careful observation, he had been able to confirm that the Hellian was definitely not using this method to evoke memories.

However, he knew that Una had been charmed by the other party, and it was useless for him to say anything, and at his father's place, he did not dare to speak ill of a Helian directly.

After several days of hard work, he finally came up with a brilliant plan.

A good way not to make my father angry, but also to expose that Hellian.

As usual, he reported the latest developments in the trial turmoil to Dean Sardinian, and then said a few more digressions.

"Lord Dean," Kanter was not qualified to take Dean Sardinia's last name, and certainly not to call him father, "that Hellian worked very hard, and soaked in the library every day......

"Hmm...... It seems that he was educated very strictly......" Satin said casually.

"My lord, the big exam of the Fifth House is coming, but the whereabouts of the best students in the Lower House are unknown......" Kanter deliberately showed a tone of embarrassment.

"This trial turmoil was caused by a group of fools in the middle court...... Even if the results of the big exam are not good, it is not the responsibility of the lower house to redraw the jurisdiction and resources at that time!" Although Sardin said firmly, he also knew that if this was the result, he, the dean of the lower house, would probably have done it.

"My lord, I suddenly had an idea, I don't know if it's feasible or not. ”

"What thoughts?"

"Since that Hellian is temporarily living in the lower house, can you let him also take this big exam?" Kanter finally said his plan: "He is a third-level magician, and if he works so hard, he may be able to do well in the exam...... Although he has amnesia, he can't even forget what he has learned, right?"

"Hmm......" Dean Sardinia pondered for a moment, "You can give it a try......"

Kante secretly rejoiced. As long as my father proposed this arrangement, whether the Haylian agreed or not, I am afraid that he would be exposed.

(As an aside, every time you get a recommendation and a new reader joins in, you will wonder why the protagonist didn't do anything for the first ten years.) Here's why: first, on an almost isolated island, ordinary teenage children from poor families can't do anything they want, and second, they need to wait until the end of the book to reveal it, which may frighten everyone. Okay, after digression, continue to ask for a monthly pass!Ask for a recommended ticket!) (To be continued.) )