I made science magic

"That group of halflings must be up to something new." Theodore sighed, and then led a few people through the dense crowd.

Lin En soon realized the noble status of the wizard. After seeing the badge on Theodore's chest, the extremely crowded harbor residents spontaneously gave way to an aisle. A few people quickly squeezed into the front row to see

Clear the scene in the center of the square.

Placed on the flat and smooth stone pavement was a huge aircraft about two meters tall and with a wingspan of nearly seven meters.

No, it would be inappropriate to describe it as an aircraft, because it looks a bit too crude. It is just a frame made of wood and steel. The joints are tightly tied with cowhide rope, and then a layer of leather is laid on the frame.

Canvas made of layered camel leather.

It looked like a monster hovering on the ground, waving its wings, causing the onlookers to scream in surprise.

"It's so big!" Jonny looked at the aircraft in astonishment, his whole body shocked beyond words. "Is this a newly invented alchemy device in the Wizarding Land?"

"Of course not!" Theodore patted his forehead and turned his face away, not daring to look at it. He just hoped that this time he wouldn't be too embarrassed in front of outsiders.

Lin En found it very interesting. He didn't expect to encounter such a strange sight just after entering the Iyeta harbor.

Is this a test flight?

Linn saw the propeller hanging on the double-decker wing at a glance.

But if you only use steam as power... I'm afraid the results will be worrying...

Although he thought so, Linn still looked at the aircraft intently. Every attempt by humans to fly is worthy of bragging, not to mention that this world has the existence of magic, so nothing is impossible.

"Hey~"

Just as he was thinking about it, Linn saw a young figure climbing neatly onto the top of the aircraft, tying the last connection point with a cowhide rope, and then sat directly in the cabin.

She looked to be only eight or nine years old, wearing a dirty and dusty delicate short robe, her hair was messy in the wind, her face was stained with dusty dirt, and her sleeves and trouser legs were tied.

I stood up, wearing big windproof goggles on my head, and my whole body was full of energy and energy!

"So young...why did you choose to let a child fly this aircraft?" Linn asked in surprise.

"No, you are mistaken. Lydia is a halfling. In fact, she is already sixteen years old." Theodore explained.

Is that so? Linn took a closer look and found that the girl's ears were slightly pointed, and her pupils and hair color were also a little special. It was actually difficult to distinguish between halflings and ordinary humans in childhood, and the other's face looked very different.

He was young, so he didn't recognize it at all.

"Lydia, otherwise let's forget it..."

In the square at this time, several halflings were gathered around the aircraft doing final maintenance work. One of them, an old-looking halfling, put his hands on the "fuselage" of the aircraft and shook it vigorously a few times.

It's testing the sturdiness of this thing.

Of course, it would be better if it fell apart, so that the other party would have no choice but to give up this unrealistic fantasy.

"Don't worry, Uncle Darren. I've made all the preparations this time. I'll definitely make it happen." The girl named Lydia slapped away the other party's troublesome hand, pulled the goggles on her head hard, and pulled the goggles on her head.

Putting his hand on the controller, he said confidently. "Okay, I'm going to leave. You all should disperse!"

But you said the same thing last time... A group of halflings complained silently in their hearts, but still hid, mainly because they also felt that gathering here was a very embarrassing thing, and it would probably be even more embarrassing later.

And although the wizards didn't say it on the surface, they definitely had objections to them occupying the city square and causing such a big mess.

Chug tug tug...

As bursts of smoke continued to pour out from the top of the fuselage, the steam power drove the propellers on both sides to start rotating. After everyone in front dispersed to make way for a passage, Lydia pulled the wrench.

Using the straight street as a runway, the huge aircraft rushed straight ahead.

"Can this thing really fly?" Jonny was extremely curious. Of course she could see that it looked like a very big bird.

"It should be possible, but most likely it can only fly a little bit..." Lin En did not sense the magic power fluctuations during the whole process. He had already met the fate of this thing.

Jonny was completely confused. What does it mean to only be able to fly a little?

Theodore shook his head. He felt that this thing couldn't fly at all.

Independent flight is the exclusive preserve of high-level wizards. Except for the gryphon knights trained by the Sekas Empire, no one can soar freely in the sky.

Under everyone's attention, the huge aircraft sped faster and faster, rushing across the city square.

A large and long slope was erected on the opposite street to provide a height difference. Lydia was extremely nervous, and her eyes under the windshield were staring straight ahead.

When the aircraft under her reached the top of the slope, the girl pressed the controller hard. The aircraft vibrated its huge wings like a bird, and flew directly over the slope with the final lift.

"It actually really flew!"

Theodore's whole body was in a mess, with a look of disbelief on his face. The civilians who were also watching this scene were also shocked.

"Oh my god, she really did it!"

"Lydia is indeed a [handy] person. She is really amazing. I even bought some of the gadgets she made. They are as magical as the wizard's magic tools..."

"She will definitely pass the selection this year..."

…

The halflings below were all crazy with joy, dancing and cheering loudly, "Lydia is the pride of halflings..." "She will definitely become the first halfling wizard..."

However, they celebrated too early. After the aircraft took off with the help of thrust, countless problems were exposed.

Just as she was happy that she had successfully taken off, Lydia adjusted her course and planned to fly around the Iyetta harbor. However, within a few seconds she discovered that her aircraft had lost its balance and was falling rapidly.

Lydia hurriedly pulled the wrench, trying to control the wings to swing up and down, imitating the flight of a bird to provide lift. Unfortunately, it only made things worse, and the flight path of the aircraft immediately became skewed.

, like a sub-dragon hit by magic, spinning and falling from the air...

(ps: This book is updated twice every day. Don’t say that I am a one-editor. The update time is 12:30 noon and 7:00 pm. The update of the new book issue may be a little slower, so that you can stay longer on the new book list.

, more updates will be added as they are put on the shelves, and I’m asking for all new books...)