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Chapter 34 Experiment (Part Two)

"Have we been abandoned?" Lauren asked, somewhat bewildered.

He stared longingly at Lynn.

Actually, after becoming a lizardman, he was the one who felt the most insecure.

From a human being, he became an outcast, unacceptable to human society.

Although she had never tried it, Lauren thought that if she took off the curtain coat she was wearing and walked down the street, she would definitely attract countless screams and horrified stares.

The only thing in this world that could tolerate his eccentricity was the boy in front of him.

"No, that won't happen." Lynn paused. "At least I won't suddenly disappear."

Early the next morning, Lynn observed the framework of the newly completed sleeping spell in his mind.

This is a three-dimensional model that is difficult to describe in words.

The moment all the nodes are completed, the spell framework is completely integrated.

Lynn noticed that the model had a lot of details.

The spell framework is now complete, signifying that I have successfully mastered this zero-ring spell – the Sleeping Curse.

However, we still need a test subject.

Lynn went to the backyard of her house.

The soil on the lawn in the backyard loosened, and a metal head was revealed the next moment.

Iron Earthworm had no idea what it was about to encounter.

There are two modes for casting the Sleep Spell.

One method is casting spells without incantations, which is advantageous in its concealment, but it's not that concealed. This is because the mental energy in the mind becomes highly active when casting spells, making it undetectable to ordinary people and those with much lower mental energy.

However, this is very obvious for beings whose mental strength is not inferior to their own or whose difference is not significant, and the casting speed of spells without incantations will be relatively slow.

Another method involves casting spells with incantations, which requires reciting incantations aloud.

The only drawback of using incantations is that the incantations are very obvious, but the advantage is that the casting speed is faster!

Lynn didn't know exactly how much faster it would be; the spellbook only mentioned that casting spells with incantations would be faster, and that it was affected by proficiency.

Lynn raised his right hand, and with a thought, his mental energy flowed into the spell's framework like a tap being turned on.

A large amount of spiritual energy is constantly disappearing.

It took more than a quarter of its mental energy to stop.

Lynn estimated that it cost about twice as much as a zero-ring spell on the wand.

Is it because wands can conserve mental energy, or because spells are inscribed on wands?

Lynn pondered in his heart.

As the spell was successfully cast, a cloud of grayish-white mist condensed in his palm.

Just like what I saw with Teacher Anglie, it can be released at any time through one's own will.

Choosing the iron earthworm as his target, Lynn's mind raced, and the grayish-white mist in his hand flew out extremely fast.

Release the Sleeping Curse!

The grayish-white mist instantly merged into the iron earthworm's body, causing it to stiffen.

He collapsed the next moment.

Lynn received no response when he tried to contact her via the metal ring.

The connection has completely dropped!

Lynn had a general understanding of the spell's range and projectile speed.

Lynn took out his staff again and cast a sleeping spell once more.

This time, when Lynn was expending his mental energy, he felt a feedback force coming from the staff in his hand.

This force is inexhaustible and extremely resilient.

Lynn instantly understood that the reason why casting spells could reduce energy consumption was because of this staff.

This staff is a good thing.

The ability to reduce the mental energy required to cast spells is of great importance to wizards!

Without a staff, one can only cast a maximum of 3 zero-ring spells; with this staff, one can cast approximately 6 or 7 spells.

Lynn

Level: 3 (0/100)

Physical fitness: 1.63

Mental Power: 3.7

master:

—Earth Ring Meditation (11%)

Life occupations:

-- Level 1 variability (11%) (0/10)

——Level 1 Bloodline Studies (1%) (0/10)

General experience points: 0

Physical fitness improved by 0.01 compared to before, a very small improvement.

However, my mental strength has increased considerably as my level and meditation techniques have improved.

Lynn estimated that without a staff, the mental energy required to cast a zero-ring spell should be 1 standard value.

If you hold a staff, the mental energy cost of casting a zero-ring spell is halved, reaching the standard value of 0.5.

If an ordinary person's mental strength has not been enhanced, even if they are given the ability to cast a zero-ring spell, without a staff, a single zero-ring spell can completely drain their mental strength.

"Brother, I bought the glassware you wanted, but the merchant suddenly raised the price and charged me two extra gold coins," Borg muttered, holding the experimental equipment. "Seeing his shrewish face, I really wanted to whack him on the head so I wouldn't have to pay a single gold coin."

He felt he hadn't handled the matter well, as he had cost his brother two extra gold coins.

How many loaves of bread can you buy with two gold coins!

"It's alright, as long as I got it." Lynn checked the experimental glassware that Borg had brought back.

It is said that this set of glassware was originally purchased by a priest who liked to study pharmacology, but later the priest had some accidents, and the merchant's glassware, which he had bought at a high price from abroad, was now stuck in his hands.

Lynn inspected the glassware to make sure there was nothing wrong with it, then patted Borg on the shoulder. "Well done, lad."

Borg was in high spirits and very excited after being praised by his brother.

After dinner, Lynn couldn't wait to return to her room.

Bring glass test vessels into the alchemy laboratory.

She then took out the medicinal herbs that she had asked her errand boy, Borg, to buy for her a couple of days ago.

"Let me think about what else I need." Lynn rubbed his temples, recalling the knowledge in his mind.

Ideally, use pure water and a flame at a constant temperature.

However, pure water needs to be condensed using magic, but distilled water can be used as a substitute for now.

A low-end version of a flame with a constant temperature can be made using an alcohol lamp.

Lynn had prepared all of these things long ago, taking them out one by one and arranging them on the table.

Extract plant extracts, and then, following the knowledge in my mind, heat, prepare, and stir different plants in different proportions step by step.

It took almost two hours of effort.

Two hours later, Lynn stared at the purplish-black liquid in the test tube in his hand, lost in thought.

He remembered that the correct finished product should be bluish-green, so what was this purplish-black thing in his bottle?

Which step went wrong?

Lynn had a headache.

But his headache soon subsided.

A line of black ink was brushed across the corner of the eye.

"Daily task completed: Experiment (1) - Completed an experiment of very low difficulty."

"Completion Level: Unsatisfactory (︾)"

Reward: None.

Sure enough, completing the daily tasks in the experiment series also yields rewards.

There is an extended symbol after "unqualified".

As soon as Lynn had a thought.

The extension symbol following "not qualified" is expanded.

Completion rate: Unsatisfactory (︽)

Error ①: The extract of *Pharbitis nil* was not thoroughly stirred. Error ②: The neutralizing agent should have been preheated for 30 seconds; the preheating time exceeded 2 seconds. Error ③:

Lynn was pleasantly surprised; this thing even came with an explanation, although it was just a text explanation, but at least it was better than nothing.

Knowing where you went wrong in your experiment will help you avoid making the same mistakes next time.

Lynn took out his notebook and copied down all his mistakes.

Then clean up the experimental equipment on the table.

"Daily task completed: Cleaning the laboratory (Part 2) Clean the laboratory thoroughly to keep it clean and tidy."

Completion Level: Satisfactory

"Reward: 10 general experience points."

The difficulty levels of the laboratory and the experiment are different because the evaluation criteria for cleaning the laboratory are related to the laboratory's specifications.

Lynn narrowed his eyes, deep in thought.

But why is it still considered acceptable? Is it really that hard to get an excellent rating?

(End of this chapter)