362 353 It is a chance to think that the effort was worthwhile (1/2)

A technique using mineral wood, how nice to find one.

Evvia is admiringly looking at a partial transcription of a book she found in the wise men's library in Amelia.

I followed something almost intuitively and took a peek, which turned out to be a bonanza.

The idea is to make the mineral tree a second magical crest, allowing it to absorb twice as much magic through its owner's magical crest and the newly created magical crest.

In addition, the recoil is minimal.

The downside is that there is no established method to create mineral trees that have grown enough to connect to the user, making it an ideal weapon, but difficult to create.

However, the downside is that I don't have that disadvantage, and the way it's used has nothing in common with restoring magic power, so it's not a problem.

I'm sorry for Memoria, who was surprised to see me finish recording and jump up, but I ran out of the room without a second thought.

As I ran to Evvia, she stared at the paper I'd brought her, and silence fell.

”.........

How's that?

The appointment was timed so that I could meet with Evvia right away, thanks to the fact that she was able to put in an appointment at any time.

Then I handed her the material I had found, and she was examining the technique closely.

The silence made me nervous and thirsty, and I couldn't help but ask if it was a bad idea.

No, it doesn't matter from any point of view, theoretically or theoretically. This one.

”Then!

Calm down.

If not, I had to go back to Amelia again, and I was impatient to show my joy when Evvia told me that the method was fine.

She chastised me for it.

Before I could ask why, Evia began to explain the reason.

”There is no hole in the technique, the method, the nature, or any of its theories. Certainly this method could help Suela. It could, and there are mineral trees that could do it. But think critically. Jiro, do you have an ordinary mineral tree?

It was a theoretical theory, but in Evvia's opinion it could work just fine.

That was fine in itself, but then I remembered the key to the mineral tree, its condition.

Dragon's Bone.

That's right, that mineral tree is absorbing dragon bones that should never have been there, even ancient dragon bones. You will understand the effects of this better, Jiro.

My mineral tree can certainly connect with its users.

Then, if you carve the magic you find into the mineral tree, you can implement the theory.

But that's the way of the Staff of Adsael.

Not my mineral tree's way.

My mineral tree just evolved on its own and had similar characteristics.

There is no mention of ancient dragon bones embedded in Adsael's staff, and the connection to the mineral tree was made before it absorbed the dragonbone.

......... The problem is the constitutional change caused by the dragonbone.

That's it! The blood in your body isn't human anymore. No, it was originally your blood, but the dragon bone absorbed by the mineral tree made it a mixture of human and dragon. When you were remade, the strain on your body was unimaginable, wasn't it?

My brow wrinkles at the pointed words as they are plugged in.

What kind of strain the difference in the long bones would put on Suela's body here is becoming a bottleneck.

I should have known this when I brought this up.

I realize that I didn't think hard enough when Evvia mentioned the problem.

It's not a burden that a pregnant woman can bear: .........

If Suela won't have it, neither will the fetus.

That is to say.

That's how it works.

That this way makes no sense.

Evvia nodded calmly at that.

”d*mn!

You can't do the same kind of thing, say, if you had the same features.

That's what it proved to be. You're back to square one, and your frustration is evident, perhaps compounded by the fact that you're feeling a little broken.

Your fists tighten.

I told you to calm down.

?

But when I shook my heart to make up for lost time, Evvia said a little dismayed, ”Don't panic.

”Not all your efforts were in vain. As far as I'm concerned, I think I found a solution.

What does it mean?

I was starting to get confused, some saying it was okay, some saying it wasn't, and my head was starting to get confused.

Would I normally be able to keep my cool?

Such thoughts began to mix in.

”If we can't use your mineral tree 'directly', we can just make something to put between them.

But that doesn't mean you can't send magic directly to them, does it?

It's a change of pace, says Evvia, as her tired brain desperately tries to decipher her words.

The mineral tree is rooted in the user, connecting a direct line to the user and allowing magic power to pass back and forth.

If something like a filter is inserted there, magic power cannot go back and forth directly and its effect will not occur.

It can't be Evvia who doesn't understand that.

You'll be able to find out if it's the right thing to do.

”So you've forgotten my tribe. They say when it comes to contracts, you're the best demon in the world.

!

It was a blind spot.

Then I saw what Evvia was trying to say.

It's true that the properties of the mineral tree cannot be used if it's physically sandwiched between us. But if you can't physically interrupt it, then I can use my contractual magic to temporarily limit some of your mineral tree's functions until it's interrupted, so that it can function at its full potential.

Really, the women around me are too talented.

I haven't seen a grin and a mischievous smile in a long time, a smile that smells of mischief as it flutters and shakes the formula I gave it.

Everyone lives in an atmosphere of depression, and when they do smile, it's only with a wry, fleeting smile.

Only now, a ray of hope in the air allowed Evvia to return to her usual state of mind.

”Good thing we have that tedious formula structure in place. If we'd built it from scratch, we probably wouldn't be in time. That doesn't mean we have much time to spare, though.

With thumping arms and the index finger of his right hand, Evvia is trying to set up a rhythm in his head.

......... just in time, but it's not too late.

And the moment she finally tapped her arm with a ton, the schedule in her assembles.

Evvia acted quickly, with a look of determination on her face.

Jiro! You go get the mineral tree, take it and then run to the research area. You there, contact the Giant King! Tell him he's the best, let him owe me a favor in my name, no problem! Hurry up, no time to lose!

And when it's decided, the law of the Demon King's army is to act immediately.

I'll leave Evvia's side and run off to get the mineral tree.

I've already used one hundred hours of the time limit of 120 hours.

There's less than a day's worth of time left.

In that time, I must give the tree its magic and make a deal with it so that Suela can use it.

How long that will take, I don't know.

But this is our last chance.

If I can't, a feeble thought rises up from the bottom of my heart, but I shake it off, letting more magic flow into my legs as I run and accelerate.

The voice warns you not to run in the company, and you still accelerate.

You've spent a long time, yes, an infinitely long time forcing yourself to use up what little time you had off.

You're going to be able to get the most out of your time spent accelerated by the spirit of space-time, Mr. Valus, and you're going to have to use potions to recover your magical power, and you're going to have some abnormalities all over your body.

The body is dull, of course, and the flow of magic power is poor.

The body is not perfect, so I pour the magic power into the magic crest, hoping that it will be a little more, a little more, and move the body to its full potential.