I Made Scientific Magic

  Chapter 226 A Land of Wizards Like Paradise (Subscribe)

   For the next two days, Abel was trapped in this small room, suffering from both physical (hunger) and mental (watching others eat).

On the way, I thought of various ways to escape from the clutches of the devil, such as sneaking away by climbing the wall while going to the toilet, or secretly using the edge of the bed against the shackles at night, trying to tear them off, but all of them were rejected. Abel caught him straight and beat him up.

  After being beaten a few times, Abel, who was starved and exhausted, had to temporarily stop the idea of ​​running away, and the temptation of food became more and more intense.

  Until the evening of the next day, Abel finally couldn't bear it anymore. After Owen started to enjoy today's dinner, he carefully picked up a piece of white bread, and prepared to take a small bite to replenish his energy.

   Even if there is some psychedelic substance added to it, a small dose will not have much effect.

Abel put on a look of death and bit it down. The soft and glutinous taste of the white bread immediately spread on the tip of his tongue. The instant stimulation made Abel, who had been hungry for two days, almost cry. The existential danger was forgotten, and the feasting began.

   A bite of white bread, paired with extremely delicious beef juice, this feeling is simply unstoppable...

   At this moment, he seemed to have reached heaven from hell!

   Owen was not surprised to see Abel who was devouring him. A person like this who is not clear-headed will be fine after starving for a few days.

  Owen, who used to be an experimental subject and often starved, can naturally understand that feeling, so when Abel went on a hunger strike to show his ambition, he ignored it at all.

After a delicious meal, Abel slumped on the bed. His original thoughts also changed a bit. He no longer looked for life and death. He decided to keep his useful body and listen to some information, just in case he escaped. Woolen cloth?

  And in the past two days, Abel has also been keenly aware of some strange things. Although his magic power has been suppressed, the other party has not completely restricted his personal freedom.

  If he wanted to, he could wander around the manor, but someone would follow him, and he would be beaten up if he tried to escape.

   "Are you really from the land of wizards?" After two days of silence, Abel looked at Owen and asked for the first time.

   "Of course." Owen nodded.

   "Where is the wizard's land? How did you come to [Hadrata] Kingdom?" Abel asked continuously.

   Owen hesitated for a moment before speaking. "I need to ask Lord Lynn if he can tell you."

   "Wait..." Abel hurriedly stopped Owen who was about to get up.

  In the past two days, he has faintly noticed that this kid named Owen is an honest kid, and he doesn't have so many messy thoughts, at most, he is more aggressive.

   is an excellent target for clichés, but if he reports it to the wizard named Lynn, then his plan will be ruined.

  Thinking of this, Abel quickly appeased Owen, skipped those sensitive topics, and said that he was only very interested in the so-called wizard holy land, so he wanted to know more about it.

  Under Abel's constant insinuation, Owen told him what he saw and heard in the land of wizards...to be precise, in the port of Iyeta.

What is bigger than a house, an airship that allows ordinary people to fly into the sky, and an alchemy vehicle that can run across the entire city in just one hour... The wizards of the Magic Research Institute have also specially developed a kind that can automatically sow seeds and cultivate land. The alchemy machine...

  These near-fantasy words made Abel wonder if he had misjudged the person. Unexpectedly, this kid looked honest, but he was a set of tricks when he fooled people.

   "Iyeta has recently built a lot of new factories. As long as you work hard, no one will go hungry!" Owen said seriously.

   This was unthinkable a year ago!

Owen, who was born in Nancheng District, is very aware of the arrogance and indifference of those wizards and adults. In their eyes, the worthless poor are just tools for experimenting with magic. Therefore, Owen does not have any affection for wizards, but Lord Lynn does not. Same!

Lord Lynn will give high relief funds to the poor who were hit by the Nancheng tragedy, and will rent out those eliminated steamboats to fishermen for free so that they can go fishing in farther places, and Send wizards to kill the more ferocious sea beasts in the nearby sea.

Before he left Iyeta, there were rumors that Mr. Lynn was planning to build a large ship made entirely of steel, install the latest internal combustion engine, and make a very large fishing net, which can pull more than ten tons into the sea at one time. Sea fish are hauled back to port.

  At that time, in addition to white bread and an egg or tomato, everyone's lunch will also have a grilled fish.

  Many townspeople felt that this fantasy was unrealistic. How could a large steel ship float on the sea? Even if it was made by magic, no one would use such a large steel ship to fish.

   But Owen firmly believed that Lord Lynn would not lie, and every word the other party said had been realized, no matter how absurd it sounded.

  Abel just listened to Owen constantly bragging about someone's great achievements, and his expression became more and more weird. In the other party's description, the land of wizards was as beautiful as the paradise promoted by the Holy See.

  Does such a place really exist?

  A place where there is no hunger, and even the poor can eat white bread and grilled fish.

  The sincere emotion in Owen's words made Abel a little confused for a while, whether it was true or false...

   While thinking, a loud noise suddenly came from outside the door.

  Abel subconsciously stood up from the bed. His first reaction was that someone was coming to rescue him, but he quickly vetoed this guess because he did not hear the explosion caused by the intertwining of panicked shouts and spells.

   "It should be the loaded space airship has returned." Owen was not surprised at all, calculated the time, and quickly came to a conclusion.

   "Sky airship?" Abel paused for a moment, and then realized that it was the alchemy machine that Owen just said was bigger than a house, but could allow ordinary people to fly into the sky. "I want to go out and have a look!"

   Owen didn't stop him either. Lord Lynn just asked him to monitor Abel to prevent this guy from escaping. He didn't restrict the other party's actions in the manor.

  The two quickly opened the door and came outside.

  On the empty grassland in the manor, Lauder and the others had already been waiting there. Everyone looked up at the sky, as if they were waiting for something...

  But there is nothing in the sky except the blue sky and white clouds...

  (end of this chapter)