Chapter 135 : Chapter 135

Chapter 135: Spellbook Characteristics and Bugs

After a simple tour of the laboratory I was currently in with Yu Yetian, I started to get busy with my own things.

There wasn't much to see here, and not long ago, this was a place I had just cleaned up.

The only thing worth showing was the damaged spellbook from yesterday.

It had been processed and its internal structure was now laid open.

The spatial spell that Teacher Ji Niang had solidified yesterday was still active, and I had also gained partial control over this spell.

After all, I needed to do my experiments here, and it was also convenient for me to handle the spells I cast.

This would give me enough time to observe the state of the spells after they were cast, which would be useful for later modifications.

Today, I was thinking about continuing to "mod" the Fireball spell.

Avoiding some of the structures that shouldn't be touched wasn't too dangerous.

After all, the dangerous structures were only in a few places, such as those related to power supply and restrictions.

"Um... I want to ask what you're doing?"

Yu Yetian walked around carefully for a few times before she got bored.

To be honest, there really wasn't anything fun here.

At this moment, I was flipping through yesterday's experimental records.

Several Earth Vein operating screens appeared around me, which did give off a sci-fi feel.

This scene naturally attracted Yu Yetian.

After all, she was just a teenager who had just reached adulthood.

Even as an ascetic who believed in the Holy Light, she would still like the things that people her age were supposed to like.

"An experiment, to try new possibilities. I'm sorry, I neglected you a bit. But there's really nothing fun here," I said apologetically.

"No, you can't say that."

Yu Yetian's eyes were fixed on the light screens that looked like holographic projections.

This was a scene that still only existed in sci-fi movies in the outside world!

"Are you talking about this Earth Vein operating system?"

"This holographic projection is called an Earth Vein operating system?"

"Something like that. It's similar to a computer, but you can't use it to play games. At least I don't know where you can download games on this thing," I said, shaking my head.

However, it was obvious that Yu Yetian didn't care that such a cool thing couldn't be used for games.

She was just interested in the existence of this thing!

Under her fervent gaze, I still created a temporary blank screen for Yu Yetian to follow along with.

I suddenly felt that Yu Yetian was also a person who was so easily satisfied.

The person who had been so stressful to talk to just by chatting was now playing with this screen like a child.

But I didn't need to be like this, because I had already played with it, and the novelty had worn off.

Moreover, I was the class president and knew more than them, so I naturally had to have the calm demeanor of a senior.

And I had experienced the headache of all the data from these floating screens.

Even now, it was still the same.

'Modding' a spellbook wasn't something you could do randomly.

It required a series of steps, such as setting up a simulation, changing the structure, and designing a reasonable plan, or there wouldn't be enough time to proceed one step at a time.

Only after confirming the final result of the modification could I implement it.

Otherwise, I wouldn't have enough spellbooks to mess around with like this.

I walked to the location of the Solidified Spatial Spell and skillfully connected the energy supply to activate this temporary solidified spell.

I had just completed the final step, and now I needed to test the hypothetical case I hadn't finished last night.

Thinking of this, I didn't hesitate to use my Mental Power to start disassembling the spellbook's shell and modify the internal ritual.

If this plan succeeded, then the Fireball spell might be completely broken by me!

As magic power was injected, the spellbook was activated by the magic power, and the magic power was converted into the fire element...

The magic circle for the Fireball spell began to be outlined in front of me, but the patterns on this ritual magic circle had many subtle differences from the original pattern.

This was my first attempt at a multi-zone ritual modification.

Previous attempts were to modify one small thing at a time to see what would happen, but now I have changed several places at once.

So what kind of state would this Fireball spell take on in the end?

Would it retain the various modification effects and produce more complex and diverse effects, or would the internal conflict cause the Fireball spell to collapse directly?

Actually, I thought both were possible.

After all, this was similar to running code.

If you changed too many places at once, you might not add many new features.

Instead, you might get bugs or even a complete crash.

But it was only after two Fireballs appeared in front of me that I realized I had actually succeeded.

The Double Fireball spell, reduced size, contained fire elements, and self-rotation all four characteristics seemed to have been retained, and for now, there were no obvious conflicts.

This was both a success and a failure.

After all, having no problems was the biggest problem.

What if I tried to add a conflict between two of the characteristics and see what happened?

Because with a conflict, you could find the so-called bottom line, know the scope of the effects, and understand what was possible and what wasn't.

However, this was a big risk.

I pushed the two Fireballs into the solidified spell and opened the log to collect the subsequent information.

For example, whether the two Fireballs would interfere with each other when they rotated, what was the maximum duration of the contained fire element, and how big would the blast radius of a reduced-size Fireball be if it exploded, and so on.

Then I would compare this information with the information from the previous single-Fireball experiment to see if there were any discrepancies.

Then I would analyze why there were such differences.

Regardless of whether I could solve these problems, it was good to have them.

I could just ask Teacher Ji Niang about them.

If Teacher Ji Niang didn't know, she would go and find out, and there would always be an answer.

I was very confident in the information in the witch world.

If the answers to these questions couldn't be found then that would be serious!

It meant that there was no research on this aspect in the witch world, and it was an uncharted territory that no one had discovered.

I felt that Ji Niang would immediately start writing a paper to fill that void.

"Are you using magic?"

Yu Yetian stood at the side, not daring to get too close.

After all, the intense heat generated during the instant of energy conversion when the Fireball was cast made her subconsciously feel that it was very dangerous.

She was just an ordinary person, and she was also afraid of death and injury.

"Something like that. But we usually call it a spell, and I'm using a spellbook, which is a very convenient thing."

"Spell... spellbook?"

It was obvious that Yu Yetian didn't know much about these things, so a look of confusion appeared on her face.

"These will also be explained in later classes. It's okay if you don't know now," I comforted her.

After all, I didn't want to explain too much to anyone right now.

I had many things I hadn't done yet, and if talking about irrelevant things to others interrupted my train of thought, I would be very annoyed.

And I had also looked at the class schedule.

There was a class called "Spell Construction Theory Explanation."

I didn't believe they wouldn't talk about spellbooks when they talked about spell construction.

And before we entered the Transcendent Academy, we also took classes like spell theory and elemental theory.

Although the content was very basic, it was the fundamental knowledge for understanding spells.

Only after you have actually come into contact with spells can you understand how much of a sham the "spell theory" class was before.

It felt like it was wearing the skin of spell theory but explaining math, physics, and chemistry.

But that wasn't wrong.

These subjects were also ways to understand the world, a way to summarize the world's laws.

Since others didn't have my terrifying Spirit Vision talent, they could only rely on these methods to understand Transcendent laws.

Even in a world with supernatural and magic, science would still exist.

It was just a way of understanding the world, a way of summarizing the world's laws.

It couldn't be said that once magic existed, science would not.

It just continued to accompany everyone in a different form.

Otherwise, wouldn't the efforts of those who studied Transcendent truths with the rigorous attitude of science just be a joke?

Today, I didn't see Teacher Ji Niang.

Without Teacher Ji Niang, my attempts today became bolder.

After all, having someone watching you was a completely different mindset.

Since this one time I brought Yu Yetian here, Yu Yetian hasn't come back again.

And she had also entered the Class 14 atmosphere.

But because of her unique nature as an ascetic and her tone of voice when she spoke, she couldn't really get along with the classmates.

Although it was said that there was freedom of religion in this world, the special nature of the Holy Angel religion itself was enough to make people take a second look.

Most people held a carefree attitude, but there were also those who looked down on it.

And I also took advantage of these days to do a lot of research.

I even extended my "claws" to another one of my spells.

The Protective Spell: Energy Shield.

But even so, I would often check in on my classmates in the group chat.

Even though I couldn't be in class with them, I could still give them some recommendations in the group.

And Hong Chenyi, that bigmouth, had spread the news that I had successfully mastered the Witch Meditation Method.

Recently, the class had also started their Meditation classes, but most people couldn't grasp the key points of Meditation.

So strange behaviors like "bowing" would appear in the group chat every day.

As long as I popped up in the group, I would be met with various "+1"s in a weird, uniform behavior.

It seemed they thought that by getting a little of my "study god" aura as the class president, they would have no more worries about their classes.

And along with some of my unintentional displays, such as my ability to fly, Meditate, and cast spells being discovered, the class seemed to have accepted my identity as the class president.

In fact, it even felt like my position as class president had transcended the class members to a level that others couldn't reach.

I wanted to take a friendly and down-to-earth approach!

How did it feel like I was about to be deified by the students in my class?

In the eyes of ordinary new students, I was indeed an unreachable goal.

Not long after the semester started, I was already enjoying course exemptions.

They hadn't even had many classes and couldn't cast any spells, while the class president already knew many spells.

They hadn't even figured out what Magic Power Sources were, and the class president already had dozens of them.

They were still struggling in class, taking notes, while the class president already had her own laboratory and had started her research on spells.

If it weren't for my timely clarification, this kind of talk might have gotten more and more ridiculous.

Of course, this was also partly due to Hong Chenyi, that instigator.

And now, after the semester began, everything seemed to be back on track.

But there was one thing that was getting closer and closer: the Newcomer Class President Competition!

With this much time passed, most of the class presidents had already been decided.

This was a manifestation of healthy competition.

And it was also a chance for many new students to see the gap between themselves and their peers.

It was also to show them the wonders of the Transcendent world and to set a goal for them.

After all, their peers were within reach and were people they could catch up to if they worked hard enough.

And this was also a great platform to show off their abilities and a stage to prove their own worth.