I made science magic

"It's unbelievable, this thing actually flies!"

If the wizard was particularly surprised by the airship rising into the sky, then it was a shock to the onlookers!

Because everyone knows Lydia, a halfling who is usually noisy and always likes to do weird things.

The most important thing is that she, like all the ordinary townspeople present, does not know magic at all.

And now, Lydia is right in front of them, driving something bigger than a house, flying straight into the sky, and doing something that even many wizards can't do!

"Dad, can I fly into the sky in the future?" The boy who just climbed up the sculpture and touched the airship looked at the man in gray robe and asked excitedly.

"What are you thinking about? I'm sure some wizard secretly cast magic on the airship..." The man in gray robe simply didn't believe that a halfling could fly on his own. In the land of wizards, all the miracles

They are all the power of magic.

"Who said it was magic?" Darren immediately became unhappy after hearing this, and corrected him angrily. "I guarantee that every part of this airship is made by us halflings.

Yes, not a single bit of magic was used!"

"When Lydia comes down from the sky, you can also go to the airship to have a look..."

"As long as you pay ten silver coins, anyone can fly around in the sky on an airship. I heard from Mr. Lin En that this thing can fly very high, even higher than many clouds. If you have the chance, you might fly

I can touch the clouds in the sky." Darren said very proudly.

Can you fly higher than the clouds?

The children in the square couldn't help but look up at the sky, looking at the huge airship getting farther and farther away from them, imagining what it would be like to touch the clouds. It is so white, and it must be as soft as sheep's wool, right?

The rest of the townspeople were also a little tempted. Such a huge alchemy machine must be expensive to build. It only costs ten silver coins to fly around in the sky. It doesn't seem to be very expensive...

You know that is the sky!

At the same time, several hundred meters above the ground, Lydia was standing on a special chair, looking down, looking at the dense crowd in the square getting farther and farther away from her, turning into small dots, and finally the entire harbor.

The whole city was presented in front of her.

Everything was so small, like the wooden models she placed in the workshop, as if they could be crushed with one foot.

"Is this what it feels like to fly into the sky? It's simply amazing!" Lydia looked around, then looked excitedly at the mountains and the vast sea in the distance.

Although she had ascended into the sky in a simple aircraft more than ten days ago, the height was only about a hundred meters, and she did not dare to lose focus at all.

Unlike now, the airship can float spontaneously in the air without her control at all, and she can do whatever she wants here.

Suddenly, a gust of wind blew by, and the originally stable airship swayed slightly in the wind.

People who fly into the sky for the first time often have a sense of unreasonable fear in their hearts. However, Lydia was not afraid at all. Instead, she bravely climbed to the edge of the airship, spread her arms, faced the strong wind, and whimpered.

He screamed randomly, venting the excitement in his heart.

It wasn't until she saw a white cloud floating not far from the airship that Lydia had a bold idea in her mind before she jumped down and sat back down. Holding the rudder, she drove the airship directly towards the cloud.

Rushed over!

The huge airship hit the clouds head-on and passed through it. Lydia's eyes were shrouded in white, and her cheeks and arms were wet. It felt like she was standing on the beach and being blown by the melodious sea breeze.

"This must be a happy cloud!" Lydia said with a smile.

However, while playing around, the halfling girl did not forget the task that Lin En assigned her. After driving the airship for a while, it hovered over the square again, and then pulled the wrench next to it.

The wooden board at the bottom of the airship immediately bounced away, and the two balls inside with a mass difference of dozens of times fell from the cabin, but due to the restraint of the rope, they hovered in the air again, constantly swinging left and right, pulling the airship

It's slightly tilted.

Immediately afterwards, the halfling girl pulled the alchemy goggles in front of her eyes, stuck her head out, and waited for Linn's gestures and orders.

This eyepiece is the only magic item she carries. A far-sighted magic is solidified on it, which makes her eyesight as sharp as a gryphon's. She can clearly see Professor Lin En in the crowd from a distance of two thousand meters.

…

"It seems that the next issue of Magic Weekly will be a big seller!"

Ten minutes ago, Rohr, who was sitting in the square, drew the accompanying picture with great satisfaction and added his own feelings at the bottom. He already had a rough expectation of the newspaper's sales.

Lin En took a closer look and saw three pictures drawn on the papyrus. They were of Lydia boarding the airship, cutting the rope and flying into the sky.

Although the time was limited, only a few outlines were drawn, but the picture was already lifelike. The technique of this sketch was no different from that of a humanoid printer. No wonder the other person became the commissioner of "Magic Weekly".

After a short delay, the airship had already flown high into the sky, and looked like a small dot from here.

"This is too high!" Theodore raised his head and looked at the airship that was still climbing into the sky in amazement. At first, he thought that even if it could fly, it would only be a few hundred meters high, but he didn't want to stop it.

By the time he knew how to do it, the height of the airship was already over two thousand meters.

Fortunately, the practice of far-sighted magic is not difficult, and most of the wizards present can do it, so they can still see clearly even from such a long distance.

The airship stopped after rising to an altitude of 2,500 meters, and then used the thrust of the steam to drive the propeller behind the cabin and slowly move forward.

Not only can it fly, but it can also drive very stably!

"This height is probably beyond the attack range of most magics." Tik looked at the floating airship in the distance, his expression becoming a little solemn.

In a sense, this thing is a weapon of war. Two magic crystal cannons are mounted on it to carry out long-distance attacks.

If twenty airships equipped with magic crystal cannons were to attack the port of Iyetta, without the great wizard Herram taking action, the entire city would undoubtedly be reduced to rubble.

"It's such an exquisite design, it's perfect and terrifying..." Hellram knew this very well. He turned to look at Linn and asked again. "The design of this airship shouldn't have been completed recently, right?

"

If it was said that half a month ago, Lydia made a crude aircraft that could be seen as a crude experimental product at a glance, then this airship is now a complete finished product.

It is very smooth from taking off to floating to driving, and the exterior design is also very sophisticated. It should be a very complete technology.

"Yes, this airship was designed by me and several friends from the [Arcane Society]. It's just that it's difficult to find a suitable place for experimental flight in the Sekas Empire." Lin En explained, by the way.

The little one took the Wizard's Land by storm.

The wizards present nodded in agreement. In the Sekas Empire, wizards were hunted down. How could they dare to carry out flying experiments so openly?

"Since you have never tested it, how can you be sure that it can fly?" Tik asked in confusion.

"Of course it's because I've done the math in advance using Mathematical Olympiads!" Linn said straightforwardly. "As long as you know all the data and make precise calculations, there will be no mistakes!"

Before conducting this flight experiment, he had roughly verified that the gravity of this planet was almost the same as that of the Earth by weighing objects of different masses.

Now the height of the airship's rise is exactly as he predicted. All these data can be deduced in advance through Olympiad mathematics.

"Olympiad..." Tik murmured this term that he had never understood before. It seems that in addition to issuing official wizard medals this time, it is also necessary to have a good understanding of this thing called Mathematical Olympiad. He feels that this is very important for alchemy.

Words should be very important.

Kevin, Philip and other professors thought that what Lin En said was a bit too absolute. Could it be that the so-called Mathematical Olympiad can really calculate anything?

However, there is no way to refute this, because the airship in front of you is the best proof!

On the side, Rohr took out his pen again and wrote down Linn's words, preparing to put them in bold and bold as a title on one of the pages of Magic Weekly.

"Master Heran Ram, can you please use magic to temporarily turn this square into sand?" Lin En stared at the sky for a while and suddenly said.

"Okay, but can you tell me the reason?" Hellram asked puzzledly.

"The height is high enough now. I'm going to take this opportunity to do an experiment. If it's on flat ground, I'm afraid there will be more noise!" Lin En said freely.

"Experiment?" Hellram paused for a moment, but quickly realized what Linn was talking about, and immediately used amplification magic to order everyone present to step back twenty-five meters, leaving a sufficiently spacious space in the middle.

Vacancy.

A great wizard spoke personally, and no one dared to disobey. The townspeople present moved back one after another, and a circular area with a radius of twenty-five meters was soon left in the center of the originally crowded square.

Hellram first released a large magic barrier to avoid accidents, and then cast the spell again. The solid floor tiles in front of him quickly cracked under the influence of magic, and finally were broken down into countless fine grains of sand...

Lin En took advantage of this moment to turn his head and look at the wizards and townspeople gathered in the square. He used the principle of sound wave transmission to increase his volume.

"Everyone, I believe that you have all heard more or less about my law of free fall and planet theory in the past half month.

I believe that many of you must have doubts about this, thinking that it is a ridiculous conjecture and a sensational lie. How can the continent be round? How can a piece of iron and a stone fall to the ground at the same time.

But I have to say here, don’t be fooled by the appearance of things. The phenomena you see in daily life are just the effects of wind resistance. In fact, if the factor of air resistance is eliminated, the speed of an object’s free fall will be different from the

There’s not the slightest correlation between weight or shape!”

"Are you questioning Master Yade's theory?" A young wizard in the crowd interrupted.

The falling speed of an object is proportional to its weight and will also be affected by its shape. This is almost common sense. There are too many examples in reality to prove that Master Yade's conclusion is correct.

"Then let's make a bet." Linn raised his voice a bit.

"In ten minutes, I will ask Lydia to lower the airship to about three hundred meters, and then drop a hollow wood and iron ball from a high altitude at the same time!"

"Their weights differ dozens of times! But I bet the two balls will hit the ground at the same moment, and the interval will never exceed one second!"

"The bet is tentatively set at three magic gold coins, and anyone can participate!" Linn said with a smile.

The purchasing power of three magic gold coins is equivalent to 50,000 to 60,000 yuan in the previous life. It is not a small amount for a wizard, but it is not to the point of physical pain.

The young wizard threw the three gold coins over without thinking much.

Just like its name, hollow wood is the lightest wood known. If Linn is not lying, according to Master Yade's theory, the iron ball must fall much faster than the wooden ball.

There are not a few people who think like him, so in just a few minutes, more than twenty wizards participated in this bet, and Roll was no exception. He had deep doubts about this theory.

Many townspeople are also ready to take action, but not many dare to participate in the wizard's bet.

"What about you? Are you going to give it a try?" Lin En turned to look at the students in the Mathematical Olympiad class behind him and asked jokingly.

Peirce and others hurriedly shook their heads, and Alok couldn't help but shudder. The last time the professor opened a gambling game, he almost lost a fortune comparable to the entire Iyetta harbor.

In the blink of an eye, sixty-nine magic gold coins were obtained. Lin En also felt a little emotional. Sure enough, you can never get rich by just collecting wages.

However, he used the airship to conduct free-fall experiments not only to make money, but more importantly, to vindicate his theory!

Although on the first day he came to Ietta Harbor, he relied on the vacuum field created by Hellram in the academy to confirm this.

But it is too difficult to create a vacuum environment. Only great wizards can do it. Therefore, this conclusion is limited to small-scale dissemination. Most people are more willing to believe everything they see before their eyes.

So Lin En is going to take advantage of today to completely confirm this theory with an experiment that no one can refute!

(ps: Two chapters will be released together today. In addition, the book will be on the shelves next Friday, which is the 23rd. There will be five chapters on the day of release, and updates will be added every day based on first orders and rewards. Second

The main theme of the volume is darkness under light. A lot of foreshadowing has been laid in the front, and it will be more interesting in the future. Please support me.)