Dicuo, the mechanic from heaven

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Livilia's thoughts seemed to have gone to a very far place all of a sudden as the quiet spring night passed.

Until.

"Ms. Riveria?"

"what!"

There was a small exclamation.

When she came to her senses, Livilia discovered that the teaching of El and the elf girls had ended.

At this moment, they are still queuing up, one by one, practicing according to the boy's operating manual.

And this moment.

Al also came to him with a teacup.

"What is it, Mr. Al?"

"Hmm...I have a question that I'm actually curious about."

"what?"

Is this a question about Ais?

It's not that direct. I can't just ask myself what Ai Si's usual preferences are, or whether he is allowed to date Ai Si?

Isn't this too fast...

"I would like to know……"

Just when Livilia was daydreaming.

El spoke in a very soft and calm voice into the ear of the Elf Princess.

"When it comes to using magic, do I have to chant it?"

"what?!"

Chapter 47: The Gate to a New World

???

Looking at the boy's eyes that were looking at him, very serious and full of "curiosity for knowledge".

Livilia was a little unresponsive for a moment.

【So it's not about Ais? 】

And it's completely unrelated, the question about "magic"?

what the hell!

"I mean, all magic requires chanting of spells?"

Al was indeed very serious as he asked Livilia a question.

because.

Although I don't know magic, I have been interacting with Ais and the girls in the tavern these days.

It was indeed discovered that the "magic" in this world seemed to require chanting along with incantations in order to be activated.

And it’s not enough to just read it out loud.

Instead, it requires a certain amount of "skills", and if you are not careful, it may even cause a backlash explosion.

This results in fighting and moving while casting magic, which is a highly difficult technique called "parallel chanting".

Most wizards need to remain calm and stand still in order to successfully cast magic.

why?

Al was very curious.

Coincidentally, Livilia can be said to be the strongest magician in Orarie, so I asked her my doubts during this free time.

"Why do I have to speak to cast magic?"

"Is it because of the sound?"

"Or will chanting certain words create some kind of resonance with the so-called magic power?"

Faced with El's series of questions, Livilia just stood there in a daze.

Fortunately.

The long years have allowed the woman to maintain a somewhat calm appearance - just a slight blush on her face.

Because she just thought of some incredible things, such as when El and Aisi really get together, they bring their baby over and call her "Grandma", and there are other elf girls around...

He quickly shook his head again!

Livilia cleared her mind and reluctantly answered El's question.

"Chanting is a way to guide the magic power in the body. This may be a bit complicated..."

"So that's how it is. The magic sword doesn't require chanting because it doesn't draw upon the caster's own magic power?"

"Hmm... maybe you can understand it this way..."

"The same magic, with different amounts of mana output, will have different power. This is logical, but isn't it a bit too inconvenient..."

Al was obviously lost in thought.

This was quite a surprise to Livilia, because she immediately understood the boy's unconcealed thirst for knowledge - and there was nothing wrong with that. On the contrary, the Elf Princess even admired him a little.

Seeking knowledge is never a bad thing.

What's more, Livilia herself is such a person.

So quickly, and also to hide the embarrassment just now, the woman began to speak softly.

"The origin of magic is actually the immortals of ancient times... and immortals are messengers of the gods... or rather... avatars? In reality, before the gods descended to the mortal world, people relied on the immortals' blessings to fight monsters."

Livilia talked freely.

"Fairies are undoubtedly the most powerful magic users, capable of surviving for centuries and unable to reproduce with any other race—in fact, it's uncertain whether fairies can reproduce at all. This is how they have such a close relationship with the gods."

"Of course, some people will receive the blood of immortal spirits, which allows them to possess part of the immortal spirit's bloodline, but this is not reproduction."

The source of the elves' hatred for the "Magic Sword" is the Clozo clan, which has the blood of immortals flowing in their bodies. This is why they developed the "Clozo Magic Sword" which is more powerful than ordinary magic swords.

And used it in war, destroying the homes of many elves.

Livilia talked for a long time.

From beginning to end, tell the story.

Al listened very carefully and even took out a pen and paper from his pocket and started taking notes.

Watch this scene.

As a "teacher", Livilia is also extremely satisfied. There is nothing happier than seeing students being extremely serious and eager to learn when imparting knowledge.

"So, magic is actually divine arts?"

Divine magic?

I guess you can understand the meaning of these two words, which is "the power of God"?

"Well, that's understandable."

"Ah, then this is somewhat similar to the prayers recited by those clergymen..."

what?

Clergy?

what is that?

El muttered to himself quietly, leaving Livilia still a little confused.

Although the magic in this world seems to be related to gods and has moved towards a completely "idealistic" direction, it seems difficult to explain it with science.

But Al did have a few questions he wanted to know.

such as.

"Excuse me, but I'd like to know if there are any requirements for the volume of the chant?"

"This one……"

Livilia hasn't really studied this.

Who would even think of such a thing?!

"How many decibels exactly? If I could keep the volume down as much as possible, wouldn't that help prevent anyone from noticing what kind of magic I'm using?"

That makes sense...

Livilia could understand El's thinking, so she felt like she was opening the door to a new world.

"The gods said that the louder you are, the more powerful it seems to be."

Suddenly, a weak voice of an elf girl was heard from the side.

She was a girl with a big ponytail and lovely long orange hair.

"Lefiya...that was just Loki teasing you..."

The idea of shouting loudly when unleashing a special move is just a middle school quirk of God.

Livilia ruthlessly told the truth.

"Eh?!"

The girl was obviously a little shocked. As a newcomer who had just joined the clan, she obviously did not have a clear understanding of the eccentric personality of her own god.

"Mr. Al's question is a very good one. If we have time, we can give it a try."

now that.

Just how soft a voice can one chant magic?

"Can I recite it silently?"

"It won't work if I don't make a sound..."

"So there's more than just a common language in this world, right?"

Al clearly has more problems.

"What if the same magic is chanted in different languages? Or, if I didn't know how to use the Common Language when I acquired the magic, will I be able to chant it in the Common Language later?"

This question once again stumped Livilia.

Because she really hadn't thought about it.

And the last.

"So, can we record it?"

"???"

recording?

Livilia watched as El very naturally took out another "pen" from his purple windbreaker.

Then, he said to him.

"Hi, I'm Al."

Followed by.

The pen actually made exactly the same sound.

【Hello, I'm Al. 】