Magic Mech Wars Steel Torrent-Chapter 110 Target Acquisition

In the days that followed while continuing their studies at Brnor Academy, Sulian frequently took Nalin out.

For these two vampire lovers, at least they seemed like lovers to outsiders, such behavior made others a bit suspicious of them.

Especially the royal family that initially allowed them to study here received feedback from the personnel specifically monitoring them, often stating that they lost track of them. And the means they used were to forcefully break free from the hidden magic and mental tracking and surveillance by usi

ng powerful magic items and the like.

Sulian and Nalin were thus called in for a conversation.

Their answer was simple, and they both responded indifferently - they were going to feed.

What's the matter?

Could it be that your Alpha Empire allows vampire members to study here but makes us go hungry?

Regarding such a sensitive issue, there really was no way to dig deeper. After all, they hadn't caused any disappearances or deaths, and there wasn't even any news of anyone getting sick from being bitten by a vampire. So, in the end, the matter had to be dropped.

However, the Alpha Empire is an imperial-level force after all. For the sake of safety, they secretly had powerful Dharma Gods go to detect whether the descendants of nobles and wealthy merchants who might have come into contact with them had been controlled by the vampires and turned into vassals.

After several detections and finding nothing at all, they felt relieved and stopped paying attention to the situation of the vampires going out to feed occasionally.

Anyway, no one was dying, and they weren't controlling others either. They were no different from the other noble students from other countries who came to study here.

...

The studies continued.

It was June, and it was already the fourth month since they entered the school. At the end of this month, there would be another four-month-long summer vacation.

Therefore, Sulian and the others had to speed up their study progress.

"Teacher, what is the construction principle of this long-distance communication magic? And since it is prone to being intercepted, why not specifically create special magic pipelines or cables to maintain the communication so that it is not easily stolen through the air?" Sulian was asking his teac

her.

This was also one of the main technologies he came to the Alpha Empire to study - communication technology.

"Because manufacturing extremely long alchemical cables to transmit special communication content is too costly. Even our Alpha Empire can't produce more than a few such cables. So, it is most reasonable to place communication magic repeaters at fixed points," the teacher explained.

"Then how do we make that kind of alchemical cable? The fixed living area of our vampire race is not large, and it would be quite practical," Sulian asked.

"Well, there's no problem in teaching you. Just make sure not to pass it on to other countries. Although it probably wouldn't be a big deal even if you did, considering the cost," the teacher added a self-deprecating joke at the end.

They, as an imperial force, couldn't produce many of these cables. Could other countries do it?

If they could, it was likely that they were much better at cost optimization than their newly emerged empire.

However, this teacher didn't know the real purpose of Sulian wanting these technologies.

Improvement.

By integrating the communication technologies of his original world, he wanted to make a combined improvement.

...

Communication magic devices.

The current inherent communication magic methods in this world are all through a special magic repeater device to successively transmit the initial magic signal. And the subsequent research direction is also very simple and straightforward, developing towards being less interceptable, more accurate,

and faster.

Theoretically, there is nothing wrong with this development. Isn't long-distance communication magic like this?

Mages use it in this way. It's just that through magic items, the transmission distance is extended.

Just like when a mage becomes stronger, they can also transmit this communication magic over a longer distance.

Using fixed special alchemical lines to achieve more stable, efficient, and secure conduction is also a good idea, and they have thought of it and achieved practical results.

But without exception, they have all fallen into a misunderstanding.

That is how!

To transmit the most accurate, least interceptable, and fastest original message to the place where it needs to be received!

In the end, it even became somewhat extreme.

They never even considered "analyzing" the original information and turning it into a simplified magic sequence as a signal. Finally, after being collected and processed by the terminal, it is "compiled" back into the complex original message.

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In a certain district, the border is in an emergency, and a certain amount of support and specific types of support are required.

The original communication magic for this message was thinking about how to transmit it most accurately, quickly, and safely.

What Sulian thought of now.

Was to directly create a set of "analysis" magic power sequences to uniformly analyze all messages into the simplest magic power signals, and then transmit them through communication magic. This would greatly reduce the transmission pressure and also optimize the speed and accuracy to the maximum. E

ven if it was intercepted, the other party couldn't recognize it.

Finally, it could be recompiled by the terminal.

That is to say...

...

Whether it was the "wireless" transmission communication magic or the "wired" transmission communication magic, Sulian already had the embryonic form of their manufacturing!

Even, as long as these were feasible and more magic elements could be found for utilization.

Then, using the differences in magic elements and attempting to create a magic version of the "relay computer" based on the most basic "binary" system was not impossible.

The key issue was to find the common points between the two worlds under different material foundations.

Once there was a "computer," then more subsequent mathematical and physical problems that required a large amount of calculation would be much easier!

...

At night.

In the dormitory.

"It was easier than I expected."

Looking at his notes, Sulian became more convinced that his "wired magic" and "wireless magic" (in this world, they should probably be called this way, although it sounded a bit strange) were within reach.

"Here, this is the alchemical technology of Verob metal that you wanted." Nalin gave Sulian a magic crystal at this time.

"A complete data magic crystal?" Sulian was a bit surprised.

"Yeah, Teacher Lena said she didn't know what this thing was useful for. When it was collected from the goblin race, it was basically dug out from a corner. Except for being used with some carving knives and machine tools, there's no other use for it because its compatibility with magic and battle q

i is zero," Nalin also seemed to think little of this thing.

Verob metal really had no use in this world that revered magic and battle qi.

It might be useful when making machine tools, carving knives, drill bits, etc., but sometimes it was even inferior to alchemical metals with added magic power.

So, why would one bother making this thing?

It couldn't have any magic power or battle qi added to it!

It was a pure waste metal for magic power and battle qi, just an extremely useless iron block.

"As expected, it's not an important thing. The witch gave it quite casually," Sulian understood.

After all, the witch didn't know that Sulian was going to use this thing to make the core of the space-based kinetic energy weapon system. Otherwise, she would never have given it to Sulian. Then he would have to find a way from other professors or really go to the neighboring goblin country to obta

in it during the vacation.

As a magic and alchemy teacher here, Lena being able to directly provide it to him already exceeded his expectations.

Esha surely didn't expect that the core metal of the space-based kinetic energy weapon system, which Sulian hadn't revealed to them, would be obtained from this distant relative he had intentionally recommended.

"By the way, what do you want this thing for?" Nalin was also curious.

This thing wasn't very useful, was it?

"That's a secret," Sulian smiled.

"Huh? You can even tell me a bit about the war plan, but you can't tell me the use of this thing?" Nalin was surprised.

"Because I can change the war plan," Sulian said.

"..." Nalin: "Hmph... Since you're asking like this, I'll satisfy you."

"You look a bit red in the face," Sulian said.

"It's too hot in your room!" Nalin said.

"Is that so?"

"I'm going back to sleep!"