Evan's official enthronement ceremony took place on the longest day of the summer day, and its grand scale reverberated the residents of Star King City for months. Aaron also attended the celebration with his sick body in tow, and Evan placed another chair slightly higher next to the throne, and Aaron sat on it.

Although the base of the chair is higher than the official throne, the height of the back of the chair is lower than the throne. These elaborate designs were basically arranged by the head of Salk, and the advisors of the school city also contributed a lot of help. In short, the ceremony went well, and Evan had already begun to train the royal guard and convene a new council of lords to consolidate the royal rule.

Siegel, as the most powerful lord of the New World, was also invited to this meeting. However, he and Evan already had a tacit understanding that they did not need to attend such a meeting. Siegel sent his "sister" to the City of the Stars in the hope that she would serve the king as a representative of the realm. Everyone knows what this means, and many people who don't know the inside story think it's just a waste of effort, and those who know the inside story pretend not to know, and they also bring their own daughter to the king in a similar way.

Although Evan wanted to get married immediately, according to tradition and the advice of the Temple of Dawn, the wedding could not take place until winter at the earliest. This meant that little Aaron had to be stuck in time for a longer period of time - an awkward process, not as long as a parent could really bear to be separated from their own child.

According to the letter from Superintendent Salk, I am afraid that there will be twists and turns in this matter. Aemond could not trust the casters of the Mage Guild and the Academy, and her best friend, the Mage Naria, was still far from mastering the spell of Time Stasis. Even Evan changed his mind after seeing his son, and did not want to be separated from him for a second. So what the hell to do. Is there still a process of pretending to be pregnant? This again becomes unknown.

Fortunately, Siegel doesn't need to worry about this. Evan will always think of a way. Siegel, he's got enough to worry about.

The Federation received a large amount of resources from the ruins of the Magic Tower of the Mage Guild, which was originally caused by the Mage Guild's stealing of the Myr Energy Core. The association's practice is stealing, and the federation's practice is taking advantage of the fire to rob, anyway, it is not a fair move. There is no need for the Federation to continue to slap the Association in the face, and the Association is also wisely silent. It is estimated that until they figure out why the energy core they made exploded, the Mage Guild should not make this kind of thing again.

Can you imagine the current mood of those people in the Mage Association, will they have remorse? The Federation sorted out the process of dealing with the Mage Association in the past two years. I found that since Siegel became an archmage, the attitude of the guild has changed. And when the leak of the nuclear drawings began, it took a sharp turn. It seems that on the one hand, the Mage Association wants to suppress the number of archmages of the Federation, and on the other hand, it also thinks that it has a Mir Energy Core, so it feels that the Federation is of little value.

It's like abandoning the Federation after getting the spell of the Knox Guild.

After figuring this out, the people of the Federation completely gave up their illusions about the Mage Guild and concentrated on their own path. They continued to build magical ships and use them to hone their spellcasting abilities and improve their spells, while at the same time increasing their investment in the Academy of Magic. Hopefully, more Union Mages will show up.

At present, there are 1,000 apprentice mages in Heim Territory. There are about three hundred trainee mages who can cast simple spells, and they form a new class of the Federation. More than ninety percent of these people are residents of the Heim Territory, and Siegel often goes to the Federation to teach, so they have a natural sense of closeness to the Archmage of the Heim Territory. It is foreseeable that even if the Federation leaves the Heim Territory in a magical spaceship, it will not be able to erase the mark of the Heim Territory.

This is not a ploy at all, it can only be called the general trend of history.

Fearing the threat of the Great Prophet's spells, Siegel "imprisoned" himself within the confines of the Myr Core, which made his circle of life suddenly smaller, and he spent his days between Myr Castle and the magic ship. He rarely enjoyed the days when he didn't have to run around for a while, and arranged the study of spells, the manufacture of magic items, the daily management of the lord, and the teaching of the federation in an extremely regular manner. If I hadn't continued to exercise, I am afraid that I would have been blessed a long time ago.

Only when Heim's magical spaceship, the Lucky Soth, has also been built and has the Myr Core that moves with him, can he leave Myr City with confidence and boldness. But there was one place he could still go, and that was the astral plane.

William transforms the scrolls projected by the astral plane into a magic book so that Siegel can learn from them as well. In order to avoid a repeat of the tragedy of the loss of high spell spells, the Federation has made it mandatory that all archmages leave a copy after learning magic spells. Siegel was no exception, he kept a backup of his mastery of freedom arts, confinement techniques, astral projections, and summoning elemental legions. Then, in his spare time, he began to slowly transcribe his other spell spells into the spellbook.

The mages of the entire Federation, especially the faction chiefs, are doing this. This is not selfless dedication, but has a very clear purpose: only when the Federation is strong can the interests of the individual mages be safeguarded.

Siegel's own demonstration played a big role, and the astral projection brought more than just a spell to the Federation. Each time you cast the Astral Projection, you need to prepare a thousand gold coins of red zircon as a casting material. Although the price is not expensive, the production of this gemstone is not large, so it is best to make the most of it. Fortunately, the astral projection can bring companions into the astral realm, and with Siegel's spell control level, 9 mages can travel together. Since in the astral plane, what you think is what you get, it is the best place to experiment with all kinds of spells.

The Federation was too short of archmages, so Siegel worked hard to train them. In the astral plane, he can use time and space spells to his heart's content without scruples about destroying his surroundings - the astral realm as a whole is like a projection of the mind that cannot be destroyed at all. Other mages can take this opportunity to comprehend in order to form their own sense of time and space as soon as possible.

It's quite physically draining, so only every time he just enters the astral plane, Siegel will do this first, and then slowly recover his spirit through meditation. After the experience of space-time fluctuations. Everyone will be separated by a distance. Start each experimenting with their own spellcasting. The faction chiefs cherished such an opportunity. Who wouldn't want to touch the edge of the power of time and space as soon as possible and become an archmage? Although everyone's understanding of spells and magic will be different, the experience gained from the oscillation of time and space will not be faked, and everyone feels that their abilities have improved.

Valuing every second of their time in the astral plane, they are all building their own complete elemental spell models. At this time, Siegel will quietly "sit" to the side, close his eyes and meditate. There were no elemental fluctuations around him, nor did any mental projection of the creation appear, so ...... Everyone thought that he had to rest because he had used too many space-time abilities.

It's Siegel meditating all the time. Construct a model of the Void Cannon in your mind. Not all thoughts are immediately condensed into entities, only when the details are complete and all aspects can be revealed in the minds in great detail, can the astral plane transform them into entities. It's not easy to recreate something as complex as the Void Cannon in your mind, and you have to balance the harmony of the whole with the fine details. Siegel tried again and again, revisiting his inventions little by little, with more delicacy than any artist, more accurate than any craftsman.

After more than a dozen astral projection tours, the chiefs of the various factions finally saw Siegel change his posture and stand up in the astral plane. Beneath his feet, a floating ground appeared. so that he could step on the entity, and a large, long, cylindrical object appeared on the platform.

The Astral Void Cannon, as we call it, is a lot different from the original. The biggest change is the use of miniature teleportation arrays. When the projectile enters the electromagnetic acceleration orbit, it does not go directly out of the launch port, but hits a very small portal, and then is transferred to the orbital departure point, thus achieving repeated acceleration. This is equivalent to increasing the acceleration time and distance, so the muzzle velocity of the projectile will be greatly increased. The gas element is evacuated from the entire acceleration orbit, and no matter how fast the projectile flies, there will be no friction and heat, let alone a sound. The Silent Runestone is equipped near the exit of the Void Cannon, which can effectively reduce the loud roar of the projectile when it flies out. Siegel didn't want to deafen his ears with a single firing.

The only thing he wasn't sure about was how long the miniature teleportation array would last. If there were no projectiles passing through at high speed, this teleportation array would run for days and nights without any problem, but it would eventually have a limit. Siegel discovered that one of the blind spots of the mages' research was how the extremely high-speed object would affect the spell when it entered the teleportation array, and it couldn't be accelerated forever, right?

Even the speed of elemental fluctuations is not without limits, and the portal is made of elements, and its reaction speed will always reach the limit, resulting in "too late" to teleport the projectile. If that velocity is reached, will the projectile fly out through the teleportation array, or will it be disintegrated directly at the muzzle, or will it explode immediately? There is no relevant theory or research on this part, and Siegel thinks that all three scenarios are possible.

To be on the safe side, Siegel shuts down the teleportation array within a few seconds of the device being running, and then gradually pushes the limits higher. He aimed the Astral Void Cannon in the direction of the uninhabited, and then applied several layers of protection. The faction chiefs came over one after another, looking at this thing curiously, but they were chanted by Siegel incantation, ending their astral journey ahead of schedule.

It's not that they're afraid of leaks, but in case of danger, they may not have time to protect themselves. Siegel took a deep breath and used his lightning spell to charge the Void Cannon.

Half a second, a second, a second and a half, the teleportation array can hold on, and the speed of the projectile is getting faster and faster, and the entire Void Cannon is running very well. Despite the protection of the Silent Runestone, a loud sound continued to echo in the astral plane, and some curious astral creatures approached in the distance. Siegel unleashes his Great Magician aura, using the fluctuations of the elements to transmit signals. In the perception of astral beings, Siegel is like an elder-level element, and has the power of four elements at the same time. Instinctively, they sensed the threat, so they hid far away, not approaching.

This breath can be both protective and provocative. From the depths of the sea of stars, a roar was heard, and then Siegel saw a large black figure swimming towards him. It was an astral whale, dozens of kilometers long, and it could run rampant in the astral realm with its sturdy body and huge weight. Siegel smiled slightly, he had too many ways to deal with this kind of giant beast that only had physical attack ability, but didn't it happen to be the target for testing the Void Cannon?

The muzzle teleportation array kept running, and the speed of the projectile became faster and faster. It only took three seconds for it to be beyond Siegel's sensing capabilities.

The teleportation array, which originally looked like a thin film, was propped up by a high-speed projectile and turned into a cone. Siegel had already seen the elemental vortex of the teleportation array begin to disintegrate, and the projectile had already possessed spatial power of its own, gradually destroying the structure of the teleportation array.

He hurriedly stepped back to avoid danger. (To be continued.) )