Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God
Chapter 2624 - 1140: Arcane Academy Conception (Part 2)Chapter 2624: Chapter 1140: Arcane Academy Conception (Part 2)
Philancy was directly amused by Gaven, saying with a graceful smile: "Having ambition is a good thing, but if it’s too high, it’s aiming too far."
At the highest Magic Hall, where do you place the Red Robe Mage Council of the Kingdom of Ser?
Do you think the mages of the Mage Kingdom Halruaa are just wine sacks and rice bags?
You’ve witnessed the power of the Laiserman Witch Secret Meeting, and their secrets shouldn’t be underestimated either.
We are almost starting from scratch now, and it will take at least a century of hard work to catch up enough to stand on equal footing with them."
"I don’t deny their current power." Gaven, far from being discouraged, was filled with confidence, "But I also possess advantages they do not, which will make our catch-up pace faster than teacher’s expectations."
"What advantages? Tell me." Philancy was intrigued.
"My emphasis on and investment in magic." Gaven stated proudly, "When it comes to territory development, I’m far ahead of them. When the proportion of investment is large enough, the speed naturally increases, and the rest depends on whether you, teacher, have the ability to fully utilize these resources."
"You little rascal, you used strategic tactics on me." Philancy was stirred with a heroic spirit, "Even though I know you’re using provocation, I’ll take it.
Bring me as many resources as you can, and I’ll apply as much as I can, I just don’t believe you can recruit an army of apprentices for me!"
"You said it yourself, so don’t blame me for going all out."
Honestly, regarding this matter, Gaven wasn’t confident himself.
Since the outbreak of the Battle of Tukan, he had been busy outside, only setting the great development direction for the territory, leaving the specific execution entirely to a governing team formed under the leadership of the Strategy Priest.
This newborn governing team focused on practicality, with unquestionable execution ability.
Gaven was clear about their lower limit but not about their upper limit, especially with the integration of his brand new development concept, he wasn’t sure what kind of sparks could be ignited, even as the originator, he was uncertain.
"I’m waiting for you to surprise me." Philancy began to look forward to this matter.
Opening an Arcane Academy with thousands of Arcane Apprentices is every Arcanist’s dream.
Unlike the prevailing isolationism in current spellcasting professions, Arcanists originating from the Nesserel Empire prefer cooperative relationships.
With the cooperation of a large number of intermediate-low level casters, they can explode with stronger research and manufacturing capabilities, without wasting too much energy on those low-level tedious magic components, allowing focus on the most advanced and cutting-edge magic technologies.
"Whether it’s surprising, I don’t know, but it certainly won’t disappoint you." Gaven shifted the topic, "Regarding the manufacturing technology of the Shadow Flyer, the matter of transferring to other materials, I’m wondering if there is any progress on your side?"
After signing the "Shadow Flyer Non-Proliferation Agreement" with Record Keeper Yego, he began actively trying to find a way to transfer the technology.
If it’s purely a magic product, it doesn’t fall under the jurisdiction of the Ancient God of Death.
"It’s already parsed thoroughly, this matter isn’t too difficult nor too easy." Philancy gave an ambiguous answer.
"How so?" Gaven quickly asked.
"Once you meet the three conditions I mentioned, it won’t take ten days or more for me to give you a sample machine, but without even one, don’t even think about it."
"What three conditions?"
Philancy extended her alabaster, slender index finger: "Firstly, the materials, not only must the hardness meet the standard, but the compatibility with magic also needs to be elevated.
The Dwarf Steel Ingots produced in your Colossus City have no problems in hardness, but in magic compatibility, they’re far from sufficient, unable to fulfill this task, requiring craftsmanship improvement, sacrificing hardness if necessary.
As long as the magic compatibility is high enough, with ample magic energy, they can even be given a certain self-healing ability."
"Teacher, this is already two types of materials, it’s essentially magic steel." Gaven inquired, "Can anyone manufacture this steel? What materials are used by those mages for their Iron Golem?"
"Referring to it as magic steel is fine, but within the caster industry, it’s more commonly referred to as enchanted steel, where alchemy materials and spellcasting ability are used for enchantment, also called alchemy quenching."
Philancy patiently explained, "This I can also do, but with extremely low efficiency, working for three months, the enchanted steel produced isn’t enough to manufacture a single Shadow Flyer.
I don’t have the leisure to be your enchantment laborer, it’s probably not what you want either.
The fundamental solution is to find a way to mass-produce like the Dwarf Steel Ingots."
"Teacher is very correct." Gaven agreed with a nod, "I look down on those who clearly have the most advanced technology yet use the most primitive methods for production."
In this regard, the Red Robe Mage of the Kingdom of Ser is at the forefront, at least they know to assign the repetitive magic work without technical or low technical content to those Magic Apprentices.
While their evil lies in their exploitation without limits, it’s not in this division of labor.
When we open the Arcane Academy, we can fully adopt this method, allowing those Magic Apprentices to learn while engaging in compensated work, fully unleashing their value."
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