I made science magic

Two days later, a convoy pulled by several strong camel beasts slowly walked on the official road of the seaport city.

At the front of the motorcade, inside the luxuriously decorated carriage, an old wizard was staring out the window, looking at the architectural layout of the entire city.

"Mr. Tick, do you think this continent is really spherical?" Beside you, a gorgeously dressed wizard stared at a gold coin and a copper coin tossed in his hand and asked curiously.

"Rohr, I'm afraid no one can really confirm or refute this conjecture until it is thoroughly verified..." It took Tik a long time to look away from the rows of houses of the same length and width, and then continued to speak.

said.

"It is rumored that in the parliament, there is a legendary wizard who is proficient in elemental science. After learning about this conjecture, he is going to use flying magic to fly high into the sky to confirm whether the continent is round or flat..."

"What's the result?" Rohr asked extremely curiously.

"Until the time we set off, the adult had not come back yet!" Tik said, shaking his head.

It's been a few days, right?

Could it be...Roel couldn't help but shudder, but then rejected the idea. Although he had never really seen the power possessed by the legendary wizard, he also understood that it was definitely powerful beyond imagination.

It seems that the safety of these big shots is not the turn of a small role like me to worry about.

"Anyway, once this news is released, all the wizards of the prophecy school will be in an uproar." Tik said with emotion.

Those wizards of the prophecy school always try to analyze the destiny of the galaxy from the trajectory of the galaxy. The star map widely circulated in the wizard's land is from their hands, and Linn's planet theory undoubtedly completely refutes this theory.

Regarding this, Tik is naturally happy to see this happen.

In his opinion, the prophecy school is a waste of parliamentary funds. It will only put forward some vague-sounding words, and then explain them word by word based on the facts after the incident, making it unclear whether this is a prophecy.

Success is still a fabricated lie.

Rohr didn't care much about the thoughts of the wizards of the prophecy school, but pondered in his mind another theory mentioned by the wizard named Linn, the law of free fall.

The acceleration of an object falling has nothing to do with its weight and mass. When two objects with different masses fall from the same height, they will hit the ground at the same time.

Although this theory has been verified by some great wizards, it is still a bit too abnormal and makes people feel unbelievable.

Could it be said that if you move a pebble and an entire mountain to the sky, they will fall to the ground at the same time?

Rohr tried tossing the gold and copper coins in his hand, and there was no doubt that the gold coin with greater mass fell first.

While he was deep in thought, the motorcade slowly stopped.

"What's going on?" Rohr asked with a hint of dissatisfaction. He probably hadn't arrived at Iyeta Magic Academy yet.

"Master Wizard, the road ahead is blocked." The servant driving the camel beast hurriedly explained.

Roll opened the curtain and immediately saw countless townspeople gathering in the square, seemingly discussing something.

"What's going on?" Tik also asked. He also heard the noisy sounds from the outside world just now.

Tik looked forward. Taking advantage of the height difference brought by the carriage, the huge and weird alchemy machine located in the center of the square soon appeared in front of the two of them.

This thing is as high as two stories, and the whole thing is divided into upper and lower parts.

The top is an inverted oval sphere, the length is estimated to be more than twenty meters, and the bottom is something similar to a ship, but it looks much smaller, and the overall length is less than an oval sphere.

One-third the size, and tied with strong hanging ropes in the middle.

"Is this the alchemy machine recently developed by Master Helram? It's so big!" Rohr said with emotion. This is simply bigger than the golems in the Wizarding City.

"No, I think it has nothing to do with Lord Herram..." Tik retorted after listening to the noisy discussions around him for a while.

The ones mentioned most by the townspeople here are Lynn, Lydia and a thing called an airship.

Airship...is this the name of this alchemical machine?

"So, is it related to the wizard from the Sekas Empire again? It's really interesting... Let's walk over and have a look!" Rolle got out of the carriage and said with interest.

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On the other side, in the center of the city square, Lydia and the airship she made have been surrounded by onlookers. Whether they are seven or eight-year-old children or strong farmers, they all want to touch it.

This behemoth is taller than a house.

A dozen halflings were surrounding the airship like guards, with proud expressions on their faces. This was a treasure they had spent more than half a month working on!

A naughty boy secretly climbed onto the sculpture, struggled to straighten up, raised his hand high, and poked at the bottom of the airship's airbag, feeling the soft touch. After discovering that he could not puncture the seemingly weak airbag at all,

He retracted his hand, but kept his eyes fixed on the big airship in front of him.

"Aha! It's so soft~" Several other naughty children also climbed up curiously, touched the airship with their rough hands, and shouted excitedly.

Darren was immediately startled and jumped up quickly, trying to drive the other person away, but he was too short and couldn't reach him even if he jumped up. He could only scold him with an embarrassed face.

"Go, go...don't let me break it. I won't be able to afford the compensation if I sell you!"

Although the airbag made of camel leather is very strong and difficult to scratch with a knife, they have devoted all their energy and savings for this flight experiment and will not allow any mistakes.

"Uncle Darren, how did you pull such a big thing here? It's called an airship. Can it really fly?" The boy in the lead asked with a smile, not afraid of Darren who was not as tall as him.

The onlookers were also extremely curious. Judging from the appearance, this thing called an airship probably weighed tens of thousands of kilograms, but Lidia and others were able to move this thing from the workshop on the west side to the square.

"You don't understand this. This thing just looks big but it's not heavy at all... No, you can't say that. It should be that it's not heavy when pushed. I heard the wizard say that this is because the lift offsets most of the gravity. Then

Plus there are pulleys at the bottom, so it’s not tiring to move at all..."

Darren said proudly, his beard raised up, but before he finished speaking, he was stepped on by Lidia hard, and then he reacted, and immediately changed his expression, as if he was guarding against thieves.

Staring at everyone present, he said with a serious expression.

"Secrets, these are all secrets!"