Master Tongtian

Chapter 225 The petrification technique that can change the world (46)

afternoon.

On the outskirts of the village of Philander, there is a barren open space.

Rosen carefully explained his new architectural principles to civilian mages.

"It's actually very simple. It's divided into four steps."

“First, get the mud.”

Rosen unleashed five mud spells on the ground with the grass stems removed, turning large chunks of wet soil into swamps.

"Second, dry."

After a large amount of drying, the mud is combined and turned into lumps of clay with a water content of less than one percent.

"Third, get in shape!"

He also used the upgraded version of the mid-level shaping technique of the mage's hand, and his dexterity was also improved to the extreme. He lifted a large amount of clay from the ground and turned it into a high wall in the manor yard according to the expected terrain.

This wall is 5 meters high, half a meter thick, and 10 meters long. After being shaped by the shaping technique, it maintained its shape for a while and then temporarily maintained it.

But the clay wall will definitely not last long, and it is estimated that it will deform significantly or even collapse in a few minutes.

"Fourth, petrification!"

Specific to the mithril petrification staff, a large amount of mist-like white light shrouded the stone wall, and only a 'click~click~' sound similar to the condensation of ice cubes was heard.

After about ten seconds, the clay wall completely condensed and turned into a solid stone wall that was earthy gray and covered with agate-like textures on its surface.

Rosen released a flying spell, jumped to the top of the stone wall, and looked down at the civilian mage below.

Strong doubts were seen on the faces of all the mages, even Lydia and Hal were not immune.

He could guess what the other party was thinking because this construction procedure was very common and easy to understand.

The problem is, how to ensure that the final petrification effect can last for a long time, and how to ensure that it is not easily dispelled.

Even if no one intentionally dispels it, the weather disturbance alone, such as rain, snow, and sunshine, is enough to quickly disintegrate the spell's effect.

Rosen smiled slightly and looked at Ladiya: "Mage Ladiya, how many dispersion spells do you know?"

Lydia thought for a moment and said, "I know three types."

"They are the 'Purification Technique' and 'Disintegration Technique' of natural spells, and the 'Spell Unlocking' of logical spells."

"Then, please use three spells to dispel this petrified wall."

Then he turned to look at Hal who was eager to try: "You come too."

Hal laughed: "Rosen, what I know is the Count's original and famous intermediate dispersion spell 'Poverty'! Are you really sure to block it?"

"Just try."

As a result, two official mages stood about 30 meters away from the high wall and released dispersing spells on the petrified wall, while nearly 300 informal mages watched with interest.

The first one to take action was Lydia.

Lydia used the purification spell first.

I saw a clear light like water covering the stone wall.

After lasting for about ten seconds, the light dissipated, and a thin layer of dust appeared on the stone wall. When the wind blew, the dust flew away, and the stone wall was still as bright as new.

"Hey~ It's interesting~"

She immediately switched to disintegration.

As soon as the thought came to mind, a dark green ray hit the stone wall and turned into fine emerald green light like a spider web, quickly traveling around the surface of the stone wall.

A thin layer of dust appeared on the surface of the stone wall again, and when the wind blew, it became as bright as new again.

Lydia was confused: "I feel like my spell has taken effect, but it has not fully taken effect."

Rosen stretched out his hand to invite: "Continue."

The third spell is the rare logical dispersion spell ‘Spell Unlock’.

As you can tell from the name, this spell is very targeted, like a key that can easily open a lock if inserted into the right hole.

Otherwise, it may have no effect.

Lydia concentrated on casting spells.

Soon, the staff in his hand shot out a cone-shaped dark blue light, covering most of the stone wall.

After more than ten seconds, the blue light disappeared, and the stone wall was intact, with no dust on the surface.

Rosen smiled and said, "It seems that you took the wrong key."

Lydia didn't say anything, just stared at the stone wall, frowning in thought.

Hal shouted: "Let me try!"

The Earl's original penury spell is a semi-natural and semi-logical spell. It is extremely powerful. A spell released with one point of mana can dispel the effect of a spell with a constant ten-point mana at most.

He raised the magic sword in his hand and pointed towards the stone wall.

"Crash!"

A bright lavender light ball rushed out of the tip of the sword and flew quickly around the surface of the stone wall. At the same time, it continuously released lavender, lightning-like magic energy against the stone wall.

Every time one was released, the stone wall hit by the purple lightning would add a layer of dust. After a total of dozens of releases, the surface of the stone wall would become pitted, as if it had been blasted by hail.

However, only the surface is damaged, and the main body is still intact, which does not affect the normal function of the wall at all.

Hal was suddenly surprised: "This wall is really weird, even the count's spells can't deal with it!"

Rosen smiled slightly, jumped up on the stone wall again, raised his foot and kicked the wall, making a thick echo of "bang bang".

"Two mages, if I spent about 10 points of mana to solidify this wall, your dispersion spell just now probably cost 15 points of mana, right?"

Lydia nodded: "It's almost the same ratio."

Rosen asked: "How much mana do you think it would take to completely dispel it?"

Lydia estimated the effect of the spell just now: "Why should it be two to three hundred percent?"

Rosen nodded: "It's almost this number, that's twenty times the mana consumption ratio."

He glanced at the crowd: "However, the wall I built with 1 mana requires 20 mana to dispel, so it would be better to just use attack spells to bombard them head-on."

The attack spell released with 20 points of mana will hit the front, and the destructive effect will definitely be greater than the dispersion spell. Therefore, the dispersion spell will lose the meaning of dispersion.

Hal nodded in agreement: "If you blast it with 20 mana, even a real stone wall can't stop it."

Then asked: "Can you tell me why?"

Rosen didn't hide it either: "Because of his dexterity in casting spells."

"Huh?" Hal didn't understand for a moment.

"It's also because of the dispersion rule of one method breaking one method, and up to three methods."

Hal's eyes lit up and he thought of something, but he didn't want to understand it clearly, so he couldn't say it at once.

But Lydia has already figured it out.

"The same dispelling spell can only dispel up to three different types of spells at the same time."

"And Rosen greatly reduced the size of a single petrification spell through dexterous casting, developed a large number of extraordinary versions of the petrification spell, and then stacked them layer by layer according to certain rules."

Hal also understood.

"So, the dispersion spell is actually effective, but because there are too many spells and they are too complicated, only part of them are effective."

Rosen snapped his fingers: "That's it."

He smiled and said: "Such a complex petrified wall may still not be used to build important buildings, but there will be no problems in building ordinary residences, solidifying roads, and building water channels."

"Finally, I will also issue a decree in the territory to strictly prohibit mages from using dispersion spells in small towns."

"Then using this petrification technique, we can replace ordinary construction techniques. Not only the speed is greatly increased, but also the cost is much lower than that of a small town built with normal techniques. In the end, the town we get is much stronger and more durable. Beautiful and neat.”

Lydia and Hal's mouths opened slightly.

After a long while, Laidiya said: "Rosen, you really dare to think!"

Hal thought about it carefully and then asked: "What if there is a bastard who develops a dispersion technique specifically for petrification?"

Rosen naturally thought of it.

"It's possible, but I set up two spell locks for the petrification spell."

Lydia's eyes lit up: "Spell lock, interesting. Please explain."

Rosen originally wanted to reveal this secret to prevent anyone from thinking about cracking his petrification technique.

Then explain it carefully.

"First, the petrified magic weapon was specially encrypted by me. If you don't believe it, look at it."

He threw the staff to Lydia, who immediately tried to peer into the mana to observe.

"Second, I added a 'Sarundel Ring Code Lock' to the petrification technique itself, and the code was set up in six circles, with one hundred alternative spell keys in each circle."

This ring-shaped spell code lock is specially used to lock the constant spell effect to prevent opponents from prying into it, and to use the spell effect to reverse the spell structure.

The advantage is that the effect is good, but the disadvantage is that the complexity of the spell is greatly increased, and the difficulty of casting the spell is greatly increased.

Lydia was observing the staff and did not react.

Hal was shocked: "Six circles and one hundred, that's ten billion possibilities. So how many star spells is your petrification spell?"

"After adding the circular spell lock, it reaches 21 stars, but after being simplified by the staff, the difficulty of casting the spell is only 5 stars."

Hal subconsciously asked: "How to simplify it?"

Rosen chuckled: "It uses some mathematical techniques and original weapon-refining knowledge, but it's very complicated."

Halton felt a headache, because the mathematical techniques mentioned by Rosen must be extremely complex, extremely abstract, and extremely obscure, and then an idea suddenly came to his mind.

"I seem to be rapidly being thrown away by the times!"

As soon as the idea came to her mind, Lydia finally gave up on exploring the petrified staff. After withdrawing her magic power, she fell straight forward.

Rosen hurriedly used the mage's hand to hold it.

Hal hurriedly asked: "Lediya, what's wrong? Is the structure of the staff too complicated?"

Lydia took a while to calm down.

"No, it's not too complicated. It's all foggy. All kinds of fog. I can't tell the direction at all."

She handed the staff to Hal: "See for yourself."

Hal learned the lesson and sat down on the ground to check.

After a few minutes, he also withdrew and raised his hand to cover his forehead.

"Rosen, this must be your original magic lock again, right?"

"It's not just me, my wives and I created it together."

As he spoke, an idea occurred to him, and many long black wooden boxes flew out of the carriage next to him, and at the same time he shouted loudly to the 280 civilian mages present.

"The number of petrified staffs is limited. Every four people share one and use it in rotation. Just follow the method I just released to build the manor on this map."

‘Brush~~’

More than a dozen paintings flew out of the carriage and were posted on the high wall built by Rosen. It was the resort manor designed by Rosen.

The civilian mages could not hold themselves back for a long time, so they formed a group of four and began to cooperate to build the manor.

While they were busy, Rosen came to the two friends.

Lydia asked softly: "Rosen, are you going to hire these civilian mages to help you build a town?"

"right."

Hal said: "This is indeed a good idea, but the commission should be expensive, right?"

Rosen smiled slightly: "Don't worry, that's enough."

He and Candela's business is booming.

As far as he knew, after Candela bought the Moon Girl, she hung it in the bedroom for five days and then auctioned it off in the East.

As a result, Yue Nu was taken into the Golden Hall by Duke Storm at a high price.

In short, he has a lot of money now.

Lydia asked again: "Then the northern fortress was also built using petrification technology?"

Rosen nodded: "Yes, I plan to build at least ten floors, 50 meters high, 30 meters thick, hundreds of miles long, and build it directly on the highest point of the Luoxue Mountains, connecting it to form a cliff!"

Hal felt a little dizzy after hearing this: "Are you trying to protect yourself from the dragon?"

Lydia's eyes lit up: "If that's the case, it shouldn't be called a fortress, it should be called the Great Wall!"

"The Great Wall. A good name."

After that, Rosen supervised for more than an hour, answering the doubts of civilian mages at any time.

The mages he selected were all very smart, and they quickly understood the use of the petrification staff, and the progress of the manor gradually accelerated.

Judging from the situation, the manor can be completed in three hours at most.

Rosen looked at it for a while and then said to Lydia and Hal: "Please help me supervise it. It doesn't matter whether the manor is good or bad. The key is to make everyone familiar with its usage safely."

Hal's eyes widened: "Hey~ Are you the mayor planning to run away?"

Rosen sighed softly: "You also saw the clay potion just now. If that potion can be popularized, ordinary people can also participate in the production of petrified buildings, and there will be enough manpower."

Lydia understood immediately and showed sympathy in her eyes.

"So, you're going to find that crazy woman?"

Rosen sighed again: "It's my fault that I was only thinking about making money, but in the end... ugh~~~"

Hal came over and patted Rosen's shoulder gently: "I understand, just go ahead and leave this place to us."

So, Rosen left five Silver Moon Rangers to help, and he took the other five rangers, got on the carriage and rushed to Vivian's Lily Manor.