"King Solomon had countless great creations in his life, but all of them were destroyed with the fall of the holy city."

Duva gently stroked the dark permanent metal, his words were full of regret, and when the corner of his eyes swept over Lebius and others, he showed undisguised malice. It was the Cogard Empire and the Rhine League that jointly destroyed

the holy city.

"Brimstone and fire destroyed the sacred city, but it failed to destroy everything. No matter how the fire burns, there will eventually be some warm ashes left."

Duva's tone was deep. At this moment, he looked like a real scholar, with his eyes containing sadness for the past history and the pursuit of knowledge.

"The Monks of Truth have internally collected some of King Solomon's manuscripts, which record many of his great creations. For a long time, the work of the Monks of Truth has been based on the nature of the descriptions in the manuscripts, trying to reproduce King Solomon's great creations.

.”

Borogo said, "This thing... is one of the constant metals?"

Dua nodded in affirmation, "According to the description in King Solomon's manuscript, he created an 'absolute reality' metal, and then he named this metal constant metal."

Seeing the blank looks in their eyes, Dewar was anxious and bored. He wanted to find a research room immediately and start researching on constant metals and primitive things, instead of explaining endlessly to these idiots.

"Let's recall some basics."

Dua sighed, "Ether is a strange energy that overflows in the world. Through the alchemical matrix implanted in the soul, the condensers drive the ether to achieve some effect that can distort reality.

For example, fireworks, thunder and lightning, shaping steel, freezing others, etc., all use ether as energy to break the laws of physics, which means that the essence of our power is the distortion of reality."

Duva stopped talking, with a troubled look on his face, and tried to explain the power of the constant metal in terms that others could understand. "The power of 'absolute reality' will make the constant metal reject the distortion and influence of all forces."

, and thus maintain the absolute reality of the essence.”

"Behold, no matter how we influence it, it will reject all influences and exclude all outside interference."

As he spoke, Duva pulled out a hammer from nowhere and hit it hard on the constant metal. This guy's action was so sudden that no one could react.

Sparks were flying, the sound of metal echoed, and Dewar's arms were numb with shock, but the constant metal remained the same as before. It was not distorted by the ether or affected by physical attacks, and only maintained the original and absolutely real reality.

"Damn it, can you control yourself?"

Bologg stopped him. He probably knew the properties of constant metals. With Dewar's madness for primitive things, he might really cut off Gauld's hand.

Boluogo noticed that the extended chain was tightly tied to Gauld's arm, "Wait a minute, if that's the case, how did Gauld wear it on his hand?"

Duva looked at Boluogo as if he were an idiot and asked, "Do you think there really is matter that is not affected by the outside world?"

"But as you said, it's not distorted by reality."

"It's only immune to reality distortion to a certain extent," Dua added. "Even King Solomon couldn't create something like that. Just like an absolute rigid body in the concept of physics, something that is completely immune to reality distortion is

What doesn’t exist, even if it exists, is only in theory.”

"As for how Gauld did it...it's just a collision between force and force. Ether and constant metal are like magnets of the same sex, repelling each other, but when your power suppresses the repulsion of constant metal, then you can

Twist it.”

Listening to Dewar's explanation of the constant metal, Jeffrey didn't understand, "Then what's the use of making it?"

Judging from Jeffrey's knowledge, he can't think of any application of constant metal. After all, it is stable and the only thing that is not disturbed is itself.

Jeffrey continued, "Or is it just the product of an accidental distortion like the snake scale fluid?"

Without waiting for Dua's answer, Lebius put forward his guess.

"Weapons and Shackles."

Lebius is keenly aware of the many application environments of constant metal. For example, warheads made of constant metal can ignore the influence of ether, just as if they are protected by the silence of ether, and can easily penetrate many protections.

As for the shackles, this application has been shown to several people. According to what Dua said, if you want to interfere with the constant metal, you need at least the power of the defender level, and such power is rare.

Du Wa shook his head. He was not very satisfied with the answers given by several people. Then his eyes fell on Aimu. He was looking forward to what kind of answer Aimu, who was also an alchemist, would give.

"container."

After thinking for a moment, Aimu said, "A container used to avoid ether interference."

Burlogo said, "Explain it."

Everyone here has only a superficial understanding of alchemy, and it is difficult for them to understand the professional and complex ideas of alchemists.

"Take gas as an example. There are many similarities between ether and gas. Gas fills everywhere in the world, and the air pressure is inconsistent in different areas. The same is true for ether. In some areas, the ether concentration is high, and in some areas, the ether concentration is low. The air will

It oxidizes matter, and ether also invades matter and affects it. The sublime itself is the best proof of this."

Being with the ether all year round, the ether will gradually transform the body of the condenser. When the person reaches the third stage of power, the ether transformation he can have is the most significant.

Aimu's explanation was a bit too popular, which made Bologg realize that etherification may also be regarded as a kind of "oxidation".

Aimu stepped forward and gently touched the surface of the constant metal. Her arms became illusory, trying to penetrate the constant metal, but just like before, a repulsive force came, rejecting Aimu's transgression.

"If some alchemical materials are in contact with the ether for a long time, they themselves will be affected by the ether to a certain extent, just like metals being oxidized. The scope of the impact is almost negligible, but the impact does exist."

Aimu said solemnly, "In rigorous research, such errors are absolutely not allowed. Usually these substances that easily react with ether will be placed under the conditions of ether vacuum, but maintaining the ether vacuum requires a huge amount of money."

resources, and the ether vacuum environment is easily affected by the outside world."

Aimu was deeply aware of this. During an experiment, the concentration of ether in the outside world suddenly increased, which directly compressed the scope of the ether vacuum, leading to the failure of Aimu's experiment.

"But it's different with the constant metal. As long as it is used as a container, it can repel all the ether and maintain internal stability."

Like insects sealed in amber.

Dewar analyzed, "From this point of view, the original thing is likely to be a substance that easily reacts with ether, so King Solomon used it to protect it."

Lebius was silent for a while and nodded in recognition. Now that Dua gradually showed his value, he began to look forward to the subsequent analysis of the original thing.

"That is to say, we have to find another way to return to the Bureau of Order," Dua said directly to Lebius this time. "You must know that the door of the winding path itself is a distortion of reality that enters the material. We can easily step through it."

It’s in the process of getting started, but the constant metal will definitely repel the door and refuse the distortion of the winding path.”

Dewar used an analogy, "People go in, but the constant metal remains outside."

At this moment, some unsolved mysteries also had answers. When the tenth group was attacked, Gauld failed to bring the original object back to the Bureau of Order because the constant metal refused the distortion of reality, and he could only carry it with him.

Constant Metal ran away, looking for a way to return to the Bureau of Order.

Several people exchanged heatedly again, but no one noticed that on the smooth, mirror-like metal surface, tiny cracks were cracking out little by little at the location that Bologna had just touched.

Boluogo shook the constant metal, although the impact was almost zero. If you don't observe it with a lens, it is even difficult to see this microscopic change. However, just like the iron law of reality, it really happens and exists.

During the exchange, Duva's eyes also fell on Boluogo vaguely. He noticed the strangeness of Boluogo's secret power. Duva felt that he had seen similar power somewhere, but he could not remember it.

Already.

…

Palmer's worldview collapsed twice in his life. The first time was when he was at his coming-of-age ceremony. Palmer's dear old father told him with a smile on his face the dangers and dangers of the extraordinary world. At that time, he was young.

Palmer was so frightened that he burst into tears on the spot and remained autistic for many days.

The second collapse of the worldview occurred when Palmer, after working for a period of time, encountered a cult sacrifice ceremony and was forced to become a debtor. Luck and bad luck played tricks on Palmer's life, kicking him like a mouse.

Kick it away, no matter how young, frivolous, and full of passion, in the end you will only be left with the numbness after being played with.

If possible, Palmer felt that these two worldview collapses were enough. Whether it was his spirit or body, it would be difficult for him to withstand the impact of the third collapse. However, Palmer never expected that this day would come anyway.

, or in this strange way.

Palmer sat beside Irwin's bed, like a miserable girl who had been let down. His voice was sobbing, his body was shaking, and his eyes were empty. He couldn't hold it anymore, but he still pretended to be strong and asked.

"So...his exit was just because you simply didn't know how to write it, rather than because of any other deep meaning?"

"Yes," Irwin confirmed Palmer's words, "I was writing this character, but I just felt that the number of words was a bit insufficient, and I needed some characters to fill in the content. As for his exit, it was because he had too many story lines that I couldn't wrap up.

Now that it’s clean, I don’t want to think about it anymore, so I might as well just leave.”

Palmer couldn't breathe and almost suffocated. If it weren't for the good physique of the believer, he really thought he would have a heart attack.

"Then the same is true for this plot? All the rare sweetness and warmth are just fake?"

"Oh? This part," Irwin scratched his head, "My editor said that young people nowadays like to watch family-friendly movies, so he asked me to write something like this, um... that's it."

Palmer covered his chest and felt a twinge of angina, "Then... what about this part? You can't make this part up, right?"

Irwin said casually, "Not this part, but unfortunately, I should have been able to write this part better, but I was eager to submit the manuscript at the time, so I just made two strokes and submitted it."

Palmer fell completely silent. According to the plot of the novel, at this time he should have taken out a cigarette and put it in his mouth, then looked into the distance with a sad look, or hidden his face in pain.

"Oh... forget it, is this the difference between fantasy and reality?"

Palmer comforted himself and tried to let go of it all.

"Don't think too much about my friend, you don't need to ask me these things," Irwin could understand Palmer's mood at the moment. He had just used the same method to treat Cinderella, "Don't pay too much attention to my words, sometimes my answers

It doesn’t represent everything.”

"But you are the author, those stories and characters are what you wrote!" Palmer wailed, and Irwin's answer undoubtedly sentenced all his fantasies to death.

"No, you can't think like that," Irwin patted Palmer on the shoulder, "I've always felt that when an author writes a work, it no longer belongs to the author himself."

Palmer asked, "Are you referring to the copyright ownership of the work?"

Irwin was stunned for a moment, "Huh?"

Palmer didn't understand these things very well, "What about royalties, income, etc.?"

"No, no, I mean the right to interpret the work." Irwin was curious about Palmer's way of thinking. He is also a strange guy. "Compared to the author, I think I am more like a narrator. This
To be continued...