The possibility of the spell book itself being wrong is too low. Who would prepare three spell books about [Short Distance Teleportation] specifically to trick him? And with his current magical attainments, although he has not yet been able to fully understand the teleportation technique
principle, but it is still not a problem to judge whether it is true or false.
Therefore, Xia Duo is more inclined to think that the current experimental environment is not right, and perhaps the [Short-distance Teleportation] experiment should not be conducted in the magic laboratory.
Asking Ta Ling, Ta Ling replied that everything was normal. As for the real situation, Xia Duo calmed down and immediately contacted Aibo and asked him to meet on the public floor, and Ta Ling would transfer him.
And Aberke quickly responded - he couldn't leave now and would see you again in two hours.
So, Xia Duo opened the notebook of "Projects to be Experimented", which recorded some of his guesses about some of the elements contained in [Short-distance Teleportation] in the past half month, many of which were obviously very high.
Danger.
Outside, it would take a long time to complete all the experiments. As long as it is used to avoid risks, there is no need to worry too much in the magic laboratory.
After setting the reminder time of the [Alarm Clock] spell in advance, Xia Duo plunged into the unforgettable experiment.
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On the other side, in Albock's research room.
Aibo looked at the pile of waste products at the alchemy platform in front of him and showed a painful expression. The experiment failed again. He pulled his hair hard as if to vent.
"Why on earth? Is there anything else I haven't thought of?" he kept asking himself.
Previously, Xia Duo gave him a special research application on permanent magic, which was submitted by the junior mage Tilak. He was very optimistic about the prospects of this research, so he started to conduct his own research based on the information in the research application.
The results failed to meet expectations every time. As an arcanist, he really couldn't save the face to consult a junior mage. Moreover, this was already a project registered by the Tower of Time. He read the information submitted by others and studied it privately.
This in itself is somewhat of a breach of contract.
Not to mention asking the original creator, this directly violates the basic principle of the existence of the Tower of Time. As a senior executive, it is impossible for him to take the lead in doing such a thing.
What he can do is to take over the other party's project after it goes bankrupt, and then start research again. Before that, he could only do some research in private.
"well--"
Fortunately, as an arcanist, Ai Bok can carry out so many research projects that there is no need to stick to this one project for the time being. Thinking of the previous contact with Xia Duo, Ai Bok cleaned the alchemy table, cut his hair and left.
Got out.
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Public layer.
Since the Tower of Time resumed normal operation, formal mages have rarely appeared in the sight of apprentices unless they happen to need to perform repair tasks, teaching tasks, territory tasks or other tasks.
The public floor is the easiest place to meet a formal mage, but relatively speaking, there are not many opportunities for apprentices to appear here. Unless you happen to work on the public floor, there are very few apprentices who come to work as a formal mage.
When Xia Duo walked out of the elevator, the surroundings were quiet. Looking around, there was not a single person. He couldn't help but sigh, maybe this is the true state of the Mage Tower.
Because of his habit of being early, after waiting for a few minutes, Aibo arrived on time. He looked at the young man in front of him and showed a smile, "Xia Duo, what do you want from me?"
"It's like this. I tried [short-distance teleportation] in the magic laboratory before, but I couldn't succeed every time. Is it because the magic laboratory environment is special?" Sha Duo got straight to the point and asked directly.
The time of both parties was precious, and he didn't want to waste it. As for the possibility that the spell book was wrong, he didn't ask at all. If there was no problem in the spell laboratory, it wasn't a problem with the spell book!
When he asked, he must be asking about a possibility that he thought was more likely.
"Short-distance teleportation?" Ai Burke was a little surprised. He didn't expect that Xia Duo had grown to this point. Ai Burke couldn't help but think of Xia Duo's information——
One of the most conspicuous ones is that the Tower of Time was only added on Midsummer’s Day a year ago!
It has only been more than a year now, and he has already become an intermediate mage. Ai Bok is deeply impressed by the excellence of Sha Duo's talent, and can't help but feel sorry for him. If Sha Duo could have joined the Tower of Time a few years earlier, perhaps the time at this moment would be better.
The tower will have one more arcanist.
Now, regarding the issue of short-distance teleportation, Aibo smiled slightly and said: "The magic network environment in the magic laboratory is indeed different from the normal environment in the outside world. The calmness is just an appearance. More essentially, the control of the magic network does not matter.
Many spells are on the banned list, and teleportation is one of them. You can ask the tower spirit more about this."
So that’s it!
Xia Duo suddenly realized, but when it came to the tower spirit, it was not that he had not asked about it, but the tower spirit told him that everything was normal in the magic laboratory, and what he really needed to know was the rules behind the normality.
At that time, he quickly contacted Albock, and since there were still experiments to continue, he did not delve into it further.
It seems now that he was indeed a little confused at that time.
After thanking Ai Burke, Xia Duo said goodbye, but was stopped by Ai Boke, who asked: "Xia Duo, are you going to go outside for experiments?"
"Yeah." Xia Duo nodded. He was indeed going to experiment outside. Since the magic laboratory has restrictions, the mage tower itself must also have many permissions.
Even if he lifts the restrictions with the authority of the agent, without the protection of the magic laboratory, he feels that it is safer to be in an open place outside!
But Aiboike's next words gave Sha Duo a huge surprise, "If you don't mind, I can guide you to complete your first [short-distance teleportation]."
"I don't mind, why would I mind!" Xia [书quge www.shuquge.xyz] agreed quickly.
Under normal circumstances, a mage will not let another mage watch him cast a spell, especially between mages of the same level, because usually, the distance is too close and the onlooker mage can directly observe all the details of the spell.
This is intolerable to many people. After all, the details of spell casting are not only related to the secret of the spell, but also related to one's own spell casting habits, which can easily lead to the magic items made by oneself being cracked by others.
Of course, the premise of all this is that the onlookers have a full understanding of the principles of magic and the nature of magic nets. Let a junior magician watch a high-level mage cast a spell, and you may not be able to tell anything about it.
As for guidance, the mentor usually guides the apprentice. In addition to being close to each other, sometimes the technique of synergistic resonance is also used, and the mentor leads the apprentice to cast spells.
Of course, "general" means that few instructors will teach so patiently. Most of them will perfunctoryly let the apprentices learn on their own, or participate in experiments and let the apprentices learn by themselves in practice.
It feels very much like the ancient times in Xia Duo's hometown where "the master leads you in and practice depends on yourself".
Although Xia Duo felt that this master-disciple inheritance model was very backward and inefficient, now that there was such a person willing to provide him with dedicated guidance, he had to sigh that it was so sweet.