Chapter 763: Chapter 0760: The Course of History (First Update)
As the saying goes, if you haven’t eaten pork, haven’t you at least seen a pig run? Before transmigrating, Li Si Te was not a scientific researcher but just an ordinary office worker.
However, he had so understanding of scientific experints and knew that data collection was a very important part of the experintal process for scientists. Moreover, it was necessary to establish a reference system and compare information ti and again, in order to produce valuable results, such as ndel’s pea plant experints.
The laws of nature have always been there; the difference lies in whether or not you can discover them.
Although the magicians of the Legendary Continent were all intelligent, they lacked good experintal habits; coupled with the secrecy of their inheritance, they preferred to conduct their secret little experints. Without systematic operational sches, detailed experintal records, or even reproducibility, their thods were unstructured.
Thus, the flourishing magical civilization of the Moon Empire quickly declined after the contraction of the Magic Web.
In the process of teaching Ach magic, Liszt instilled in her many scientific experintal thods, among which the most important was data collection. Whether researching elves or dragons, without collecting enough information, relying on imagination was aningless.
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For instance, researching elves—information provided by a single elf is too little, but with information from hundreds of elves, many secrets about elves would naturally be revealed.
The secrets revealed during the evolution of a single elf might be few.
By continuously recording and collecting data on more and more elf evolutions, one could definitely discover valuable clues and thereby unravel the essence of elf evolution.
“Jela’s body is very healthy, all its physiological characteristics are highly active. Through the sensing of the Magic Web, the magic radiation it emits is getting closer and closer to that of a Greater Elf. It should be able to evolve successfully soon,” Ach led Lucy and Ruth, constantly recording and collecting the data.
Lucy and Ruth, the twin Magic Apprentices, were initially recomnded by Liszt to Chris, but the two girls indeed demonstrated a strong talent for magic and have already been commandeered by Ach as laboratory assistants.
The main reason being that Chris was too busy and did not have ti to be in the lab every day.
If the Magic Guild continues to grow and expand, Chris will likely have to transition into an administrative role; she won’t have ti for experints and magic practice. Of course, Chris herself is not a Magician with exceptional talent—Grand Magician is basically the end of her magic cultivation.
In this era of a weakening Magic Web, the difficulty of becoming an Archmage far exceeds that of becoming a Dragon Knight.
“Wow!”
Jela complained, clearly unhappy with the prodding and poking it just received from Ach, Lucy, and Ruth.
However, Lucy was unaware of this and said happily, “Your Highness, Jela is so cute, I really wish I could hug a Minor Elf every day.”
She still had the heart of a child.
In fact, she was a child, having lived in the countryside before the serf trade and in the Mage Tower after, without suffering much hardship.
On the other hand, Ruth, the younger sister, acted more maturely, “Lucy, don’t harbor such reckless fantasies, all elves are the private property of His Highness.”
This awareness was comndable; indeed, all the elves in the territory currently belonged to Liszt.
And they could only belong to Liszt. The Landlord had the right to dispose of everything produced on his lands, even if elves were nurtured on the fields leased out to peasants for cultivation—the elves still belonged to Liszt.
The two freckle-faced twins, one lively and innocent, the other mature and sensible, were both dearly liked by Liszt, “Learn magic well; the most important thing is to learn how to experint. Only then can you beco useful individuals and unlock more secrets of the Truth.”
Ruth replied like an adult, “Lucy and I will definitely study hard to beco qualified Magicians, to work diligently for His Highness, and to repay His Highness for his nurturing.”
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Nine o’clock in the morning.
Liszt, cradling Jela, arrived at the stone square specially designated for the Blizzard Beasts to flounder around.
Emily was already standing in the stone square, letting the snowflakes fall on her hair and shoulders, surrounded by the frolicking Blizzard Beasts.
Upon seeing Liszt, the Blizzard Beasts imdiately lined up in formation under Douson’s command.
“Douson, co here.”
“Woof!”
“From now on, follow Emily for training and obey her commands.”
“Woof!” Douson seed reluctant, but still obeyed Liszt’s orders, walked up to Emily, and turned his head to bark at the Eight Tiny Ones.
Suddenly, the Eight Tiny Ones also ca to stand in front of Emily in formation.
“Emily, you can start training now.” Liszt stood on a rock, his Dragon Dou Qi surging around him, evaporating snowflakes before they could even get close.
“Yes, Your Highness!”
With Liszt’s presence, Emily’s subsequent training work went smoothly, following the training thods instructed by Liszt to continually synchronize with Douson and increase their understanding. Then, by leveraging Douson’s authority, she commanded the Eight Tiny Ones to follow her orders and thus harnessed the entire Blizzard Beast Squad.
Compared to Liszt’s carefree, spontaneous training of the Blizzard Beasts, Emily’s training was ticulous.
Or rather, Liszt’s training was like a master trying hard to train an Erha, whereas Emily’s training was akin to training a police dog. Sotis Liszt had to admit that in terms of perseverance, diligence, talent, and attitude, he indeed fell short of geniuses like Emily.
If it weren’t for the Power of Destiny brought about by the Smoke Mission, his own achievents would definitely be limited.
“No wonder I was just a wage-earning office worker before my transmigration… Thankfully, after transmigrating, not only did I gain the Power of Destiny, but I also beca so handso.”
Liszt’s destiny was more about being propelled forward.
Just as an elder once said, “A person’s fate, ah, certainly depends on personal struggle, but also needs to consider the course of history.”
The Smoke Dragon chose Liszt, and Liszt respected its choice.
He reflected on everything he had done over the past three years and felt that he had done roughly three things in Fresh Flower Town: “First: integrate into the feudal landlord-knight system. Second: introduce scientific experintal theory into magic. Third: ride a few dragons. Of course, the Dragon Knight battle was significant too, and another aspect was the all-around developnt of new product trade.”
It was not earth-shattering, just a minor change, after all.
“Wah!”
Jela interrupted Liszt’s nostalgia for his youth, then, under Liszt’s gaze, it stuttered out, “Li…si…te…”
“Hmm?”
“Jela… wah!” After continuing to call out its own na, Jela burst into laughter, delighted. Its vocal cords were slowly developing, and at last, it could speak.
This also ant that it had basically completed its evolution from a Thorn Minor Elf into a Thorn Greater Elf.
The stone in Liszt’s heart finally dropped, and he couldn’t help but give Jela a thumbs up: “Well done, Jela!” Along with Jela’s evolution, the gains were not only an extra two hundred years of life but also the cultivation of Auxiliary dicine Thorn on a larger scale, ensuring that the magic potion yield of his domain would surely double!
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