Arcane Lord

Although Shado had made up his mind not to care about the Alliance's standing high-level mage group, he still received a message from Badigaar shortly after returning to the lounge and talked about it.

Of course, the main reason for Badigaar's message this time was about the spiritual network, and he did not hide his purpose as soon as he opened his mouth-"Does the spiritual network composed of elven mages have a positive effect on human mages?"

"Yes, but to be honest with the Speaker, the effect of human mages using the spiritual network of elven mages is very limited, unless he himself is also proficient in elven magic."

Although this question was not asked in the previous meeting with the representatives of the five countries, Shado knew that this question could not be avoided after all. Just now in the conference room, Danzo Enjier had been indifferent and only asked a few questions casually at the end. Obviously, he was also worried about this.

If Nether magic and elven magic are relatives, then dwarf magic and elven magic are completely unrelated strangers.

Dwarf mages also gain benefits by using the spiritual network composed of elven mages, but the effect is far inferior to that of humans, let alone elves.

However, just now in the meeting room, the representative of Ilfarran asked about the income and expenditure of the public computing resource pool, and Shado's answer was that it could be self-financing and even become a major source of income for the Northern Alliance.

Based on the consistent principle of neutrality, and the fact that the territory is located in the Dark Region, Danzo has no direct conflict or competition with the countries on the surface. As long as they are not asked to pay, they will basically not oppose the establishment of a public computing resource pool, even if this does not actually play a big role for them.

But Netheril is different. When it is known that the public computing resource pool can play a huge role in boosting magic research, even if Netheril does not need to pay, Netheril may firmly oppose it.

The reason is very simple. Humans cannot fully utilize this public computing resource pool like elves, and humans and elves still have a competitive relationship on the surface. Humans have less income, which is equivalent to losses to a certain extent.

This cannot be compensated by a little money.

So when Badigaal summoned Shado, he started by confirming the effect of human mages using the Lingsi network, which was dominated by elven mages. Shado could not lie about this because it would be very easy to verify it in the future.

Not to mention the future, even now it can be verified through the use of human mages in the Sheshi Magic Research Laboratory.

"In this case, I think it is not a good choice to build such a public computing resource pool! At least it is not a good choice for us Netheril. What do you think, Councillor Shado?"

Badigal did not directly say that he opposed it, the Seven Towers opposed it, and even the Councillors of the Seven Towers might oppose it, but Shado still felt the pressure.

It's just that the Lingsi network is of great importance. Let's not talk about its actual use. It is a concrete manifestation of the further development of the relationship between the countries in the North. In addition, there is one thing that Shado cannot say, that is-

The hidden demons can be investigated through the Lingsi network!

It's just that he just guaranteed the privacy and security of the Lingsi network to the representatives of the five countries, and it is impossible for him to tell Badigaal that he can detect demons through the Lingsi network.

He also thought that if the Northern Alliance failed, he would also set up a public computing resource pool in Naesriel!

If it was revealed that it could detect demons, wouldn't it be possible to detect more content? I'm afraid that any Mage Tower organization would not agree to this project if they knew it.

But Xia Duo was able to detect because he could analyze the subconscious, and he didn't directly invade other people's consciousness, but determined a certain situation through indirect analysis of a large amount of information.

The more this was explained, the less likely the Naesri mages would accept the Lingsi Network. After all, this was all Xia Duo's own words, and for the time being, there was only one case like him. If others couldn't verify it, it would naturally be difficult to believe it.

Xia Duo didn't think that his credibility was high enough that others would believe whatever he said, so he could only persuade from another angle on this issue.

"The Lingsi network is of great significance and has a great practical effect. I think Speaker Badigall will not deny this! As for the problem that human mages are not as effective as elven mages in using the alliance's announced computing power resource pool, the key is not the Lingsi network itself. If most of the access users of this network are humans, then it is the elven mages who will complain that the effect is not as good as that of humans."

Speaking of this, Shado decided to use a big move, "In fact, the problem that Speaker Badigall is worried about does not exist at all. I can design a translation device to translate the conversion issues involving Nether magic and elven magic in real time. It does not need to be equipped by every human mage. It only needs to be installed in the gateway between Netheril and the main network of the public computing power resource pool."

This is indeed an idea, and Shado wanted to do research in this area a long time ago, but this research is more convenient for human mages to study elven magic, or elven mages to study human spells.

But the reality is that Nether magic and elven magic have long had a relatively clear distinction. Generally, Nether magicians do not spend too much energy studying elven magic. At most, they learn elven language.

If there is a real need, you can do some temporary research or find a more professional person. It won't delay things too much, because the problem of translating spells between the two systems is basically unlikely to be a very important matter.

As for the elf mages studying human magic, let’s not talk about whether the elf mages can study it. Even if they can, wouldn’t adding a translation device be equivalent to aiding the enemy?

So in the past, this kind of translation device for different systems of magic could basically be described as "tasteless", but now it seems to be able to really work.

It's just that this is different from the finished gateway magic weapon. As for the translation device, Sha Duo only had an idea before and didn't actually implement it.

He's also not sure whether the research will be successful and how soon it will yield results, good or bad.

But at the moment, both Badigal and the Severnton Council he represents seem to have a tendency to oppose Lingsi Network, so Shado can only take a loan first.

At least this kind of translation device is completely achievable in theory, but it is still unknown whether it can be developed in a short time.

"Does Senator Chateau really have this kind of translation device?" Badigal asked again, his tone seemed to have a subtle change from before.

"Of course there is. Neither Nese magic nor elf magic exceeds the scope of arcane magic. However, the principle of arcane magic is unique. Different magic systems only have different forms of expression."

Imaskar's creation magic is not arcane magic, and psionic magic is not arcane magic. As for dwarf magic, although it looks old-fashioned and conservative, it is essentially arcane magic like Nese magic.

To a certain extent, the Northland Alliance can also be regarded as an alliance of arcane magic. Only then can there be a basis for communication, learning and common progress.

"If that's the case, can the dwarf mage make full use of the public computing resource pool in this way?" Badigal seemed to have thought of something and asked quickly.

To this, Shado gave an affirmative answer and also mentioned, "But my understanding of dwarf magic is limited and I cannot design a translation device suitable for dwarf magic."