Wizards are mighty.

Chapter 202

(Reading the Book of the World)
A book called "Book of the World" appeared in front of Vic.

This book describes some things about a world called "Faerun" that existed in the past.

This world of Faerun was created by the "author" from another set of stories called "dnd" in a higher narrative layer.

But most of them are original content by the "author" himself.

With a learning mood, Vic opened the "Book of the World" and began to recite.

“The building blocks of the world are matter, energy, information, and ether.”

"Hmm, very interesting. It seems much more solid than the rules of the multiverse."

"The rules of the multiverse are so arbitrary."

Vic couldn't help but complain.

He moved on to the next paragraph.

"The basic unit of matter is the element. Elements are everywhere. Water has water element, fire has fire element, air has wind element, and the earth has earth element... Almost everywhere contains the space element. This is the element that carries everything. The other elements cannot exist independently without the space element. The space element is extremely stable, rarely participates in various reactions, and is difficult to change."

"Interesting. It's somewhat similar to standard magic rules, but there are quite a few differences in some elements."

Vic smacked his lips and continued reading.

"Matter can carry energy, and temperature is an inherent physical property of matter. The energy carried by matter may affect temperature. Temperature affects and represents the state of matter to a certain extent."

"Ether is the bridge between matter and energy, that is, matter-ether-energy. Matter cannot be converted directly to energy, but must be transferred through ether, and vice versa. (The conversion conditions of physical quantities such as momentum are the same as those of energy)"

"Ether is omnipotent and can be transformed into matter, energy, and information at will."

"High-energy ether will continue to fall toward low-energy ether, releasing energy during the process. Low-energy ether can also be temporarily transformed into high-energy ether under certain conditions."

"Matter can produce ether continuously. The more massive the matter, the more efficient it is in producing ether. Ether is everywhere, and the lower the energy level of ether, the more difficult it is to mobilize."

"Because matter can continuously produce ether, mass-energy is not conserved. There are many ways to make mass-energy disappear or be produced, but in general, more is produced than disappears. This is why the world is constantly getting bigger."

"The material world is a series of planes, and the planes are connected to the ether sea. The ether that overflows from the planes will flow into the ether sea. The ether sea is constantly expanding, and ether is everywhere."

"what."

After reading this, Vic burst out laughing.

"Isn't this just standard magic rules mixed with some scientific rules?"

"Yeah, it has the style of a world with a higher narrative level."

“And then there’s the bit about timing.”

"Time is an independent existence, not affected by other things, and flows forward eternally. Time can be infinitely subdivided, but space cannot. The size of a space element determines the minimum distance of that space, and the size of a space element usually remains unchanged."

"Light is a special kind of energy that can only be transmitted at super-speed on light elements, and usually travels in a straight line. Light elements exist very widely. The more transparent an object is, the more light elements it contains."

"The normal state of the light element is extremely small, second only to the space element. It can coexist with other elements. Light will not attenuate when it is transmitted in pure light elements, but if there are other substances, it will be blocked and attenuated."

"The wind element is also a very small element, existing in almost all gaseous substances. The wind element is usually in gaseous form and is not easy to produce various chemical reactions."

"Well, let me see, the first chapter ends here."

"The name of this chapter is... Physics of the Magical World?"

"Okay, then the next chapter should be about the chemistry of the magical world." Vic thought of the school courses in the "author's" world and couldn't help but smile.

To be honest, he felt that rather than saying that he was the projection of the "author", it would be better to say that the "author" was more like his projection.

After all, compared with the existence on the same narrative level, he possesses power close to that of a god, and is more perfect in terms of will and so on.

The "author" merely exists at a higher narrative level.

At this point, Vic suddenly remembered something.

"Oh yeah, we should also summon that illusory Vic."

"Damn it, I was wondering why I was the only one to come to this 'new world', it turns out that guy didn't want the 'illusory Vic' who has the same memories as him to appear here."

Vic waved his hand, condensing the essence of the existence of the "illusory Vic" that he knew.

Just use witchcraft to revive it.

Then a physical body was created for him.

"Hello, we meet again."

Vic said to him with a grin.

"Oh... I knew it."

The illusory Vic sighed.

"Sure enough, you won't let me have any free time."

"That's right. After all, in a higher narrative level, I am five characters in total..."

He muttered quietly, then took the thick "Book of the World" from Vic's hand.

……

"Chapter 2: The Chemistry of the Magical World."

"Elements that are tightly packed usually form solid substances, relatively loose elements usually form liquid substances, and free elements usually form gaseous substances."

"The elements are linked by energy bonds, thus forming a new substance, which is a compound. The same elements that form energy bonds are called simple substances."

"The method of forming and breaking energy bonds is not fixed. The formation of energy bonds will release ether, and the breaking of energy bonds will absorb ether. This ether is usually converted into energy, and is also usually converted from energy."

"Each element has its standard size, which is the size of the element directly converted from the ether. Under certain circumstances, elements can become larger or smaller and have strange properties."

"Elements of nonstandard sizes can also form bonds, and the bonding conditions may change or be multiple, and the resulting materials may have exotic properties, but not necessarily similar to the previous ones."

"There is an interaction force between elements, which manifests as repulsion when the distance is too small and as attraction when the distance is too large."

"Elements will continue to move in an irregular manner, but this movement has nothing to do with temperature. Temperature is an independent property of matter. Whether elements move relative to each other or how fast they move relative to each other does not affect temperature."

"Well, if we evaluate objectively, this is actually a very good setting."

"At least for the 'author' at a higher level of narrative, this is already a very good achievement."

Unreal Vic commented on this lightly.

(End of this chapter)