Chapter 215: The Construction of Stonehenge and the Magic Conduction Plan (Subscribe!)

"Its name is Stonehenge, but... I prefer to call it a magic stone ring, or a magic base station."

Bruno told him while Arnel was carefully observing the pattern on the papyrus.

"Magic Stone Ring? Magic Base Station?"

Although he had been looking at the blueprint for a long time, he really couldn't figure out the principle of this thing, nor what use it would have for the magic conduction plan of Idar Territory.

"You can understand it as... this kind of magic base station can generate a stable magic field within a certain range, thereby avoiding the dissipation of magic power and accelerating the conduction of magic power!"

"hiss--"

After hearing Bruno's further explanation, Arnel couldn't help but gasp.

The look he gave his mentor became increasingly fiery.

The knowledge and learning of the Idar School... is indeed profound! Even though my understanding and mastery of the magic circle has become more and more proficient, it is still far behind my mentor, Count Bruno Stuart of Idar! I don't know how much my mentor's understanding of the magic circle has reached...

The existence of Stonehenge undoubtedly solved the problems that troubled Arnel and others, and the next task is to design a practical implementation plan for the magic conduction plan!

From planning to implementation is an extremely difficult process, and the goal of building one hundred Stonehenges is difficult to achieve in a short period of time.

Although the construction of a single Stonehenge is much easier than other wonders, on the other hand, the planning and selection of the location of Stonehenge is much more complicated than other wonders.

Because this not only requires weighing the impact range of Stonehenge, but also considering the future planning of Idar County, which places require a large supply of magic power, and which places do not need magic coverage in a short period of time.

The news of the emperor's death caused undercurrents in the entire empire, and most of the nobles stayed in their own lords' castles, watching the impending changes.

This also makes it impossible for Bruno to spend a lot of manpower and resources to transmit magic power to every inch of land in Idar Territory.

Moreover, especially in the southern part of Idar Territory, most of it is vast arable land and breeding bases for livestock such as hen and piglets. The demand for magic power is really negligible, and there is no need for a large supply of magic power in a short period of time.

Therefore, in Bruno Germany's idea, as long as the three locations of Idar City, Merlin District and Golan Heights are within the coverage of Stonehenge, it will be considered a great success!

The terrain of these three locations is mostly flat and the population is relatively dense, making it easy to mobilize a large number of people to build Stonehenge.

Even though the altitude of the Golan Heights is slightly higher, it is not a cause for concern.

It’s just that... the appearance of Stonehenge did solve the biggest problem regarding magic power loss, but... how to conduct the magic power in the magic lake out of the Almis Mountains has become a new problem on the table.

Dense forests, rugged terrain, and undulating mountains will cause varying degrees of obstacles to the construction of Stonehenge and the connection of magic crystal conductors.

You know, this is much more difficult than the previous exploration of the Almis Mountains! With powerful weapons and strict military training, the soldiers of Idar can completely resist the invasion of wild beasts in the mountains and forests.

With the help of griffins soaring in the sky, mage apprentices can even cross the mountains to explore the Devil's Tower and the magical lake on the top of the Devil's Tower.

However, the people who built the Stonehenge were unarmed serfs! Although Bruno had greatly stimulated the labor enthusiasm of the people of Idar by forming production teams, recording work points, and releasing serfs, various emergencies that might occur in the mountains and forests were unavoidable.

Therefore, Bruno still had a lot to do before officially starting the construction of Stonehenge.

So, under Bruno's instructions, Claire, White Barrell and even Sam Layton met again in Bruno's study.

The first step of the plan is to draw a complete topographic map of the Almis Mountains!

This requires the joint cooperation of the Idar Griffin Knights and the Idar Central Intelligence Agency. By flying the griffins in the sky, the general topography of the Almis Mountains can be mapped.

At the same time, the Idar CIA will once again form a qualified expedition team. Based on the intelligence from the sky and the maps drawn by the previous expedition team, together with the skilled craftsmen of Idar Territory, through field investigation, they will select a route that is most suitable for building the magic crystal conductor channel! As for the army troops of Idar Territory, after the project officially begins, they will protect the safety of the production team members, eliminate wild animals near the camp and the construction site, and thus open up a safe zone!

Of course, the mages and mage apprentices of the Idar School, including Anel, were also mobilized by Bruno at the first opportunity.

In order to ensure that Idar Territory will have a sufficient supply of magic crystal wires after the start of this massive project, they will take the lead and lead a group of Idar Territory's workers to build Idar Territory's first magic crystal cutting factory in the Aset Basin!

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This is not only to provide enough magic crystal wires after the project begins, but also to test the feasibility of realizing magic industrialization through magic power transmission! As the most precious talent resource in Idar Territory, these frail apprentice wizards naturally cannot do the work themselves, especially the highly repetitive work of cutting magic crystal wires.

So their task is to create a magical device like a hot air balloon heating device!

But this kind of magic device is not used for heating, but for cutting magic crystals and making magic crystal wires.

First, these mage apprentices hand-make the magic crystal wires, and then after the magic devices are made, they use these magic devices to uniformly cut and mass-produce the magic crystal wires.

This will undoubtedly greatly improve the production efficiency of magic crystal wires, thus truly reflecting the power of magic industrialization.

Through the use of magic devices, mages can be freed from repetitive work.

This allows them to spend more time learning from past experiences, improving and developing magical devices, and thus creating more and more efficient machines.

And those Idar citizens who went to the Aset Basin with them were the ones who actually operated these magic machines and produced magic crystal wires! (End of this chapter)