Lynn's words surprised Philip and the others, and they also had ...... Electricity?

"Do I have it on me?" Lydia raised her hand and asked curiously.

"Of course, that's why we can run and jump, and to be precise, thunder and lightning exist in all the elements."

Lynn nodded, took a thin sheet of paper in his hand, tore it into countless small pieces, and scattered them on the table, then picked up a glass ball and rubbed it on the palm of his hand a dozen times, leaning it against the shredded paper.

In the amazed gaze of everyone, the shredded paper trembled slightly, and then flew up and was attached to the glass ball.

Lydia was most surprised to see this magical scene, and she even wondered if it was the effect of magic.

Lynn shook her head and said with a smile. "This is triboelectric electricity, you can also give it a try, the effect of using glass is very good!"

Hearing this, Lydia immediately picked up a glass rod, followed Lynn's appearance just now, and rubbed it with her palm dozens of times, and sure enough, these small pieces of paper were all absorbed.

"Uncle Darren, I've learned magic!" Lydia was indescribably excited, holding a glass rod high and shouting excitedly at the halflings who were controlling the airship in the distance.

Darren and the others were also shocked when they saw Lydia's results...... Rubbing the palm of your hand against an object will give it the power to temporarily manipulate lightning and absorb it, which is no different from magic to them.

Looking at this scene, Lynn couldn't help but laugh and cry, and couldn't help but recall that famous quote in her mind.

I don't know mathematics, physics and chemistry, and life is full of magic......

Jonny, Elok and the others experimented curiously.

"Professor Lynn, what the hell is going on? Why is there an attraction force on these things, is it the power of thunder? Philip couldn't help but ask.

In fact, his astonishment was no less, and he knew better than the apprentices how difficult the power of thunder was.

After Lynn said it, this thing seemed to be everywhere, and even ordinary people like Lydia who couldn't do magic could use its power.

"The principle of this is actually very simple, when two objects rub against each other, because the ability of the nuclei of different objects to bind electrons outside the nucleus is different, so one of them must lose some electrons, so that the other object can get excess electrons...... In other words, the essence of triboelectric electricity is the transfer of electric charge......" Lynn said as succinctly as possible.

However, everyone present was confused.

What is this nucleus? What are extranuclear electrons?

Philip was also confused, and he shouldn't have asked......

"Lord Lynn, can anyone have this kind of power? Halflings are okay too? Darren asked eagerly.

He also heard Lynn say that "everyone has electricity", but he understood that everyone can learn lightning magic.

How is this possible?

Elok and the others shook their heads with a sneer, in their opinion, it should be a natural law, just like a person will automatically fall to the ground after jumping.

According to Professor Lynn's theory, it was the effect of the planet's gravity, in a sense, the magic of a very powerful force field on the continent beneath their feet.

I'm afraid it's the same principle for this triboelectric generation, so this planet is still a powerful electric wizard?

"I'm afraid that real magic will not work, if you mean using the power of electricity with the help of some knowledge and utensils, as you did just now, then of course you can." Lynn said amusedly, drawing a cake path for them. "If you have enough knowledge, maybe you can rely on some instruments to reproduce my electromagnetic railgun, and the power is enough to match legendary magic."

Everyone present looked at Lynn with strange expressions, which was too exaggerated.

Lydia was even more skeptical that the professor was fooling them.

Legendary Magic ...... She didn't even dare to think about it.

Lynn didn't explain too much, but flipped the glass ball in his hand and turned on the magic induction, but he didn't notice the presence of the electric charge at all.

If you think about it, this is normal, that thing is much smaller than an atom, it is a microscopic particle, if it was really that easy, the wizards would have already pointed out electromagnetic magic.

However, electricity can be pointed out first, and then slowly study the use of magic.

Lynn thought to himself, now that the [Lost Mist] on the sea had lost its original effect, it meant that they would always face a threat from the Holy See.

The exact time is uncertain, it may be two or three months, or it may be half a year, depending on how long the deterrent effect of the Sea of Mists can be maintained.

If the Holy See had sent someone to investigate, or worse, if a merchant ship had strayed into the Sea of Mist, it would have been exposed immediately.

As an important port and gateway to the Wizarding Lands, the port of Iyeta will definitely be a key target.

So you have to prepare in advance.

Compared with cultivating more wizards, the power of science and technology is obviously the only way to improve combat readiness and deal with large-scale wars in the short term.

Although magic is magical, but a formal wizard needs to go through layers of selection, as well as several years or even more than ten years of training, even if blessed with protective magic, it may not be able to survive a few rounds of artillery baptism, and it is too much to be used as cannon fodder on the battlefield, they are more suitable as researchers.

Only the Grand Wizard, Cardinal's level can ignore the threat posed by artillery, and even affect the outcome of a war to a certain extent.

Gunpowder granulation, internal combustion engine, electromagnetic technology...... Lynn thought about it and found that there were too many technologies to get to the point.

As for those more cutting-edge technologies?

Lynn didn't think about it at all, because it would require a complete industrial system to be built first.

There is also rubber...... This thing is very important, but the Wizard's Land does not have it, so I can only think about whether I can use magic to solve the problem of material science, and then use alchemy to replace some of the complicated work.

The most important issue is education, and the worker who is familiar with and has a certain amount of knowledge is the basis for building an industrial system, but he obviously does not have enough time, and it takes too long to teach from scratch.

The only way to do this is to bring back all the apprentices who have graduated and even the official wizards to re-educate them!