In fact, the effect of the "polymerization beam splitter" completely depends on the quality of the picture itself. At most, it will have a slightly three-dimensional effect due to the floating light and shadow.

But it is precisely this sense of three-dimensionality that gives this painting a lifelike feel.

I have to say that this portrait is really suitable for the use of "polymerization beam splitter".

Colin was able to repair this thing in such a short period of time. In addition to thinking about and studying Schiller Moura's "photograph machine" idea, the most important thing was that the technology used in the "polymerization beam splitter" happened to be the same as the original one.

The protective magic patterns on the magic loom of the Youjin Merchant Guild were similar, which coincided with his research direction.

It has to be said that in the past half year or so, he has made rapid progress on the topic of "the relationship between wind elements and space magic".

With in-depth research on "space magic" and its practical applications, Colin discovered that it can solve many traditional problems in the magic world, and even feels like a dimensionality reduction attack.

For example, the various technical problems exemplified by Sir Schiller Mora in the conception of the "photograph machine" can be solved from another angle in Colin's opinion. After carefully studying the "polymer beam splitter", he originally thought

Many of my doubts became suddenly clear to me.

At the same time, Roman Sagan, who was helpless at first, after half a year of joint research with Colin, it was not difficult to solve this problem.

Colin even suspected that the teacher had thought of this and deliberately asked him to come over to repair the machine for Duke Violet.

"I asked Tessa to take you to see Fairmont. I did mean to let you take a look at the 'polymerization beam splitter', but I didn't expect you to be able to fix it on the spot. What's more, I didn't expect you to take a picture of it.

Have you come up with all the design plans for the machine?"

Although Romain Sagan was shocked and speechless, after all, the facts were before his eyes and he could not think of any other explanation.

Duke Fairmont Hawthorne just woke up from a dream, and he sighed slightly:

"This is my wife Vera, Veronica's mother. I'm afraid Tessa can't even remember what she looks like."

Returning to the Mage Tower, Colin rushed back to the room and hung the six paintings in a circle around the wall. Then he stood in the center of the room, looked around in circles, and felt very satisfied.

"By the way, teacher, I have something to ask you."

"Okay." Colin nodded and asked again: "Also, teacher, I need some assistants."

Colin used the language genius persona he had established in the past, coupled with half-truths and half-false ambiguities, to believe that he could fool him.

…

…

After looking at it for a long time, he turned around and sat down at the desk.

"Sir Mora is indeed a top magician, and his thinking has inspired me a lot." Colin said.

"You don't have to be so polite in the future. If you don't mind, just like Tessa, you can call me Fairmont."

"Youjin Chamber of Commerce does support a lot of magicians, but they basically have their own work to do. My suggestion is to either go to major colleges and ask, or go directly to the Magic Association. Doesn't Berkeley treat you differently?"

Colin took a standard blank piece of paper and picked up the quill inserted in the ink bottle.

"It is my honor to be able to solve the Duke's problems." Colin lowered his head slightly.

"There is definitely no problem with the calculation process, but in the experimental part, there are some things that I am not sure about, such as this, the light-proof magic pattern. This is not only a design problem, but also requires very experienced technicians to help you build a shadowless room.

." Roman said.

The tip of the pen is pressed against the paper.

Duke Violet walked to Colin, hesitated for a moment, and finally reached out and patted him on the shoulder, saying with some relief:

"You're fine, Colin, thank you."

The carriage leaves the Duke's palace.

Roman was quite surprised. He looked back and forth from Colin to the paper several times. After confirming the facts over and over again, he said with some disbelief:

"Then let's find a few." Roman said nonchalantly.

The masculine texture brought by the industrial and mechanical style gave him extra enjoyment without any artistic talent.

"I see."

Roman nodded, then turned his attention back to the manuscript and said:

"Not to mention the content, your thesis and experimental procedures are very consistent with the standards. Even if it is placed in the top magic academy of the Western Continent's Blue Alliance, it can be considered an excellent design."

"What kind of assistant?" Roman asked.

Romain Sagan has read the "Photograph" design manuscript that Colin brought over many times.

He looked out the window, lost in thought.

"I used the evolutionary process of several generations of Elvish language to work backwards and concluded that this is an ancient Elvish language. But to be honest, I only confirmed that I was not wrong after I actually used it to successfully pass the trial tower."

"Preliminary Design Plan for the "Photograph Machine"".

Colin nodded and was about to say goodbye when he suddenly remembered something and took out another piece of Gray Bird paper from his pocket and said:

No matter what, Colin felt very happy to be able to help the Duke and inspire his own research at the same time.

"Please ask the teacher to help you see if there is anything that needs to be corrected."

"You're too kind, sir...Uncle Fairmont." Colin bowed to greet him.

"The achievements of the Gilman Principality are due to the unremitting efforts of generations of people."

As he spoke, he handed Roman the special meditation method he had recorded, and told him about the trial tower.

"The magic of elves has always been known for its natural harmony. No matter what the effect is, at least the side effects should not be serious, let alone going crazy or something like that."

After hesitating for a moment, he finally wrote a line.

Tessa nodded: "I was still very young when the Duchess passed away, but I can still remember the feeling when she hugged me. Now when I see this portrait, it feels like the lady is alive again."

Half a moment.

at this time.

Colin held the six "Magic and Machinery" pictures he had obtained from Duke Violet, and watched them at close range obsessively.

"Fortunately, these paintings have no artistic value, otherwise I wouldn't be able to appreciate them." Colin was quite smug.

"The best ones are junior magicians or relatively good magic apprentices. I have to do many auxiliary experiments by myself, which is too time-consuming." Colin said.

Three days later.

Early next morning.

In Romain Sagan's study.

"Skilled builders, you can go to Feniya from the Youjin Chamber of Commerce. If she can't solve it, I'm afraid you have to ask the Craftsmen Association."

"But I don't know where to look." Colin was a little embarrassed.

He picked up the meditation method again, looked at it for a long time, and said:

…

"I know that your language talent is very strong, and you can master Elvish and Dwarf languages ​​proficiently in a few days, but this is too exaggerated."

…

This is indeed the case.

"That's why I came to see the teacher."

Duke Violet said: "It's your first time here, and I don't know what you like. You will stay here tonight. If you like anything in this mansion, tell me tomorrow. It will be a meeting gift for you."

He thought again and again and continued:

"But just in case, it's better to be careful. You did the right thing. Leave this thing here for me first, and wait for me to study it before talking about it."

"Thank you, teacher."

Colin didn't know whether the teacher was going to try it himself, or whether he was going to find an acquaintance from the elves to confirm.

Anyway, no matter what, you will be stronger than practicing blindly on your own.
Chapter completed!