As soone who’s been through it, Lize knows that the most critical and difficult step in breaking through from Level 1 Crystallization to a Tier Two Wizard is filling the Spiritual Power.
The Talent Crystal Model can be provided by the Wizard Organization.
Consuming the Construction Potion can speed up the construction of the Talent Crystal Model.
Even with a top-level Talent Crystal Model, it can be successfully constructed in one or two years at most, as long as there are enough Construction Potions.
But the step of filling the Spiritual Power alone requires a long ti, a painstaking and enduring effort.
Indeed, there are many items like the Spirit Pearl that can accelerate Spiritual Power recovery.
However, without exception, such resources are exceptionally precious and hard to obtain.
Even if you manage to get a little, it’s just a drop in the bucket, unable to significantly shorten the ti required to fill the Spiritual Power.
When Sunan searched the entire Starry Tower at the ti, he only managed to find a little more than ten Spirit Pearls, and even using them all only filled less than thirty percent of his Spiritual Power.
That’s why he ca to find Lize, hoping she might have a solution.
But to his disappointnt, after thinking for a while, Lize shook her head.
"Sorry, given the current situation on the Starlight Continent, I can’t think of any viable thod."
"...That’s true."
Sunan sighed quietly.
That being the case, his only option was to continue strengthening the Elental Pool.
If he could synthesize a large-scale Elental Pool, the recovery speed of Spiritual Power should significantly increase.
With this plan in mind, Sunan stopped dwelling on the matter and turned his gaze to the desk. Upon seeing the words written on the paper, his expression slightly changed.
"Increasing the production of Secondary Magic Stones?"
Lize, without hesitation, said, "The current production of Secondary Magic Stones by the Star Alliance is insufficient to support the rapid proliferation of secondary magic technology. If we could find a way to address this issue, it would greatly benefit the developnt of the Starlight Continent."
Sunan nodded in understanding and asked, "Do you have any good ideas?"
"I do, but the conditions on the Starlight Continent are too harsh, making many asures impossible to implent."
"Tell about it." Sunan beca interested.
"For example, artificially cultivating Secondary Magic Stone veins."
Lize’s cool and lodious voice gently echoed in the study.
"Magic Stone veins are ford through the prolonged precipitation, natural purification, and crystallization of Elental Energy. The process is lengthy and complex, with very harsh formation conditions, making them difficult to artificially create. Even in a Half-Plane constructed by a True Spirit Wizard, forming magic stone veins is often impossible."
"But Secondary Magic Stone veins are different; their formation conditions are relatively simple and can be created through artificial intervention."
"In fact, in my era, this technology had already been invented. However, back then, there were many Magic Stone veins, and Wizards had little demand for Secondary Magic Stones, so very few Wizard influences valued this technology. The Starfall Association just happened to be one of them."
Sunan’s eyes lit up.
Indeed, during the era of flourishing Wizards, the significance of artificially cultivating Secondary Magic Stone veins was rather limited.
If there wasn’t much demand, direct manufacturing would suffice; no one would go to such great lengths to cultivate Secondary Magic Stone veins.
But now it’s different; the importance of Secondary Magic Stone veins to the Starlight Continent is self-evident.
If there were enough Secondary Magic Stone veins, not only could secondary magic technology quickly proliferate, but it could also free up a part of the production capacity of Starlight Academy, allowing the production capacity for Secondary Magic Stones to enhance the output of other materials.
A win-win!
"What conditions are needed to artificially cultivate Secondary Magic Stone veins?"
"The two main ones are energy nodes and Magic Stone Mothers."
Lize reached out, and a scroll rolled off the bookshelf, levitating in the air and gently falling onto the desk, unfolding to either side on its own.
It was a map of the Starlight Continent.
On it, three or four dozen places were marked with red lines.
"I’ve set up a task at Starlight Academy to search for energy nodes. These thirty-six locations are the energy nodes discovered over the years, with energy richness comparable to Base No. 1 in Flash City, and can be used to cultivate Secondary Magic Stone veins."
"However, while the energy node issue can be resolved, there’s no solution for the Magic Stone Mothers."
"Magic Stone Mothers are the associated material of Magic Stones, typically found in small quantities within large Magic Stone veins. It’s invaluable and one of the necessary materials for creating an Elental lting Furnace."
"There’s certainly no finding Magic Stone Mothers on the Starlight Continent now."
Lize sighed.
Currently, the Starlight Continent can’t even find a small Magic Stone vein, let alone a large one.
A skillful woman can’t cook without rice; without Magic Stone Mothers, no matter how refined the technology is or how rich the energy of the node, Secondary Magic Stone veins cannot be cultivated.
But when she looked up at Sunan, she was taken aback to find that he showed no hint of disappointnt; instead, he seed to be pondering sothing.
"The na Magic Stone Mother, it sounds like a highly condensed crystal of Magic Stone Essence?" Sunan suddenly asked an unexpected question.
Lize paused, thought for a mont, and said, "It’s reasonable to explain it that way."
Sunan smiled aningfully.
"I understand, let’s put this matter aside for now. I’ll think about the solution."
Lize cast a questioning glance at Sunan, full of confusion.
How could this be resolved?
Unless you can conjure up a few Magic Stone Mothers out of thin air; otherwise, the Secondary Magic Stone vein project is simply not viable.
However, Sunan didn’t plan to elaborate further, instead changing the subject: "Has work been going well recently?"
"All right." Lize nodded calmly.
When she first took over Star Alliance affairs, Carlo and the Red Widow caused quite a bit of trouble in the dark.
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