Chapter 1312: Chapter 704: Aivensa’s Renovation Plan
“Huh, what is this? mory Motion Picture Pioneer? Ghost Manor! Faith War!”
“Haha, this thing plays, ah ah ah… an image is appearing, an image is appearing! Turns out this is a mory projection, isn’t that Lord Gaven?”
“A Dragon Slayer, Lord Gaven is actually a Dragon Slayer.”
“Haha, Fairy Midsumr Night, doesn’t this look exactly like how we gathered with those nature-loving people in the Three Rivers Region? Never thought we’d see another side of it.”
“This Faith War, it’s speaking of us, and also the Dragon Oak Mother Tree. Look, look, this is how the Mother Tree attacked the Divine Root under our prompting at that ti. Haha, it’s truly magnificent. We previously regretted not being able to witness it in the dream realm, but now, we can experience it in this way.”
“It’s so magical, truly so magical.”
The Fae Race is famously curious, and once they got sothing new, they naturally clicked to watch imdiately, hence they couldn’t take their eyes off of it.
Not only because this important entertainnt was closely related to them, but also because much of its content directly concerned them—the Fairy Midsumr Night created by the pioneer, the Dragon Oak Mother Tree’s assault during the Faith War—they had been involved in all of it.
The Dragon Oak Dream Realm also revealed its unique side. When those within it chose to watch the mory motion picture, it didn’t project out directly as it would on the Material Plane. Instead, the individuals were pulled directly into the mory projection, experiencing it first-hand as if they were the mory’s owner. That feeling was imrsive, with a hint of indistinguishable reality and illusion.
For a mont, many within the Dragon Oak Dream Realm cried out in surprise, Aivensa being one of them.
Seeing that the deal couldn’t proceed any further, Gaven turned his attention toward the small Wilderness Kobolds, saying, “Let’s continue the previous topic—does the production of Dragon’s Breath Tremor Bombs require only one person, or is teamwork necessary? Or does it have to be carried out within the Dragon Oak Mother Tree?”
Earlier, he ntioned the young Red Dragon Roderick and the Lizard Queen Kurgor—not just to bluff Aivensa, but to prepare to extract their value to the fullest through thods like this.
Gaven had already thought of several uses for the Dragon’s Breath Tremor Bombs. Using them as mines was just one possibility; when necessary, he could deploy aerial forces for a bombardnt on the enemy.
Seban hesitated and replied, “The production of Dragon’s Breath Tremor Bombs fundantally relies on the setup of the Magic Ritual Array. This is beyond our current capability; it’s Lord Virginia who assists us with it. With this Ritual Array’s help, even I can carry out production alone. However, if there’s collaboration among multiple people, the speed would increase significantly. There’s no need for specialized Alchemists; even ordinary Kobolds can perform Dragon Seeking ditation.”
As Seban described it, Gaven imdiately visualized it—a group of Kobolds surrounding a slumbering Giant Dragon, swaying their heads while performing Dragon Seeking ditation, while one Kobold sings and dances to channel magic power.
Rather than calling it a magic ritual, it seed more appropriate to describe it as a worship ceremony—one that was distinctly Kobold in style.
Gaven pursued further, asking, “Is the Ritual Array reusable repeatedly?”
If it was a one-ti setup, things would be more complicated. The Wilderness Kobolds themselves would need to master it independently for widespread use. If it were reusable, it would eliminate the need for Lord Virginia’s involvent entirely. He could directly learn from her, especially since he was a Transcendent Archmage, after all.
The Ritual Array challenges not so much a person’s knowledge as their mory.
As long as one’s mory was strong enough, even an ordinary person could, theoretically, replicate a Mage’s Ritual Array by copying its structure precisely.
But this was almost impossible to accomplish. One might be able to quickly morize a few or even dozens of unknown characters, but trying to morize an entire article of unfamiliar text posed an extraordinary challenge. If anyone had such mory skills, they wouldn’t be an ordinary person.
Gaven, possessing considerable magical knowledge and exceptionally strong mory, held the two key prerequisites for replicating Ritual Arrays.
Many of his current spells had been learned this way—not by fully understanding them, but by morizing them and utilizing them like a Magician.
Everything would wait until he reached the Legendary level, when he had to independently research Legendary Spells. At that ti, he could go back and make up for foundational knowledge with ease.
He believed that when that day ca, going back to study spell fundantals would be like an adult revisiting primary school courses; his speed would be incomparable to his current pace.
Many Legendary Magicians followed this path of learning spells after using them.
“Yes, as long as it hasn’t been damaged, the Ritual Array can be reused repeatedly.”
“Has anyone tried using the Dragonized Gnolls for this? Could their Dragon Breath ability be harnessed to produce Dragon’s Breath Tremor Bombs?” Gaven’s thoughts, as always, flowed freely.
“No,” Seban replied firmly. “The Dragon Breath of Dragonized Gnolls is a Special Ability—it’s magically simulated Giant Dragon Breath. anwhile, Giant Dragon Breath is a magical reaction generated by substances within their bodies. We extract this tangible substance and store it in a Tremor Bomb-like manner, triggering its reaction when needed.”
Upon hearing this, Gaven imdiately understood. This thod was limited to Giant Dragons and Dragon Beasts with inherent Dragon Breath abilities. Half-Dragons might be viable, but those who acquired Dragon Breath abilities later through Dragonization or Professional Abilities definitely wouldn’t work.
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