Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 465 Storage Device

It's very likely that Bydon Academy is treating ordinary people as expendable resources. Now, Archaeologist Sterling may lack everything, but it will never lack people.

Do the man and woman in front of us realize the potential dangers of their work?

This is not as simple as being in a sub-healthy state.

Unaware that Saul was worried about her health, the waitress Vera was quietly guiding Saul into the exhibition hall and introducing several of the college's featured products.

"...This is the best-selling experimental equipment set at Baidong Academy. Each piece of equipment has an extremely precise scale. The control panel here allows you to pre-enter formulas, and the equipment set will automatically complete the basic reagent preparation, saving manpower and resources," Vera said with a smile.

Thor watched as the equipment automatically began mixing basic healing potions under Vera's control, clicked his tongue inwardly, and then inquired, "This requires magic crystals, right? How long does one standard magic crystal last?"

Vera had clearly done her homework beforehand; she didn't need to think, and the answer came out naturally.

"With continuous use of the entire set of equipment, a standard magic crystal can last for 30 minutes."

"30 minutes?" Thor looked surprised and swallowed back the words, "Then why don't I configure it myself?"

Vera wasn't surprised by Thor's surprise at all. She smiled and said, "Of course, this is just the most extreme case. Under normal circumstances, it can usually be used by a wizard for 2 days."

It doesn't feel like it's that much cheaper.

Sochon shook his head. His little algae was quite capable of doing some basic experimental work, and it could even feed and house itself and feed its master.

The two continued walking down.

After looking around the outer hall, Thor discovered that most of the items on display were used by wizard apprentices and wizards for experiments. And most of them... well, let's just say they were questionable.

I don't know how many I can sell.

In short, after looking around, Thor didn't intend to buy anything.

"Don't you see the compressed packs I saw on the airship? I heard they've released larger ones now."

"Is it a household witchcraft item?" Vera said the name of the witchcraft item naturally, as if she were a witch herself.

Saul nodded, and Vera immediately led her down a corridor into the other half of the exhibition hall.

Upon entering the new hall, Thor immediately felt as if he had stepped into a science museum. It was the first time anyone had applied witchcraft to daily life in such a concentrated way.

He also saw many of the facilities he had seen in Archaeological City here.

For example, the engines of the elevator and flight cabin, as well as radiation shielding panels that can be installed in the walls, short-range, medium-range, long-range, and ultra-long-range microphones, etc.

The common characteristic of these magical artifacts is that ordinary people can use them as long as they know the method. No magic or mental power is required to initially activate the artifacts.

Thor couldn't help but think about making witchcraft-infused guns and even high-powered explosives.

In that case, wouldn't ordinary people also be able to threaten formal wizards?

A gun is faster at a distance of ten paces; within ten paces...

Okay, wizardry and martial arts are still different.

Like Thor, he can activate the Tier 1 sorcery spirit armor spell for self-defense with a single thought.

With his current abundant magic power and strong mental strength, he can block a second-tier offensive spell from a wizard of the same tier even with only a first-tier defensive spell.

The ranking of witchcraft does not only represent strength, but more importantly, the degree of difficulty and complexity.

Many formal wizards still prefer to use low-level magic in combat. It's quick to activate, and if enough magic power is gathered, its strength can be increased by one or two levels.

While Thor was thinking outside the box, Vera finally led him to the target product.

"This is the new version of the Compact Bag that you're interested in. It now has a new name: the Composite Space Storage. Of course, you can continue to call it the Compact Bag if you prefer."

Vera picked up the composite space storage device and showed it to Thor.

This new version of the compressed bag has been further reduced in size, to the size of a matchbox, making it very discreet and easy to carry.

The interior space has also increased from the original 3 cubic meters to 10 cubic meters, and the space can be customized to prevent goods from piling up in one place and making it inconvenient to find and retrieve them.

"But the storage device isn't fully developed yet," Vera reminded Thor, noticing his growing interest.

"Oh, is there some kind of defect?" Thor immediately asked, frowning.

Just kidding, he's about to open his wallet, okay?

"Because the storage device has a very large internal space, it requires more energy to maintain its stability. Therefore, more energy is needed when switching the storage device on and off. The starter developed by the academy cannot currently provide such a large amount of energy, so ordinary people cannot use the storage device. Even when you use it, you will consume a lot of energy. Maintaining the stability of the storage device also requires additional magic crystals."

"In other words, it can be used, but it's expensive and costs a lot of mana." Thor crossed his arms and thought for a moment.

If you're going to unclaimed land, you might have to be prepared to run away at any time, but you can't just run away with a car full of luggage.

When Thor left the Wizard's Tower this time, his compressed bag was almost full, leaving only a small space for emergencies. The rest of his things were still on the carriage, which was also quite full.

"Or I could buy three or four compressed backpacks, that would be enough space."

The compressed pack is the size of a backpack; carrying three or four backpacks, Thor felt it was manageable.

"If I were you, I would definitely choose to pack my bags." Suddenly, an old man with a full head of white hair and a beard that had been braided and hung down to his chest walked over.

"Dean!" Vera, who had been able to talk fluently with Thor, immediately lowered her head and bowed in slight fear upon seeing the old man.

"Yes, you may leave. I will explain to this guest." The old man waved for Vera to leave.

Vera bowed deeply again and then walked towards the entrance.

Thor glanced at the old man, then at Violet's departing figure; visually, he preferred the latter.

However, the moment Thor looked away, his gaze froze slightly.

Out of the corner of his eye, the waitress, Violet, who had just been beautiful and slender, had turned into a terrifying figure, dark brown and charred like a corpse!

The slight hip sway that was originally part of walking now turned into a jerky, mechanical movement.

But when Thor looked back again, Vera had returned to normal. It was as if the charred corpse was just an illusion created by the overlapping of light and shadow.

Thor narrowed his eyes slightly and saw a slightly transparent thin line above Vera's head, twisting and stretching towards the sky.

"If Your Excellency Saul is willing, I can have the Academy transfer her contract to you."

Thor was not surprised that the old man could call him by name; the second-level apprentice at the city gate also recognized him, so his appearance was clearly not a secret in the wizarding world of Bydon Academy.

"Does Bydon Academy still buy and sell people?" Thor put away the doubt in his eyes and turned to ask jokingly.

"It's just a work contract, but of course I think she'd be happy to transfer it to your name and provide you with all the services." The old man emphasized the word "all," and looked at Saul with the same teasing tone.

(End of this chapter)