Chapter 115: Mage Pioneer (Part 2)

"What could it be?"

Fang Bai thought about it for a while, but when he saw Ding Shan, he suppressed the question, kept it in mind, and spoke out loud.

"Okay, that's very specific, go ahead and ask."

"Okay, I want to know what a spell is?"

Fang Bai pondered for a moment after hearing this, then spoke after organizing his words.

"In my opinion, magic is a certain effect achieved by humans or monsters using the power of elements in some way. This process is called spellcasting."

Fang Bai paused slightly after he finished speaking. Ding Shan had just said a lot, so Fang Bai naturally wouldn't be too stingy.

The key things cannot be talked about, but some ordinary things can still be talked about more.

After all, even if you don't say it yourself, it's not difficult for people with spiritual power to summarize these things.

Fang Bai was very sure that Ding Shan had already opened his mental power. Fang Bai even felt that in the urban area filled with monsters, Ding Shan might have come into contact with the spell model earlier than himself.

It’s just that I don’t have a stable environment and can’t calm down to study or summarize.

With the existence of Warcraft, the probability of spellcasters naturally appearing in this world is almost inevitable.

People are born to worship power.

Warcraft has the ability to cast spells, which does not make people afraid, but makes them obsessed with it.

It is inevitable to study Warcraft and learn the spells it casts.

In this case, the spell model in the Warcraft's body can be sensed by mental power, and with a little research and imitation, humans will naturally acquire the most basic spellcasting ability.

That is the most basic magician.

Fang Bai had absolutely no doubt about this.

There are far more smart people in this world than ordinary people can imagine, and some geniuses are also far smarter than ordinary people can imagine.

All I can say is that people really can't be generalized.

Ding Shan listened quietly. This thought flashed through Fang Bai's mind, and then he continued to speak.

"I think you also know that as a magical beast, there is a natural energy model in the body."

Ding Shan nodded, not at all surprised.

"In my opinion, this spell model is a spell. We just need to make use of it, that is, use the spell and release the spell.

I think this process is essentially the same as a monkey learning to use a stone. "

Fang Bai spoke to Ding Shan in a very eloquent manner. Ding Shan listened very carefully and even took a notebook to keep taking notes. During this process, he occasionally asked a question subconsciously, but he realized it as soon as he said it and looked at Fang Bai embarrassedly.

Fang Bai smiled when he saw this, but didn't take it too seriously. He answered what he could, and didn't say a word about what he couldn't answer.

Sometimes, Ding Shan’s questions surprised Fang Bai, because through these questions Fang Bai suddenly discovered that Ding Shan was not completely ignorant of spell models.

He has already done a considerable amount of research on spell models, or some spell structures, and elemental powers, but he has not yet mastered the ability to cast spells.

This surprised Fang Bai a little, and in the end he could only sigh that there really was no shortage of smart people in this world! This made Fang Bai alert.

About an hour later, Ding Shan thanked and left reluctantly. After Bai Qing took him out, he returned to Fang Bai and spoke.

"Ding Shan also wants to become a mage?"

Fang Bai noticed that Bai Qing used the word "become" instead of "change job", and smiled immediately.

"He'll be a wizard."

Fang Bai paused and continued speaking.

"He has done a fair amount of research and has his own understanding of spell models. He just hasn't mastered the ability to cast spells yet. But this won't hold him back for long."

"Then aren't you, the village chief, even more powerful? Not only can you cast spells, but you can also make spell scrolls."

Bai Qing spoke up, but Fang Bai shook his head and said nothing.

He knew very well that it was not the same.

He relies on the manuscript inheritance to cast spells and create spell models!

He has a legacy, he didn't come out of nothing, how can this be compared? In comparison, people like Ding Shan are the ones who truly created something out of nothing and pioneered the path of a mage.

Even if Ding Shan cannot become a wizard, his research results will be passed down, and there will always be wizards born in this world in the future.

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For such people, even if they are not as strong or knowledgeable as Fang Bai, Fang Bai will always have the utmost respect and reverence for them, and will not ridicule them just because he knows a little more.

Because I don't deserve it.

Of course, Fang Bai would not underestimate himself.

Fang Bai is also confident in his own abilities. Although he has relied on inheritance to embark on the path of a mage, he will definitely not be bad even without the inheritance.

Otherwise, even if he had inherited the legacy, he would not have been able to achieve his current development, and now that he has inherited the legacy, it will only allow him to achieve higher achievements.

Therefore, Fang Bai would certainly respect Ding Shan, a man who might rely on himself to become a mage, but he would never belittle himself, let alone be afraid.

Fang Bai believes that by summarizing the theory and establishing the core thinking and scientific research system based on it, he will become stronger and more outstanding!

Bai Qing left thoughtfully, and Fang Bai's place returned to peace.

Ding Shan eventually joined Yihao Village. He was originally responsible for the production of dynamite, but after much consideration, Bai Qing gave up the plan to mass-produce dynamite.

Because Bai Qing understood that the production of nitroglycerin needed for dynamite was extremely dangerous. Without well-trained production workers and extremely strict rules and regulations, accidents would inevitably occur constantly and deaths would be commonplace.

Ding Shan admitted that he was just a chemistry teacher. Although he had some talent in chemistry, he had no experience in large-scale production of nitroglycerin. If he forced the project, accidents would definitely occur.

In fact, even he had an accident when he was preparing it, but he was lucky because he had changed his job at that time, so he was lucky enough not to suffer any injuries. Otherwise, he would probably have been queuing up on the Naihe Bridge.

Although Bai Qing felt sorry about this, there was nothing he could do.

After all, although human life is worthless in the end times, everyone follows Yihao Village and Fang Bai to survive. It would be fine if they died in a mission, but if a series of deaths occurred just because of production, it would definitely cause unrest among the people.

If there is unrest among the people, Bai Qing has already thought of a solution for Fang Bai.

Fang Bai came forward and first comforted the family of the deceased or the injured, and immediately stopped the factory project after calming them down, saying that the serious consequences were caused by his poor supervision and Bai Qing's improper management. He was now dismissed and someone would be appointed as the new person. Although Bai Qing knew that Fang Bai was not such a person, he still gave up this plan that would do more harm than good.

So in the end, Ding Shan was only responsible for a laboratory, which produced a certain amount of gunpowder for use in the village, and at the same time carried out the development of the elemental bomb envisioned by Ding Shan.

According to Fang Bai's judgment, this has a certain possibility, so Bai Qing also has certain expectations for this kind of elemental bomb.

In addition, three of Ding Shan's six companions also chose to join Yihao Village and became members of the field team. With an average level of 17, they surpassed Wang Xiong and became the three strongest professionals in the entire Yihao Village. (End of this chapter)