Hearing this, Xia Duo suddenly had a feeling of enlightenment, if ordinary magic is compared to a base pair in DNA with a specific pointing function, then the mystery lock is a whole chain of DNA.

A single base pair change may produce a genetic mutation, but for the DNA as a whole, it is harmless, and there are enough redundant mechanisms to balance out these mutations to keep the entire chain stable.

(If the base pair changes too much, it may be that the DNA chain as a whole collapses, corresponding to the collapse of the lock)

Or, in other words, the Lost Lock is a vast system of common spells with specific complex functions.

This is actually a difference in magnitude, no wonder the starting requirement for arranging the mystery lock is a high-level mage!

Based on this, Xia Duo immediately made a more reasonable assumption that the Lost Lock Technology is likely to be an important sign of the technological maturity of a magical civilization.

Behind such a huge system project, it naturally needs a complete set of theories, and even personnel training, resource supply, transformation and utilization and other systems to support!

From this point of view, the ancient elves are indeed quite advantageous, but it is a pity that the current elves are not as good as the generation, and Xia Duo guesses that it may be that the breakthrough or even maintenance of some technologies requires the existence of a large number of high-level mages.

And the Crown War lasted for thousands of years, and even if the elves were immortals, several generations had passed, and while the elves had lost a large number of people, the high-level spellcasters had also lost countless numbers, so that a large amount of magical knowledge was lost or could not be used.

This is a bit similar to the country north of Xia Duo's hometown, which has been eating from decades ago since the transformation and separation, they may not want to develop, but they can't do anything about it, and they can only die slowly.

In this way, the decline of the elves may be the first opportunity for the rise of humanity.

……

As Chado pondered, Master Byron was still explaining the true mystery of the Lock:

"Our normal casters are in the magic net, just like a fish living in water, how can we go beyond it and see the entire macroscopic magic net structure and change it?

Therefore, one of the most basic elements of the Mystery Lock technique is to obtain a macro perspective of the magic web, without which any impact on the Mystery Lock can only be superficial, and cannot directly penetrate into the essence.

"The more you do, the more confused you become, which is the real reason why many of the locks fail or are destroyed, and they can still leave behind the ruins of the locks!

"It is because the essence of the mystery lock in the macro magic net structure has not been erased, and only through the long-term repair of the details of the magic network can we gradually and indirectly involve in the essence, and finally completely erase the influence of the mystery lock."

Xia Duo also thought of this, although "the embankment of a thousand miles is destroyed in an anthill", but what about time? What about energy? Ordinary arcanists who want to repair the magic web environment in the ruins of the Lost Lock must be countless times more likely than the Arcanist who has mastered the mystery of the Lost Lock.

Even, if you really master the key technology of the Lost Lock, you may not be able to let ordinary mages participate in repairing it, rather than arcanists.

The elves don't have an arcane, but Xia Duo hasn't heard of the elves where the ruins of the Lost Lock exist, and all the ruins of the Lost Lock that he knows are located in the territory of Resistant Color.

The sprite may be the technology to quickly remove the traces of the lock.

This also works theoretically, even if the Mystery Lock can permanently change the macro structure of the magic web, then changing back to the original state can be regarded as removing the traces!

It's like if an object was originally painted green, then painted red, and finally changed back to green, isn't it the original appearance?

……

"I'm going to teach you a spell that is unique to elves and can see the macrostructure of the magic web!"

As soon as he heard this, Xia Duo suddenly perked up, and he didn't say anything else, this spell alone was worth his adventure!

But then Byron asks a question that seems strange in this situation: "How well do you master the Elvish language?" ”

How well are you doing in Elvish language? Could it be that this spell is still a primitive elven spell?

Such a thought flashed through Xia Duo's mind, and then he quickly replied in Elven language, "Quite proficient! ”

"Hey, I still have a Yeerlan accent!" Byron was a little surprised, knowing that in recent decades, if not centuries, the dominant Elven accent of Nessera was a Comanso accent.

After all, among the elven countries around Nesser, Comanso has the most influence and the most related actions, and the people of Nesser are often affected.

"The Point Guard Is Here"

Of course, there is another reason that does not make it clear, that is, the relationship between Yeerlan and Nessrell has weakened, which began when the [Colorless Scroll] was discovered and the Colorless people collectively gave up elven magic.

Of course, most of the elders like Byron, especially those who had studied with Congenio, still spoke with a Yerlan accent.

It was also because of this that Xia Duo noticed that Byron's accent had the characteristics of Yerlan, so he specially switched, in fact, he was more accustomed to speaking the ancient elven language he learned from the [Projection Plane, Meyerita Sukanvisa].

After all, it was the first Elvish language he had ever been exposed to.

……

Sure that Shado had a good grasp of the Elven language, Byron began to explain the elements of this particular spell in Elven language, which was indeed a primordial elven spell.

It's not that there is no version of the color resistance magic, but the color resistance version is transformed and transformed by Randall, and he must also give Randall a certain respect.

In principle, even ordinary information about the Mystery Lock cannot be revealed to anyone outside the Seven Towers.

But Byron himself is on the edge of the Seven Towers, he is the teacher of Princess Thea, nominally the Gilles Tower, but there is no clear affiliation, but the default is that this is also the case with Chardo.

Pioneers, or Lords, can be classified as the Seven Towers faction, but it is difficult to say that they are directly subordinate to the Seven Towers, and some lords are not even the Seven Towers faction at all.

After all, in the Severant Parliament, the lords and the seven towers are legally equal, and if they can get the support of the majority of the people, it may not be possible to rewrite the pattern of the seven towers of the Severynton Parliament.

The Lost Lock technology originally came from the elves, and there were indeed confidentiality requirements, but now that Byron, the "marginal man" of the Seven Towers, knew it, it would not be too foul for him to reveal it to another "marginal man".

Who made Byron himself the Grand Arcanist, the rule-maker!

But after all, it is the decision of the Grand Arcanist, and the limit of what Byron can reveal is the original information provided by Ilfarang, and all the results of the research that have been involved in the research of the Seven Towers, and it would be a real foul to reveal it.

Although Randall or the Seven Towers may not mind, Byron is a fairly disciplined person.

Therefore, when it comes to the specific technical details of the Lost Lock, he completely switches to the Elven language, and it is also based on the original materials provided by Ilfarang.

……