What is it like to be a teacher as a magister?

Chapter 194 Magic Weave Bridging
When Gabriel heard his name, his first reaction was that it was over. Mr. Snape didn't want to report to the headmaster, but to execute me publicly!

In front of so many people, it's impossible to live now.

However, after thinking about what I just said, it seems wrong.

Thank you for my wonderful presentation in class yesterday?
Are you sure this isn't an irony?
Gabriel finally realized what happened when he really felt the surprised and envious eyes of the people around him.

Mr. Snape used the bridging principle to optimize the spell model of Water Arrow again, increasing its casting speed by 30%, and this is all because of my inspiration?

It's unimaginable!
What am I inspired by?
I just blew it indiscriminately!

Gabriel sat upright subconsciously, accepting the gazes from all directions with a guilty conscience.

Fortunately, Snape quickly drew everyone's attention to an issue that everyone was most concerned about.

"Next, I will explain in detail the structure of this spell model." Colin smiled at everyone: "However, due to time constraints, I will only explain it once. If you fail to remember and understand it in the first place, you can Time to buy the next issue of Elemental Theory."

Beside the auditorium, Felix looked at his friend Bernal Kance, the editor-in-chief of the journal "Elemental Theory", and snorted: "You guys are really lucky."

"A surprise, a surprise, haha..."

Bernal laughed excitedly. It was already a very rare thing to ask Snape to publish the construction method of the spell model in his own magazine through Felix.

Compared with papers, such an independent article will not occupy a lot of space, but it is undoubtedly more attractive, and the increase in sales is also better than the former.Although the sales volume is not that important to a journal like "Element Theory", as a top element theory weekly, it is not without competitors. In many cases, Wallace Kings' "Byland Elements Weekly" can always overwhelm looking at himself.

Cohen Snape has already fully explained the latest method of constructing spell models.

Sure enough, as he said, it only took nearly an hour to talk about it once.

The speeches took considerably longer than expected, but no one took a stand early.

10% and 30%, this is no longer a numerical difference.

If it is said that many high-level magicians may not be interested in the former, but no one will ignore the 30% effect.

Judging from the final results, Cohen Snape's achievement is still a bit worse than Elles Wheel's 50%. The latter directly raised the impractical water arrow spell to the most commonly used spell. One of several spells.

However, which of the two is more difficult, it is difficult to judge. After all, the later you go, the more difficult it is to improve spells. In the early days of the modern magic era, papers on spell improvement blossomed everywhere. I can get a hand in it, but as time goes by, the spell model gradually stabilizes, and the space for all spells to be improved is gradually compressed. Until recent years, any research that can be related to this aspect will be paid special attention to.

After the speech was over, the first thing Colin did when he stepped off the stage was to find Gabriel, shake hands and hug him, and express his gratitude, before finding Felix.

Although the speech is over, the academic exchange has just begun.However, after what happened just now, the subsequent communication completely turned into everyone asking Snape questions, so that Colin had no chance to ask the few questions he had prepared.

It wasn't until the end of the dinner held by the college that Colin and Felix left in a carriage.

Gabriel became the second protagonist today. Whether it was an exchange meeting or a dinner, a group of congratulators gathered around him. He originally wanted to go to Cohen Snape to express his gratitude, but the other party seemed to be busier than him , By the time the crowd gradually dispersed, Snape had already left.

Gabriel was a little disappointed. The principle of magicweave bridging was not his first invention, but he did put a lot of thought into it. Apart from expressing his gratitude to Snape, he also wanted to ask where he inspired him.

It is a good thing to get honors, but muddled honors often have the opposite effect.

He was thinking about visiting Snape one day when he heard someone calling him behind him.

Principal Engel walked over with a smile: "Mr. Gabriel, maybe we should reconsider our contract with you..."

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"Are you really inspired by Gabriel?"

On the carriage, Felix looked at Colin with puzzled eyes.He knew very well that the most important thing in Cohen Snape's latest discovery was not the improvement of water arrows, but the breakthrough of the magic pattern bridging principle.

"Why does Lord Felix have doubts about this?" Colin asked back.

"Although inspiration is hard to say, Gabriel is only an intermediate magician after all, and he has never heard of any achievements..." The optimization of a spell may be due to a flash of inspiration, but "Magic" The breakthrough in the basic theory of "grain bridging" is definitely not something that happens overnight, and often requires a lot of calculations and repeated verifications over many years.

"Your Excellency seems to have forgotten that I am also an intermediate..." Ke Lin laughed.

"If you don't tell me, I really didn't realize it." Felix smiled: "Your aura at the beginning was too dazzling, and people always ignore this problem subconsciously."

He paused, and then said seriously: "However, I still suggest that you spend more time in meditation and pass the high-level assessment as soon as possible... Among the core members of the Federation, there is no precedent for intermediate-level..."

Such almost explicit words made Colin think a lot. He turned his head and asked, "Your Excellency Felix, I want to ask a rather presumptuous question."

"Say."

"With the strength of the federation, it is not difficult to force Banner into the league. Why hasn't it been done?"

"Would you believe me if I said that I was afraid that the entire Western Continent noble group would panic?"

"Should I believe it?" Colin asked sincerely.

"Hehe." Felix said with a smile: "You are right. In the face of absolute power, no tradition or habit is vulnerable. The Federation doesn't care about nobles and chambers of commerce. Replacing a group of people... It's just that the loss is too great, not to mention those people are still obedient for the time being."

Ke Lin is very clear that the structure of the Youlan Alliance, although it seems that magicians, nobles, and chambers of commerce complement each other, is actually only a harmony on the surface, and the actual strength of the alliance far exceeds the latter two. Grand Dukes and nobles are more like agents introduced by the federation.

(End of this chapter)