Chapter 349: Chapter 337: Impossible, my third law of flas can’t possibly be wrong!
Many shared the sa thought as Sanchez. After all, they had just witnessed the entire battle and seen things that were unbelievable, even defying common sense, which made them wonder whether this was so kind of powerful visual illusion.
After all, it’s impossible for fire to burn lightning, let alone turn a curtain of water into fuel…
“This is certainly a kind of fla,” Lynn said without hesitation.
“So you’re saying there really is a hell?” Rafael asked incredulously.
He imdiately thought of the rumors in Wizard Land, that the star of magic wielded a fla from the deepest depths of hell, capable of burning and consuming everything to nothing.
Rafael had always scoffed at this claim, but now he was sowhat skeptical because apart from hellfire, he could find no other adjective to describe it.
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“Hell is just a tale made up by the church, you believe that, too?” Lynn said with a chuckle, pausing for a mont before continuing.
“Of course, it’s not what you think. I call it the Undying Fla, a fla created by magic!”
“But this isn’t magic at all! It completely violates my ‘Three Laws of Fla,’ such a fla couldn’t possibly exist!” a great mage couldn’t help but loudly object.
Lynn looked at him strangely, and Rafael quickly introduced him.
“This is Master Adela, a highly accomplished scholar in elental studies!”
“Are you the Master Adela who proposed the fire elental theory?” Lynn suddenly realized. He had seen the other party at several gatherings of great wizards before but had not engaged in deep conversation.
“Indeed, it is I,” Adela said with a nod, pride clear in his deanor. He had researched the elent of fire for decades, deriving nurous characteristics and laws related to it.
This included the Three Laws of Fla—temperature (the speed of elental movent), combustible material, and sufficient oxygen… No fla could exist independently of these elents…
The fire elent is present in every combustible material, just smaller than normal elents, which is why wizards can’t perceive it with their spiritual power. It only becos apparent with the catalyst of high temperatures and the presence of oxygen.
Adela, quite pleased with himself, explained his fire elental theory to Lynn, conclusions drawn from rigorous research and countless experints!
He had even won a Silver Moon dal for defeating the Combustible Elent Theory and the Fla Magic Power Theory in a debate about the nature of fla twenty years ago!
Yet the fla Lynn summoned had completely defied these three laws!
For example, it burned in a vacuum, which contradicted the requirent of flas needing plenty of oxygen to exist.
tals and stones are not combustible, but a strange combustion had occurred, so it must be fake, definitely a visual Illusion Technique!
After listening to Adela’s analysis and his so-called fire elental theory, Lynn was sowhat at a loss whether to laugh or cry.
This so-called Three Laws of Fla did seem similar to the three elents of combustion from his previous life.
Nevertheless, it was quite impressive to have researched to such an extent. The discussion about the nature of flas in his previous life had continued for thousands of years, only reaching a consensus in modern tis.
Lynn did not offer much explanation but simply extended his hand, and a scorching fla quickly ignited…
This is the Undying Fla!
The gathering of Wizards couldn’t help but feel a palpitation, but still drew a few steps closer, looking curiously at this fist-sized fla.
Anthony’s expression was grave, for he had just experienced firsthand the sense of powerlessness when facing this peculiar fire, which seed to consider all things as the most delectable nourishnt.
Adela even stretched out her hand, wanting to personally verify its authenticity, but was stopped by Lynn, because if she got burned by this thing, there was nothing he could do. The only solution would be to strip the burned flesh, and if it took a little longer, even amputating a hand would be considered light—in short, even if it didn’t kill you, you’d lose a layer of skin!
Although she ultimately did not actually touch it, Adela clearly sensed the imnse heat.
Being so close, she did not believe the other party could deceive her magic power perception. She imdiately cut off a section of the iron railing and placed it on the Undying Fla.
The slender iron railing ignited before everyone’s eyes!
It was not lting as it would when encountering high heat, but was genuinely burning, with fla spreading along the rod… Adela, unconvinced, summoned a sturdy stone with the Mage’s Hand.
And then… the stone also began to burn!
Finally ca the vacuum experint, and hence everyone saw a peculiar sight—a stone burning in a vacuum!
If sothing looks like fire, and behaves like fire, then no matter how strange, there is no doubt it is fire!
“This is impossible. Stones could never serve as fuel, they shouldn’t, and moreover, why would they burn without oxygen…” Adela murmured to herself, completely baffled, almost driven to madness.
Rafael and others looked at Adela with pity, knowing full well that she had devoted most of her life to the study of the fire elent. Now, suddenly discovering that her researched theories were wrong, such a blow was enough to make anyone break down…
It was at this ti that Lynn suddenly spoke up. “Actually, your three laws of fla are quite good, and there are not many problems with them.”
Adela was taken aback, both shocked and confused, almost thinking she had misheard.
But before she could ask for clarification, Lynn continued. “However, I need to correct a few points, for instance, oxygen is indeed part of the sufficient conditions for a combustion reaction, but it is not a necessary condition!”
“To be precise, having an oxidizing agent is enough!”
Hearing this, those present furrowed their brows.
Sufficient and necessary conditions—these two novel terms seed sowhat unfamiliar to the group, but they could still vaguely understand them. However, they didn’t comprehend the term ‘oxidizing agent.’
An oxidizing agent is a substance that gains electrons during a redox reaction. For example, chlorotrifluoride is a very strong oxidizer and fluorinating agent, directly replacing the role of oxygen. This is one of the reasons why it can burn upon contacting any material (fuel) in a vacuum!
However, there are not many elents that can serve as oxidizers, and the vast majority are compounds…
Considering that Rafael and the others had limited knowledge, Lynn didn’t launch into a lengthy explanation, which would require him first to explain what a redox reaction is, then to talk about the internal structure of atoms…
So after contemplating for a mont, Lynn spoke as simply as possible. “In layman’s terms, it ans that so elents can replace oxygen as the condition to ignite flas, so even in an oxygen-free environnt, combustion can continue…”
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