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Chapter 94 Genius (Part 1)

However, there is still a long way to go before the drawings are fully completed.

Lynn discovered that when it came to the actual structure and specific details, it required more profound knowledge, such as the drawing of magical runes, how to integrate the core modules with the wizard tower as a whole, and how to simulate and create a frequency similar to the wizard's own mental power in the living environment.

The detailed construction of each module involves a lot of knowledge. Sometimes it seems simple, but in practice, you're completely clueless.

Fortunately, Lynn had already set up the general framework.

The best answer is to gradually fill in your creativity, inspiration, and learned knowledge step by step.

Lynn firmly believed that a wizard's inspiration in a single day could not compare to the inspiration that comes from years, or even decades, of continuous thought.

As Fura stepped out of the lounge, a pink mushroom-headed figure stood outside the door. She turned around when she heard the door open.

"Here, this is what Toby asked me to give you." Fura handed over a letter.

"Thanks."

"Then give me a perfect score." Fura took out a piece of paper and a pen from her bosom.

Wait, do I really have to give this a good review?

Lynn hesitated for a moment.

"I've been waiting for you for a full four hours," Fura pouted.

"That deserves a perfect score." Lynn gave it a perfect score, and Fura left happily with the rating sheet like a child.

Lynn took the unopened letter, opened it, and a letter and an invitation fell out. Lynn read the contents of the letter first.

There weren't many words inside, and Lynn quickly finished reading it.

Harlin told Lynn that he had found the identity of the lab assistant he had promised to find for Lynn, but they also needed to check if Lynn's abilities met the requirements. Lynn needed to go to the lab within ten days.

With this letter of recommendation, Lynn can arrive at his destination on time.

However, the letter did not specify what type of experiment it was. Considering Harlin's personality, Lynn thought it was most likely an experiment related to mutation studies.

I remembered Harlin saying that the reward for the experiment could be important materials for building the Wizard Tower.

Lynn didn't understand what important material was before, but now she does.

The basic framework of the Wizard's Tower can only be called materials; only the core materials that can assemble each module are called raw materials.

Since it's about mutation studies, I'll try my best to improve my mutation skills in the next couple of days.

Back at my lodgings, I could see the six-story square building from a distance.

To avoid any accidents, Lynn designed a simple square structure for the first building of this style, without any fancy or elaborate designs.

Each floor has windows, doors, and corridors, and the windows are made of transparent glass.

This super-sized building, measuring 300*300 meters, has six floors and a total of 540,000 square meters of ground space, not including the ten underground floors.

Let alone 232 goblins, even ten times that number could be accommodated easily.

Lynn plans to transform the underground space into a laboratory himself.

Before the Wizard's Tower was built, this underground space served as his laboratory. Lynn planned to build himself a huge laboratory, where he would develop alchemy, necromancy, mutation studies, and everything else.

Now Lynn's only worry is that she doesn't have enough time each day.

Go to Ido's house next door and bring the goblins back.

Upon arriving at Ido's backyard, Lynn discovered that the goblins had set up tents and were holding a bonfire party in the center of the area. The goblins were holding hands and happily circling around the bonfire.

Beside them were some tall, muscular minotaur-like figures, with huge waist drums tied around their waists, slapping the drumheads with their hands and shaking their heads.

The goblins standing next to these minotaurs didn't even reach the top of their thighs.

Lynn was stunned when he saw this.

"Hey, you're back." In the monster horde, Ido, dressed in a black and red dress, turned around and greeted Lynn with a smile.

"Are these your followers?" Lynn asked, pointing to the minotaurs.

These minotaurs had a dark complexion with red markings on their yellowish skin. They had two enormous bull horns on their heads and extremely strong bodies, generally nearly four meters tall. Their bulging muscles were as hard as granite.

"Dark Minotaur, I bought them at a high price, each one is at least a second-tier transcendent being," Ido said.

Lynn looked around and saw at least twenty dark minotaurs in the center of the arena, each of them a second-tier transcendent being.

In the wizarding world, apart from wizards, other extraordinary beings are divided into tiers one through twelfth tier according to their strength, from lowest to highest.

Wizards, on the other hand, are evaluated separately according to a different system. Because of their extensive knowledge and research into magic and truth, the combat power of each wizard cannot be simply calculated using the superhuman level.

However, there is a general standard for evaluation.

A first-level wizard who has had time to digest and research after a breakthrough can, on average, unleash the destructive power of a fifth-tier superhuman if the battlefield is confined to the vicinity of his wizard tower and the battlefield is arranged in advance.

The reason for using the word "average" is that the differences in the wizard towers of different wizards may be a little bit large.

Moreover, the greatest strength of wizards is not their simple destructive power, but their ability to modify and cultivate their followers.

A fully-fledged wizard, with his retinue of followers, or even just a level one wizard, can unleash terrifying war potential; the idea of ​​one person destroying a nation is no joke.

Of course, if a wizard leaves his wizard tower and encounters an unprepared battle, his combat power will also decrease significantly.

"Have a drink, Bloody Mary, bought from hell. They say vampires love this kind of drink." Ido handed over an unopened bottle of red wine.

"I don't like drinking, you guys drink first. After their bonfire dinner, have them clean up the place and come find me," Lynn said to Ido.

"You suspect there's something wrong with my wine?" Ido raised an eyebrow.

"No, I just don't like drinking," Lynn said calmly.

"Alright." Ido put the bottle away and stopped pressuring Lynn.

Watching Lynn leave, Ido pouted, "What a hypocrite! He's clearly just worried there's something wrong with my wine."

From a young age, Ido awakened a special talent that allowed her to sense whether others were telling the truth or lying.

It was precisely because of this talent that she felt from a very young age that many people seemed to be wearing masks, and those smiles looked so glaring.

So when she grew up, she left the wizard tower where her father worked and came to the Demon Abyss Academy. She was prepared to have a big fight with her father, but to her surprise, her father agreed to her request.

Compared to the wizard tower where her father had lived, she felt that the people here were much more real.

Especially the demons in the abyss, most of them are straightforward and outspoken. If they say they want to kill you, they really mean it.

(End of this chapter)