I Build a Floating City in the Apocalypse – Chapter 159

Chapter 159

“This time, I might be able to directly see what the Mage Tower looks like inside.”

Fang Bai muttered to himself, returning to the village from underground.

It was still dark outside. When Fang Bai returned, he saw Wang Kai continuously cultivating, converting Elemental Tin, cultivating, converting Elemental Tin.

He had already piled up a small heap of the converted Elemental Tin beside him.

Clearly, what Fang Bai had said before had completely stimulated his initiative and thoroughly mobilized his enthusiasm.

Now, forget about working 24/7, he wished he could split a day into two and do two days’ worth of work in one!

Seeing this, Fang Bai didn’t disturb him. His main body returned to the underground four-bedroom apartment created with the Stone Wall Spell. He first took a bath in the bathtub before returning to the meditation room to continue meditating and cultivating.

It had to be said that the Stone Wall Spell was truly useful. It could compress the underground soil to form rock pillars while also creating empty spaces.

As long as the ceiling, walls, floor, and pillars were all condensed and compacted, it was easy to create a four-bedroom apartment underground.

After his main body began meditating and cultivating, his Mental Power spread out, directly enveloping the village within a radius of over two hundred meters. A projection formed in the matchbox discussion room, and another projection formed beside his house.

Before dawn, the projection in the matchbox discussion room entered standby mode after it solidified. The projection in the house took out a laptop and an experiment logbook after it formed.

He opened the laptop and looked at the Spell Architectures on it.

These Spell Architectures were all obtained by Fang Bai from the ruins. Their functions were basically lighting, temperature control, ventilation, water condensation, and so on.

These functions were very simple, but they appeared before Fang Bai in an extremely high-end Spell Architecture.

This was the other type of Spell Architecture that Fang Bai had identified.

By enriching the Spell Architecture with different functional spells, a single Spell Architecture could achieve a series of quite complex effects.

Fang Bai quietly looked at these architectures, pondered for a moment, and then began to construct the first Spell Architecture using Mental Power and Elemental Power.

One after another, Spell Models condensed and formed in the sky. Spell Models of different elements were scattered like stars in the dark night sky.

Fang Bai felt the wonder of the Spell Models while perceiving the connections between them.

Each of these Spell Models had its unique function, but it was definitely impossible to use them individually if they were separated.

Fang Bai didn’t even need to try this.

To form this architecture, the models themselves must have been adjusted for compatibility.

However, the principles were the same. The model itself was just an external form, so whether it could be used or not did not affect Fang Bai’s exploration of its principles.

And each Spell Model was different, even the elements they used were different, and the elemental frequencies were even more vastly different. Yet, these Spell Models could connect with each other and operate self-consistently.

This made Fang Bai very curious, and he wanted to find the principles that allowed them to connect and operate successfully.

After about a few minutes, the Spell Architecture was constructed. Sensing the Spell Models in the sky and the elemental pathways that connected them, Fang Bai activated it.

Hum!

The entire Spell Architecture let out a tremor. Fang Bai couldn’t help but look up at the Spell Architecture in the sky, at the elemental pathways represented by each button.

The elemental pathways where the buttons were located seemed simple, just using the buttons to complete the closing and opening of the elemental pathways.

Closing would activate a certain function, and opening would deactivate it.

But Fang Bai, who was knowledgeable, understood the horror within.

This still had to start with the “Field.”

After all, Spell Models were not real circuit diagrams.

In circuit diagrams, switches could be set arbitrarily, as long as the circuit could be connected, everything would be fine.

But Spell Models were different. Not only could the Spell Nodes not be moved around randomly, but even the elemental pathways could not be moved around randomly. Even the order in which the elements flowed to which Spell Node, and how much first and how much later, could not be messed with.

Because elemental pathways and elements all carried fields, and the fields within a Spell Model interacted with each other. If an elemental pathway was randomly bent and the Spell Model was not adjusted accordingly, it could lead to the failure of the Spell Model.

Not to mention adding a bunch of switches and a bunch of elemental pathways here.

The field influence brought about by such a large pile would definitely not be smaller than the influence of adding a Spell Model.

And it was added here, which was very powerful.

In addition, there was the concept hidden within.

Ordinary people could also use spells without the need for Mages.

And looking at these different Spell Models, it was clear that these were not the common, generic templates circulating outside, but were individually designed and individually fixed.

This meant that in this Mage civilization, even if ordinary people wanted to build a Spell Architecture, it was as simple as hiring an electrician in modern society to arrange the wiring at home.

And this electrician would even adjust the Spell Architecture according to local conditions when constructing it.

Suddenly, Fang Bai became curious about such a Mage civilization.

He recalled the collapsed Mage Tower and the corpses scattered everywhere.

Where did the super Mage civilization, powerful enough to make even gods bow down and allow even ordinary people to enjoy the convenience of spells, go now?

Were the Mage Tower ruins in the city abandoned towers or remnants destroyed by the monsters that were once corpses?

Was this super Mage civilization still continuing somewhere, or had it become extinct, leaving behind only ruins and this inheritance?

Fang Bai shook his head slightly, putting away this fleeting thought, and carefully sensed the Spell Models within the Spell Architecture.

He especially paid attention to the elemental pathways connecting the Spell Models and the Spell Structures and Spell Nodes within the Spell Models that connected to other Spell Models.

At first glance, Fang Bai looked at this complex elemental structure without a clue, unable to start at all.

After pondering for a moment, Fang Bai decided to start with the “Field.”

He had no chance to work on the Spell Architecture because different Spell Models were completely different.

But researching the “Field” was different. Any Spell Model was composed of Spell Nodes. As long as he could thoroughly research all these Spell Nodes, as long as he could master the influence of the collision between the fields of these Spell Nodes.

Then no matter what Spell Model it was, it could not escape Fang Bai’s eyes.

Of course, Fang Bai had just started with this method and needed to continue researching.

In addition, looking at this Spell Model, Fang Bai discovered a very strange thing.

“All the different Spell Models share the same energy supply elemental pathway, which means that all the Spell Models use the same type of elemental power.

But…”

“There’s Wind Element, Light Element, Wood Element, there’s one type of element after another!”