Bloodline Wizard's Dragon Transformation Diary

Chapter 212 Verification: The Ultimate Secret of the Roaring Swamp

It wasn't until the fifteen days he spent dealing with the border incident, witnessing the various killings on the border and the helplessness of countless lives under the slaughter, that he finally understood all the various interests involved.

Or rather, he abandoned considerations of the benefits and risks, and instead approached the possibilities brought about by the Twin Helix School in the most intuitive way.

Ultimately, the decision he made was to kill!

Admittedly, the survivors of the Life Spiral School have a way to achieve a lose-lose situation by using the help of the Bird School.

But so what?

He, Dilda, was ultimately a third-class wizarding apprentice who had begun to mystify.

At the same time, his own talent was not enough to support him to go further—so he had no intention of going to the Central Continent, let alone taking the initiative to step into the Central Continent.

His activities are confined to this dimension!

As for the other bystanders—once they're all killed, there will be no more bystanders.

Without bystanders, the members of the Asuka School would naturally have no way of knowing about the Twin Helix School.

Therefore, the solution to dealing with this Twin Helix School can be summed up in one word: kill!

As long as we kill them cleanly and quickly enough, the troubles of the Twin Helix School will not be troubles at all.

As for what to do if the killing wasn't thorough enough—

That doesn't matter!

If the killings aren't thorough enough, the subsequent trouble will be a problem for the entire school of thought, not just for him. At that point, he won't need to worry about whether it's troublesome or not anymore.

Therefore, kill!

"The Roaring Swamp, this is truly a wonderful place."

"There shouldn't be any bystanders in that swamp."

"But that's exactly what allows me to handle this matter cleanly and easily."

"As expected, luck is on my side."

Thinking about all this, Wizard Dilda breathed a sigh of relief and then drove the wandering wizards toward the Roaring Swamp.

While the wizard Dilda set off again, in the valley at the center of the Roaring Swamp, Loon had already confirmed the true structure of the incomplete spell within the Roaring Swamp.

It's not thirty-one nodes.

It's not thirty-two nodes.

Instead, there are forty nodes!

In nearly half a month, he used the Thunderclap Technique almost a hundred times.

After the first twenty Thunderclap spells, the number of nodes in the incomplete spell structure that Loon had copied kept fluctuating between thirty-one and forty-one.

After the twentieth rubbing, the error range of the results produced by Loen became smaller and smaller.

Finally, after the fortieth rubbing, the rubbings produced by Luo Ang became stable.

Although its structure has changed in some details, the number of internal nodes has stabilized at forty and no longer changes.

"In that case, the architecture with forty nodes that are subsequently printed will be the most accurate rubbings." Looking at the incomplete architecture recorded in his notebook, Luo Ang did not hesitate to erase all the previous inaccurate architectures.

"However, under normal circumstances, this incomplete magical framework is already an inanimate object," something that will not change and cannot "adapt to changing circumstances."

"The state it presents is that of a still painting."

"But why is it that—even though the number of nodes in the imprinted architecture is stable, there are always subtle differences in the structure presented between these nodes?" Luo Ang asked, comparing his imprinted work with a face full of doubt.

After the sixtieth imprint, he had confirmed that there were only forty nodes in this incomplete spell structure.

But he continued to make imprints—not because he coveted the resources that could be obtained by imprinting the magical structure, but to verify what exactly was going on with the structural changes under the forty nodes that were imprinted.

Unfortunately, even though Luo Ang had marked all the minute changes in the structure, he still couldn't determine the secrets hidden in these illogical structural changes, whether because his knowledge was insufficient or because there were more mysteries hidden within them.

He also couldn't find any reason why this incomplete architecture was dynamic rather than static.

"Is it possible that the remaining eight caves also contain something?"

"This structure maintains a dynamic rather than static secrecy, which is related to the remaining eight caves?" Loen's gaze fell on the other eight caves.

There are nine caves with these withered, black marks in the valley.

Over time, some wizards have questioned the secrets of this cave entrance, believing that the secrets within require lightning to be activated.

The environment of the swamp also restricted the flow of thunder.

Even in thunderstorms, the location of lightning strikes is unpredictable and uncontrollable.

Just like Greer, after seeing the incomplete structure revealed by the lightning falling into the cave, he wondered if the lightning might also reveal the incomplete structure of some kind of lightning spell if it fell into other caves.

However, he did not understand thunder magic—so naturally he had no way to verify his conjecture.

As for the more ancient predecessors, whether they knew the secrets of this Roaring Swamp, according to Luo Ang's guess—they probably didn't.

It's not that no one discovered the secret here, but that no one told anyone about it.

For many wizards, it is more painful to see other wizards benefit than to not benefit themselves—to have other wizards take the benefits that they themselves cannot obtain is worse than death.

Therefore, even if some wizards in the past happened to learn the secret of this valley, they would keep it a secret from those wizards who knew thunder magic.

As for selling this information to the school of thought—how could a wizard who has verified this information possibly sell his "cash cow"?

How could a wizard who hasn't verified the information dare to sell it?

As for Grell, it was because Loon guessed the origin of the spell's structure first that Grell the wizard misjudged it, which led Loon to force Grell the wizard to reveal the secrets of the Roaring Swamp.

However, compared to the wizard Grell's speculation, Loon's speculation about the secrets hidden in the Roaring Swamp was even more radical.

What the wizard Grell guessed was that each of the withered, dark openings in the Roaring Swamp concealed a fragmented magical structure.

What Luo Ang guessed was that not only did each of these nine caves hide a fragment of a magical structure, but if these fragments were combined, they could very likely form a complete magical structure!

Of course, for wizards who know about this Roaring Swamp, how to guess its secrets is not important—what is important is whether they have the ability to verify their guesses.

Fortunately, Luo Ang had the ability to verify his guesses.

"Let's put aside the matter of the dynamic incomplete structure for now. Let's first verify whether each of these nine caves that were bombarded by lightning truly hides an incomplete magical structure."