Hearing Jost's words, Xia frowned slightly.

Imprison the gods?

It doesn't sound like a simple matter.

More importantly, why can this support the structure of the magic net?

"How do we do this?"

Drizzt asked the question first.

"First of all, we must understand that knowledge is pollution. No matter how small the knowledge is, no matter how many lives it can save, it is still pollution."

Jost looked at Drizzt.

"Our knowledge comes from ancient gods. Gods possess a great deal of knowledge, so we can infer that gods contain a great deal of pollution. When they are polluted, they will lose their sanity and gradually become crazy. Even gods are no exception."

After hearing what Jost said, Xia wanted to say something, but in the end she didn't open her mouth.

When she first heard that Jost wanted to spread knowledge and teach ordinary people magic, and that he had learned a large number of spells in a short period of time, which led to the end of his life, she thought that Jost was just a greedy knowledge, ignorant and fearless fool.

But after reading his notes on researching the magic tide and monsters, and chatting with Jost for so long, Xia found that he was not unaware of the consequences of doing so.

This young wizard just wanted to gain more knowledge faster and find a way to fight against the demonic tide faster.

He chose it himself.

"So, those gods who created this world, created us and those monsters, have already fallen into madness. They will not respond to our prayers because they have long lost their sanity."

Jost said.

"Therefore, the pollution they can endure is also unlimited. If we can find some gods who have fallen into madness, bind them, imprison them, and entrust the pollution in the magic network to them, then those who come into contact with the magic network can gain knowledge without enduring pollution."

He thought about it and shook his head again.

"No, knowledge itself can also breed pollution. It is impossible to do this permanently. We can only temporarily store this knowledge in the human brain and take it away after a period of time to prevent pollution... Three handshakes, is this why we need to sign a contract?"

Jost seemed to have thought of something and looked at Xia.

"In your time, all magic must be used through the magic network, right?"

"Yes."

Xia nodded hesitantly.

"That's it."

Jost pushed the bottles and jars on the table away, took out a piece of paper from the shelf, and began to write and draw something on it.

Xia moved closer and found some words and magic circles that looked familiar to her.

"While the magic network grants magic, it also restricts its use. It protects the caster from being polluted by long-term exposure to knowledge, and prevents the abuse of magic from attracting evil gods from other worlds. This cannot be achieved by the network structure alone. There must be one or more managers, but how is this possible..."

Jost's handwriting became messy and he felt like his ideas were blocked.

"These managers are equivalent to gods, but they retain their rationality and are not polluted. This is impossible under the structure of the magic network. The magic network must treat everyone equally and have the same pollution on every node..."

He was still thinking when there was a noise at the door.

Lu Ban and Stone are back.

When Stone smelled the odor of cooking shit in the room, his face turned pale and he immediately ran out to vomit.

Lu Bandao didn't react. He moved closer to Jost and looked at what he was writing.

"What is this?"

Lu Ban asked.

"We were discussing the Weave."

Xia explained that she felt Lu Ban probably didn't understand the principle behind this, so she didn't explain it in detail.

"By the way, speaking of this, I later checked and found that the structure of the magic network is somewhat similar to the network in my world."

Lu Ban said.

"!"

Hearing Lu Ban's words, Jost suddenly raised his head and looked at him.

"What did you say? Is there something similar in your world?"

"It's quite different. I can't explain it clearly right away. Otherwise, I'll find a player to explain it to you."

Lu Ban said that he asked Stone at the door not to come back for the time being, to go and see if everyone was online, and to call back a player who had been notified before.

This player is a science popularization UP host, and his name is [Only Know a Little Bit].

When Stone found him, [Knowing Only a Little] was still checking the growth of plants in the fields.

Although he did not study agriculture, his experience as a science blogger in recent years has made him accustomed to recording things he has never seen.

Some science bloggers are @ed every day by people asking what the flowers, plants, birds, animals and reptiles they see are. It's very lively, but most of the time when they are @ed, they are asking what to do if they can't access the Internet.

I can only blame myself for the fact that the video with the highest number of hits is the one discussing 5G. However, after all the popular science talk, it only has 200,000 hits, which is far less than what a college student can get by just reading a few sentences and gain tens of millions of hits, and become a popular blogger. Now, he can make millions by just taking some advertisements and making special effects videos.

[Only Know a Little Bit] is just an ordinary person who is interested in science. He graduated from an ordinary university and is not a student of a professional school. He is just slightly good at explaining some complex knowledge in a figurative way.

I first discovered this when I was explaining complex functions to my female classmates.

Of course, after that female classmate passed the make-up exam, she never spoke to [Only Knows a Little Bit] again, which is another sad topic.

So, when he was found by Stone this time, he was completely confused.

I'm just a small science blogger, how come the NPC directly asked me to meet the Baron? Is there any deviation in this?

Of course, [Only Knows a Little Bit] endured the envious gazes of other players who came online one after another, and he also felt very proud.

I had to recite two lines of poetry on the spot.

Fortunately, the desire to survive prevented [Only Know a Little Bit] from speaking out loud. He followed Stone back to the town, walked into the Baron's mansion, and smelled a strong smell of boiling shit.

He spat it out.

After vomiting for more than ten minutes, [Only Understand a Little Bit] finally recovered a little.

He looked at Xia and the others in the room. All of them were NPCs with names, including Lu Ban, whom he didn't know if he was a real person or an NPC.

"Come on, come here."

Lu Ban persuaded [Knowing Only a Little Bit] to come to the laboratory.

The player saw a thin young man with a piece of paper spread out in front of him with some words and pictures written on it.

"Come here and explain the structure and logic of computer networks to Mr. Jost."

Lu Ban pushed [Only Know a Little Bit] in front of Jost.

"ah?"

[I only know a little bit] I never thought that I would be doing my main job in the game?