Chapter 72: Extra: Magic Experiment

Extra: Magic Experiment

In the mountains outside the city, the girl who had finished the great battle several months ago was concentrating on writing notes in a cleared open space.

Around her lay broken wood, split boulders, and crystal fragments of various sizes and shapes that reflected sunlight, scattered all over the ground.

Magic Development Application Record:

1. Auxiliary Force Application: By attaching crystal dust to the body and exerting force, it helps the non‑transformed body perform various actions—such as increasing the power of swings and cuts, and after exerting force releasing a counter‑force to reduce the follow‑through, making the body's movements more coordinated.

2. Resistance: Similarly, by attaching crystal dust to various parts of the body, when struck one can use a counter‑force or disperse it in other directions to turn a point strike into a surface strike, spreading a small surface strike into a large one, thereby reducing the damage the body suffers.

3. Microscopic Control: Molecular‑level crystal dust particles can penetrate almost anywhere; they float around me, whether silently invading an enemy's body or acting as a point that lights up someone else's radar. After penetrating an object with gaps, I can also control them to gather and condense in the tiny cracks, just like water freezing in a stone fissure, prying apart hard material. This is my strongest killing move!

4. Virtual Hand: When crystal dust attached to an object exerts force together, it can also move the object—no need for further explanation. Even attaching crystal dust to oneself and flying up is possible. (True·lifting one's own head to fly up)

5. Peerlessly Sharp Blade: A molecular‑level edge, even if fragile, constantly being remade after breaking, leaves only sharpness as its advantage.

6. Emergency Medical Tool: If a companion suffers severe trauma, crystal dust can function like the nanobots of sci‑fi—cleaning wounds or temporarily substituting for bone to support the body. However, this operation consumes too much mental energy, so it cannot be used without transforming.

"Um.... I guess that's about it." Wuming stopped her pen, and while writing the last entry she recalled Wang Quan dying before her eyes.

"At that time, if I had thought of this method earlier, I could have sent crystal dust into her body to forcibly stimulate her heart, then block part of the neural signals—even if it left her a temporary vegetable, it would be better than death! And if I did that, Yongyong might not have died; she wasn't a bad kid."

With a soft sigh, Wuming pressed down the regret in her heart, turned to a new page, and picked up her pen again.

(Sorry for disappearing for so long—my apologies. I remember the chapters I owe; I'll make them up for everyone. Kowtow....)