I Build a Floating City in the Apocalypse – Chapter 104

Chapter 104

Five hundred and twelve spell scrolls!

This was the result of Fang Bai’s hard work for a whole day!

Fang Bai’s production of Fireball spell scrolls had almost become instinctive. A scroll paper would swish by, either becoming useless or turning into a Fireball spell scroll.

But even so, these spell scrolls still took Fang Bai a whole day.

For a whole day, Fang Bai didn’t do any research, he was just busy making these spell scrolls.

During this period, Dingsheng Company also caught a Magical Beast and exchanged it for 100 spell scrolls, making Fang Bai’s stock of Magical Beasts reach a total of three. This meant three spell models that he had never mastered before.

But Fang Bai could only watch, with no time to study them.

This directly wiped the smile off Fang Bai’s face, and he began to think calmly.

“The repetitive work of making spell scrolls took me a whole day.

I didn’t do any research for a whole day.”

Fang Bai suddenly felt that the trivial matter of making spell scrolls had interfered with his normal research.

In fact, Fang Bai had long been aware of this, so he had called Wang Kai over, preparing to have Wang Kai help out with some simple tasks.

For example, making scroll paper, or exploring and drawing spell models, and so on.

This was also a measure Fang Bai took to ensure his research time as much as possible.

But what Fang Bai never expected was that because of the situation where major companies and forces were collectively capturing Magical Beasts to exchange for scrolls, he had wasted a whole day. This led to the situation where Magical Beasts were caught, but there was no time to study them.

This gave Fang Bai an idea.

To teach the method of making spell scrolls to others, and train a group of Mage Workers to specialize in making spell scrolls.

He could even train a group of Mage Apprentices who had changed their class to Mage, and assign them some simple experimental tasks and data collection tasks to reduce his burden.

But this idea was extinguished by Fang Bai as soon as it sprouted in his mind.

Because, this was the apocalypse!

Fang Bai let out a faint sigh. The spell scrolls he made himself contained his Mental Power, so whether they could be used depended entirely on his thoughts.

Fang Bai didn’t care how many such spell scrolls were sold. They couldn’t be used against him, and in the end, they could only be used to work for Fang Bai to earn raw materials.

But spell scrolls made by others were different. Fang Bai didn’t have a backdoor in the spell scrolls made by others.

And as for Fireball, one or two were fine, but once the number increased, it would become outrageous, targeting anything fancy.

One or two Fireballs were ineffective against Fang Bai, so they should show some respect to Fang Bai. How about 200 or 1,000 Fireballs to clear the area?

Anyway, it was only a few dozen liters of Elemental Materials.

Respectful enough? Serious enough?

With a thousand Fireballs, even if Fang Bai was made of iron, he would be melted directly.

Fang Bai would still die.

This was what Fang Bai was worried about.

After all, this was the apocalypse. The technology mastered by one person posed no threat, but as long as he taught it to others, it was only a matter of time before it was leaked.

And even if it wasn’t leaked, as long as the spell scrolls they made were bought by others, it was still a real threat.

Fang Bai couldn’t sell a knife that could kill him, nor could he sell a rope that could hang him.

After all, Fang Bai had to live.

“Unless one day my strength reaches a certain level and I have the ability to deal with large-scale spell scroll bombardments.

Otherwise, recruiting apprentices can only teach basic knowledge, used for chores, and they cannot get the true teachings and become a Mage.”

Fang Bai’s face was gloomy.

“The minimum standard for spreading the Mage profession must be self-preservation. Everything must be based on my ability to survive.”

Fang Bai clenched his fist, then slowly released it. He knew the power of Fireball.

A single Fireball was already terrifying. Once the number increased, the power would easily stack up, and it would not be easy to deal with it completely. However

“If I can inscribe the spell model on a building and use the power of heaven and earth to form a spell building.

Then I might be able to meet this requirement and calmly deal with a large number of spell scrolls.

Then maybe I can consider the matter of Mage apprentices.”

Fang Bai thought carefully.

Fang Bai actually already had some ideas about inscribing spell models on buildings and building spell buildings.

The volume of the spell model was there, no matter how much it was enlarged, it could not reach the volume of a building. Forcibly inscribing it would only be a spell scroll on the wall, useless, far from being called a spell building.

Previously, Fang Bai had no clue about spell buildings and could only put it aside for the time being.

But with Fang Bai summarizing the Field Theory and deducing the existence of Spell Architecture based on the Field Theory, Fang Bai immediately understood.

It was Spell Architecture!

The power or effect of Spell Architecture, or the complexity of spells it could accommodate, had completely risen to a higher level, far surpassing spells.

In addition, the volume of Spell Architecture also completely surpassed that of spell models. It was already difficult to be directly released by Mages, and it was natural to inscribe it on buildings for use.

In Fang Bai’s view, Spell Architecture and spell buildings were a perfect match.

After all, the Spell Architecture, which was a level more complex than the spell model, would probably take more than ten minutes, tens of minutes, or even several hours to release.

Such a complex, difficult-to-use, and time-consuming Spell Architecture was not suitable for use by Mages, and it would probably be quite difficult for spell scrolls to accommodate such a complex architecture.

But if it was permanently fixed on a building, it would be a perfect match.

Regarding spell buildings, Fang Bai originally planned to take it step by step. First, he would collect spell models to analyze spell nodes and figure out the operation mode of spell nodes.

Then, he would learn spell structures through spell nodes, and then use spell structures to deduce spell models, improve spells, and even create spells!

Finally, he would deduce to a higher level and find a way to create a Spell Architecture with both offensive and defensive spell effects, inscribe it on a building, and form a powerful spell building.

But Fang Bai now felt that it was too slow. Spell buildings couldn’t wait that long, and he didn’t want to wait that long. The sooner the spell building was built, the better.

Fang Bai’s face showed a serious expression.

“We must speed up the pace, even if we have to cut corners, some drawbacks of Spell Architecture are acceptable.

No matter what, we must deduce the Spell Architecture with both offense and defense as soon as possible and build a spell building that belongs to me!”

The image of the white tower that stood tall in the clouds and lingered in Fang Bai’s mind reappeared in his mind. He immediately said firmly in a low voice.

“Belongs to me…”

“Mage Tower!!”