Chapter 1411 Idealistic Magic
Su Mu glanced around and saw that everyone was eating with their heads down and no one was talking.
After lunch, Su Mu returned to the library.
After cleaning the last floor, Su Mu had nothing to do.
She looked at the time. There were still about three hours until dinner, so she could completely manage her time.
"What should I do? Maybe I can use this time to read a book?"
Su Mu remembered that her core goal was to get the Philosopher's Stone, but she didn't even know what the Philosopher's Stone was, so she could only look for clues in the book.
Su Mu did not dare to touch those scrolls that looked very ancient. Instead, he picked up a modern hardcover bestseller and went to a long table to read it.
While Su Mu was flipping through the pages, she carefully observed the situation around her to see if anyone was trying to stop her or if there were any other unusual phenomena.
However, when it was time for dinner in the evening, no one came to stop her.
"It seems that after finishing one's work, reading is allowed. I just don't know where the limit is. Is it only for bestsellers, or is it the same for all books?"
Su Mu decided to slowly conduct experiments to verify it.
I made tomato stewed beef for dinner. Although I added celery, it tasted okay.
After dinner, Su Qi came over.
"I've found out that after dinner is free time. You can ask the old students some questions, but they will charge a certain fee. The accommodation is on the first floor. There are many empty rooms. You can choose one."
"Also, the lights are turned off at nine o'clock in the evening. It is curfew after nine o'clock. You are not allowed to go to the third floor or leave the manor. There is nothing else to do. We will continue working after breakfast tomorrow."
"Is that so?"
Su Mu nodded. She already had some understanding of the pattern here.
Since we can seek knowledge from old students, then isn’t it reasonable for us to go to the library to read books?
She remembered what Teacher Yin Lena had said in the morning.
Wizards believe in equal exchange.
There is a fee for asking questions to old students.
So if I clean the library and read books in my spare time every day, is that a reward in itself?
Su Mu thought of this and returned to the library.
He picked up another book and started reading it.
No one came to disturb her until the lights were almost turned off.
“It does seem to be part of the hidden benefits.”
Su Mu had a plan in mind.
She returned to her room, washed up briefly, and fell into a deep sleep.
The next morning, Su Mu simply washed up and walked out of his room.
It was almost time for breakfast.
Many people were already waiting in the restaurant.
After Su Mu finished breakfast, he continued to clean the library.
After cleaning, Su Mu changed to an older travel book, and still no one disturbed her.
Su Mu tried this day after day until she got the real theory of magic, and still no one interfered. Su Mu was completely certain that reading books was her reward.
After confirming this, Su Mu began to look through the books with confidence.
There are many and diverse books in the library, at least tens of thousands of them, and it is definitely unrealistic to read through them all.
Su Mu could only focus on looking for books related to the Philosopher's Stone and magic.
Su Mu searched the entire library but did not find any book with the word "Sorcerer's Stone" in the title.
Helplessly, she could only look through the natural history encyclopedia, and finally found the entry about the Philosopher's Stone.
According to the Natural History Museum, the Philosopher's Stone is a magical material made by special means. It is an essential material for special ceremonies, but the production process is complicated, the materials are scarce, and the production method has been lost. The last time the Philosopher's Stone appeared was 123 years ago.
"Lost? 123 years ago?"
Su Mu closed the book thoughtfully.
She was sure that the pioneering game would not give them an impossible task because it would make no sense.
Since the system has given the task, it will definitely be found.
Even the Philosopher's Stone is inside this manor.
The question is how to find it.
"We need to ask Su Qi to look around. This guy runs around all the time. We need to ask her to keep an eye on him."
After Su Mu made up his mind, he set his sights on the remaining magic books.
She wanted to see if the magic she learned here could be brought out of the copy.
If possible, she could take away a lot of things from this copy.
Su Mu began to look through books on magic theory.
After reading about a dozen books on magic theory, Su Mu discovered a problem.
That is, the magic in this world is not the kind of mode where you build a magic model first, then input magic power, and then launch it.
Instead, it is quite subjective and idealistic.
In other words, how the magic works depends entirely on her imagination.
The source of energy also comes from her belief. As long as she firmly believes that this magic can succeed, it will succeed.
If you don't believe in it yourself, then the magic will not work.
"this ……"
Seeing this, Su Mu felt that the magic in this world seemed a bit interesting.
Whether the magic can succeed depends entirely on whether you believe in it. The more you believe in it, the higher the probability of success, the better the effect, and the greater the power.
“It really comes from the heart.”
Su Mu sighed.
Of course, it is not that easy to complete a magic.
The caster must know the purpose and result of his spell.
For example, a spellcaster wants to cast a spell to make himself the richest person in the world.
But if the caster himself has no idea about this matter and doesn't know what the richest person in the world looks like, he won't be able to do it.
For example, a spellcaster wants to turn a stone into gold.
Then he needs to know the composition of stone and the composition of gold, and the difference between the two. He must change the molecular structure of the stone through his imagination and firmly believe that he can do it. Only then can he turn a piece of stone into gold.
Of course, this is based on the assumption that this stone is the kind of stone he is familiar with.
If a wizard only knew about granite and now had a piece of limestone in his hand, he would not be able to turn the stone into gold.
Therefore, the simpler the magic, the easier it is to perform, and the more complex the magic, the easier it is to fail.
This is also one of the reasons why most of the magic in this world is closer to life.
Mainly, life-related magic is simpler and more direct.
"In that case..."
Su Mu decided to try out the commonly used spell, the Flying Spell.
She fixed her eyes on a book on the table, stretched out her hand, and then firmly believed that the book would fly into her hands.
"Fly over here, listen, quickly, fly over here, you can do it, you can definitely fly over here, take off!"
Su Mu hypnotized himself over and over again, making himself believe that he could really make the book fly over to him.
One second, two seconds , three seconds.
Bang!
The book on the desk suddenly flew up and fell into her hands.
