Wizard: I Brought the Wrong System

Chapter 443 Conjecture (two in one)

"Hahaha, of course I remember!"

The tall oak looked reminiscing, "I thought there was an official wizard invasion. You, a little wizard, look really scary when you get angry."

Yaluo was a little embarrassed, hesitated for a moment, and said conservatively:

"At that time... I actually activated a set of contracted magic weapons. That set of magic weapons used the power of the abyss. Could it be that these ghost orchids were contaminated with some abyss magic power for this reason?"

Trust is a two-way street. Lies can only be exchanged for lies, and sincerity can be exchanged for sincerity.

Granny Oak's attitude deserves more sincerity.

"Contract magic weapon?"

Granny Oak Nannan repeated, suddenly thinking of something, "Can you wait a moment? I need to carefully check these ghost orchids. I seem to have overlooked some details just now."

"Of course, please." Yaro naturally would not refuse.

In other words, Yaro also hopes to learn from Granny Oak why the ghost orchid is connected to his consciousness.

After receiving Yaro's affirmative reply, a large number of branches hung down from the tall oak tree again, just like a huge Thousand-Armed Avalokitesvara, each branch grabbed a ghost orchid.

The surrounding green grass and trees were moving without any wind, and with a rustling sound, the accumulated rainwater dripped, and in a moment it was like it was pouring rain again.

At the same time, the few green leaves on the top of the oak tree withered instantly, and strong natural magic power quickly enveloped the thirty-six ghost orchids.

The emerald natural magic releases a soft shimmer, like thirty-six green moons hanging on the tall oak trees.

Granny Oak explained:

“Natural magic has a strong affinity and control over the bodies of plants, which is why natural magic can ripen and control plants.

Now, I am borrowing this characteristic of natural magic to break through the body defense of the ghost orchid, planting some of my tiny branches into their bodies, and letting these branches actively merge with the ghost orchid.

In this way, it will not have a bad impact on them, but in this fusion process, I can use the "Forest Detection" trick to perceive the specific conditions of the bodies of these ghost orchids. "

This method... is really exquisite!

Yaro used the 'water extraction technique' on his body to draw out the water vapor in the clothes, and asked curiously:

"Grandma Oak, can you teach me this magic?"

This is a very good experimental auxiliary magic. If you can learn this magic, it can greatly improve the efficiency of biological experiments.

Grandma Oak controlled thirty-six light **** and replied with ease:

"No, little wizard Yaro, this is not a magic, but a small method combined with my plant body, natural magic properties, and various wood magic tricks. Your animal body and plants have a huge relationship. Differences cannot be learned.

Just like you animals, it's impossible to pull out a hair and grow a new body, right?

There are many types of plants that can take root and sprout with just one leaf. It is precisely because of this that I can feel the condition of the plant body with the help of tiny branches.

I think that perhaps it is precisely because the physical conditions of animals and plants are different that my method can only be used on plants and will not be effective on animals. "

After hearing Granny Oak's answer, Yaro suddenly thought of something that seemed natural, but was actually very magical.

—There is no nervous system in the body of a plant, so why can Grandma Oak still move like a human being, and even speak freely?

Yaro naturally knows that although plants do not have a nervous system, they can use chemical changes in their cells to react to the outside world. But this level of response is not comparable to that of animals with nervous systems, right?

"Could it be said that the tree demon still has a brain in its body?"

This idea was quickly dismissed by Yarrow.

He once chopped down a magic tree alive, and also cut the magic tree and loaded it into a truck, then transported it to sell the magic stone. He still had a certain understanding of the tree demon...at least the body structure of the magic tree.

"The demon tree I destroyed before has no brain in its body. Even the so-called facial features are actually just some wood bumps. The eyes are two tree holes. The so-called 'eyes' are actually the opening of the tree. Some of the magic is concentrated in the two cavities."

"At least after the dryads die, their bodies don't look much different from ordinary trees."

Looking at Granny Oak's big, bright eyes, Yaro had a vague suspicion...

There may be a kind of knowledge that is very important to you!

—The knowledge of the routes that magic power runs in plant bodies, or even human-like bodies, and the use of these routes to control the normal functioning of the body!

Change it to simple and easy-to-understand human language: meridian diagram!

Of course, Yaro has no idea what the physical condition of the dryads and goblins is. All this is just a guess.

If it were just a simple material activation like the stone spirit 'Pipit' in the academy, the so-called 'meridian map' would naturally be impossible to exist.

"Why do I feel like there are treasures everywhere and I can pick up gold just by bending down? But I already have a lot of things at hand and I can't keep up!"

Looking for monsters to make money, preparing to harvest 3 skill points, collecting magic plants rich in vitality, and training "Qi and Blood Fury"...these are all things that cannot be left alone.

There are also various materials collected in the past that have not yet been dissected and studied, such as the body of a werewolf, the body tissue of bloodline apprentices... Analyze the organizational structure of extraordinary creatures to see if we can find the direction of physical improvement.

In the future, you can also look for suitable cotton to make nitrocellulose, study the microstructure of organisms using higher-power microscopes, calculate whether the ground is a sphere and its specific size, and what the acceleration due to gravity is... to make more sophisticated machinery.

Yaro felt like a mouse that fell into a granary. Everything was a good thing and he wanted everything he saw. Unfortunately, he was unable to do anything at all. He could only deal with things one by one according to their urgency.

"The meridian diagram can only be studied after the elf is caught. Let's put it aside and write it down for now."

…

"Aro?"

"Why?"

Yaro gathered his thoughts and looked up, only to see that a ball of light in mid-air had dimmed, revealing the original face of Ghost Orchid.

"Grandma Oak, what's wrong?" Yaro asked doubtfully.

"Is it really you?" Granny Oak's voice came again, and the light ball dimmed again.

"Yeah, it's not me..." Before Yaro could finish his words, his pupils shrank sharply and his voice stopped abruptly.

Granny Oak's voice was not directly in front of him, but sounded directly from the bottom of his heart!

"Okay, no need to check anymore, I already understand what's going on." The huge oak tree said, gently putting down the ghost orchid.

"Can...please explain it to me?" Yaro asked respectfully.

"The contract you have signed with these ghost orchids, they have become your demon pets... It is really a miracle. Normally, it is impossible for such a low-level magic plant to sign into a demon pet, and it is impossible for a normal person to sign it So many familiars." Oak exclaimed, as if he had witnessed something extraordinary.

"Magic pet?"

Yaro turned to look at the ghost orchids again, but apart from the vague connection in his mind, those ghost orchids seemed to have nothing to do with magic pets?

"Yes, a familiar."

Grandma Oak affirmed, and then asked: "Little wizard Yaluo, have you ever learned about magic pets?"

"I don't know." Yaro said honestly.

Although Teacher Zhenma is his mother's magic pet, because he has too many secrets, Yaro has never planned to raise a magic pet, and naturally he has no relevant knowledge.

"Then do you know what creatures wizards usually keep as familiars?"

"Crow? Owl? Cat?"

"Cat?" Granny Oak seemed a little surprised.

"Well, I have a relative whose magic pet is a cat."

Well, Yaro added the cat himself. From what he saw in the academy, most wizards or wizard apprentices basically used birds as their familiars.

"Well, using a cat is normal."

Granny Oak didn’t dwell too much and explained directly:

"My good friend from my lifetime once told me that generally speaking, wizards will only accept at most one official familiar, and most of them will only choose birds with weak physical strength."

"If there is a chance, shouldn't the stronger the better?" Yaro asked doubtfully.

Granny Oak explained:

"Because the magic pet is the other side of your mind, and many people have actually had self-destructive thoughts in their hearts. It is easy for individuals to overcome it, but this is not necessarily the case with magic pets. Most wizards have weak bodies. If the most personal If a demon pet suddenly becomes violent and attacks, the stronger the demon pet is, the more dangerous they themselves will be..."

Yaro thought of the 'Thirty-seven Yanyunqi'... Yes, especially Daniel, who tricked him into rushing into the ghost orchid bush.

Granny Oak is still saying:

"...Besides, demon pets can also build independent magic pools. The stronger the master, the stronger they can be. The master has control over the magic pool, so there is no need to worry about being backlashed by the demon pet."

"Independent magic pool?" Yaro's eyes gleamed, "Then I have thirty-six magic pets. Can I build thirty-six independent magic pools?"

"Your situation... is a bit special. I can't guarantee this." Granny Oak said hesitantly.

Seeing Yaro's confusion, Granny Oak added:

“The key reason why an independent magic pool can be established is because the magic pets signed by wizards are basically independent lives. They have brains of their own, but they are not perfect and must rely on their masters to think completely.

Such as birds, fish, rats, snakes...cats.

Well, not many people use cats, because cats are very independent and can even fight with their own tails. This unique thinking may in turn affect their owners. "

A ten-pound cat is a nine-pound cat.

Yaro also understood what Granny Oak meant.

In order to build an independent magic pool, the magic pet must first have a "brain". Even if the "brain" has some problems, it will be fine.

Is there a ghost orchid?

No!

"...Under normal circumstances, it is impossible for low-level magic plants such as Ghost Orchid to be signed into magic pets, and it is impossible for them to give birth to independent magic pools."

After hearing Granny Oak's summary, Yaro also recalled the situation at that time.

Among them, the remnant souls of the undead should have played a role, the abyss contract technique has played a role, the negative emotions accumulated in the past have played a role, the ghost orchid powder has played a role... and even the system may have had a role. share of the credit.

Otherwise, why would the system that had been stuck for more than ten years finally react and issue a task worth three skill points for no apparent reason?

This situation simply cannot be replicated.

Not to mention other things, how can we make the system stuck again for more than ten years and then use the same method to exert force?

Apart from the systemic reasons, everything else is also a coincidence... Well, all kinds of coincidences have resulted in the birth of a lot of garbage.

Yaro asked in a deep voice: "Grandma Oak, even if they can't cultivate an independent magic pool, can you let them gain a certain degree of thinking ability?"

If we could restore the situation of the 'Thirty-Seven Riders of Yanyun' when we were in the Ghost Orchid Garden, we could also achieve Yaro's previous idea.

"Little Wizard Yaro, here comes the second reason - you have too many here."

Granny Oak reminded: "Do you remember what I said before? It's just normal. The wizard will only accept one official magic pet."

"What's the secret in this?"

"Yes," Granny Oak glanced at the ghost ghost orchid in front of her, "Since the magic pet has its benefits, it also has its disadvantages."

"First of all, just like what you just felt, if the magic pet falls into the hands of the enemy, there are many ways to directly connect to your thinking space. If the method is more weird, you can even use this method to directly attack you. "

"A normal demon pet has a magic pool, and it has some ability to resist, or at least has the power to commit suicide."

"Secondly, a demon pet itself cannot be cultivated into a completely independent individual. Because once its thinking matures, it will interfere with your thinking. It may even become a person who knows your thoughts completely, but you know nothing about it. enemy."

"This is also the reason why most wizards will not send their familiars out for a long time."

"Third, after all, the magic pet's thinking depends on its master. Signing up for a magic pet alone will affect the speed of thinking and also reduce the speed of mental recovery."

Hearing this, Yaro asked again: "Grandma Oak, since magic pets will reduce the speed of thinking and mental power recovery, why do so many people sign up for magic pets?"

Granny Oak said: "Because you can completely separate the negative emotions and memories that you can't bear, reducing the burden on your soul and allowing you to travel lightly."

"Little wizard Yaro, but think about it, once someone is separated, it will affect the speed of thinking. If all your thirty-six magic pets have the ability to think..."

One **** brings thirty-six pits?

What kind of operation can lead to it?

(End of chapter)