So they got up and got moving. After a while, the whole team walked out onto a transparent glass hallway.

A handful of mages, perhaps seeing this in between, were casually talking there. And more mages, looking at the transparent walls and floors around them, their voices full of surprise.

"Is this their palace?" Someone said. "So pretty?"

"It's just an ordinary venue." One of Hughes's men said. "Ordinary residents who often come here with their children to play when they are resting. I've heard that there are such venues in many of their cities. ”

"Really? They're so rich. Another mage next to him exclaimed.

In the midst of such discussions, they passed through this transparent corridor. Then, in front of them, a machine and many drawings appeared.

"What is this?" A mage in the crowd asked.

"Steam engine." Hughes's subordinate said. "It's a tool that the people here use to replace magic."

As he spoke, he pointed to the picture on the wall, on which was an introduction to the inventor of the steam engine, its simple principles, and some of its applications.

In the mine, on the ship, on the front of the car... Wait a minute. There is even a pair, which is the power contrast of a steam engine and a few cows.

"Is it really that powerful?" When a mage saw this painting, he sighed with emotion.

"That's it." Another mage said. "Our magic is much stronger than it."

After this view was raised, it was endorsed by most of the mages. The rest of the mages began to envision what spells they would use if they were working in the mines, and what spells they would use to propel trains and ships--- and there was a lively discussion.

"It's one thing to do that, but are you really going to do this kind of work?" The Hughes subordinate said.

To this question, the mages responded with silence--- as if he hadn't asked. And Hughes's subordinate didn't say anything more, just walked to the front of the line.

After passing through this corridor, they entered an exhibition hall. Inside, there are also various machines and paintings that introduce functions and principles.

Some of the paintings have dust peeking out of the edges, and some of the handwriting even looks fresh--- as if they had just been prepared.

"These are upgraded versions of the same machine just now." Hughes's subordinate said. "It's like the difference between a small fireball and a deflagration. Well... People here call it the internal combustion engine. ”

No one answered him. The mages scattered around, looking at the machines and the instructions next to them, discussing and commenting.

In their discussions, they are still dominated by negative views. Some people imagine that the work that the internal combustion engine can do in the painting, and that magic does something similar; Some people commented on how the internal combustion engine was built, thinking about how to build such a machine using magic, and where it could be improved; There are also a few people who are picking on the principles of the internal combustion engine, trying to question its authenticity and feasibility.

"If you want to see this, you can come back to see it later!" Seeing the crowd like this, Tristan shouted. "Let's leave first!"

"Actually, there's no need to rush." After hearing him shout like this, Hughes said. "The people out there aren't going to chase us."

"I don't think it's good." Tristan said as he looked at the machines and paintings around him. "Could this be a trap for the enemy?"

"You're saying these things are going to explode?" Hughes laughed. "Blow us up?"

"Maybe." Tristan said. "The .... they use... The power of this machine is undetectable by our magic. ”

"I don't think so." Hughes laughed again. "How did they know we were going here? Didn't you decide to come over? ”

After hearing him say this, Tristan insisted on leaving.

Hughes didn't object, and neither did the other mages who were looking at the painting. After that, they passed through the exhibition hall and entered another corridor through the door on the other side.

There, however, there were no machines, only a few paintings --- the famous 'Brilliant Radiation', and a brief introduction to its principles and its power.

"Is this true?" Some of the mages were surprised when they saw the paintings. "Their power has grown to such a point?"

"It must be fake!" Some mages asserted.

"The above description is so fake! It is impossible for all the mages of our mage group to cooperate to achieve that effect! The other mage said.

"The previous machine was just over a few cows, and this time it could destroy our castle in one fell swoop?" Another mage said. "Impossible!"

"That's it! Leave that alone! Tristan shouted. Let's get through here quickly so we can find the professor! ”

Some of the mages heard this and began to move forward quickly. But some, with their wands out, flashed light.

"What do you do?" Tristan looked over to them.

"Keep it." A mage with a wand in his hand said. "I'll take a look at it slowly when I have time in the future, and confirm the authenticity well."

Solidify and fade

"What are you going to do... We cross this barrier through below? ”

The apprentice on the right asked, looking at Halwick, who was preparing to cast a spell with a red glow on his wand.

Halwick didn't answer him, and after a few more moments he pointed his wand downward, and a dazzling red light shot out of the ground, making a large hole in the ground.

"The magic used by the teacher.... It's a lot like that barrier to me. The apprentice on the left said.

"Really?" The apprentice on the right looked at the barrier not far away. "In other words, the teacher is using a spell of the same nature as that barrier to blind it?"

"That's how it should be." The apprentice on the left said. "Did the professor find out that the barrier underground was weak, so he used magic similar to the barrier to open a passage from above?"

This one... Will that be the case?

Yuan Sen looked at the red light in Halwick's hand, and then looked at the barrier--- before, I really hadn't heard of anyone using a hole to deal with this kind of 'billions of loneliness'.... Such a powerful prop should not be solved by such a simple method.

I haven't seen it, but in the underground part, the barrier should also have power. Harwick says he parses the magic....

The red light was still shining, and Yuan Sen looked at it, and for a moment, he felt that the energy contained in it was no less than the whirlwind that he had seen in the castle before, tearing everything apart.

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