Chapter 921: Artificial mother nest

After secretly wiping cold sweat, Joan continued to think deeply about the feasibility of simulating the "mother's nest".
According to his original research on the "giant insect wand", spells like "flying beast" can modify its spell configuration to strengthen the weight of "casting materials", and ultimately it depends on what kind of insect species is created. What kind of casting materials to choose.
Joan has worm-like blood. Yesterday’s experiments have proved that every drop of his blood can be activated by spells. Combined with
mythical transformation
and
worm identification
, he can eventually transform
activated plasma
into intellectual Enlightenment insects.
In this way, Joan can use his blood as a casting material to transform it into a swarm.
Originally it was the blood in one's own body, which turned into a worm swarm and then included in the mother nest in the body.
However, there is a technical obstacle, that is, these spells that create swarms have a time limit.
Take the 2 rings of "Flying Insects and Beasts", for example, the created swarms can only be maintained for a few minutes.
For these few minutes, I have to spend so much effort to toss it back, it seems very worthwhile...
However, Joan thought that he could use the "mother's nest" as a container of flesh and blood, an enchanted embryo material, a spell to create a swarm for its attachment, and then use the "higher spell delay" and repeated stacking enchants. It is possible that the craft fills the 24-hour timeline and forcibly extends the life of the swarm to an infinite length.
This method of operation was already practiced when he made the "Gorgeous Belt".
This idea is theoretically feasible, but Joanne still has two concerns.
First, he needs to give himself a "wake-up agent" prepared with Mrs. Josephine's plasma, in order to be able to generate a "mother's nest" in his body.
However, based on past experience, the supernatural abilities acquired in this way may not be able to be maintained for a long time, and usually last up to the end of the transformation time, and will disappear.
Since even the "mother's nest" can't exist for a long time, what is the point of working hard to create a timeless insect swarm for the "mother's nest"?
The second concern is... Is this kind of opportunistic "mother nest" and insect swarm really useful?
Every drop of blood that constitutes the swarm contains all the magical configurations in Joan's body, then the overall "mother's will" of the swarm, in theory, should have the same spell-casting ability as his own-as to whether this It also includes "Sid Mana" and "Mythical Power", which cannot be judged yet.
The most important question is, can such mother nests and insect swarms, like Mrs. Josephine's genuine mother nests and insect swarms, be able to reshape their flesh after their own deaths and resurrect?
Although Qiao An was worried about his unreliable ideas, he decided to first record this idea of ​​creating a "piracy mother's nest" and explore it later when he was free.
Regardless of whether it will work in the end, there is always no disadvantage in trying it anyway.
As the sky neared dusk, the Earl’s Earl who was intoxicated with the new spell recovered, realizing that it was too late, and quickly got up to say goodbye to Joan.
"It's almost dinner time, and it's inconvenient for you to stay and eat, and visit the tutor by the way."
Joan hoped that Mrs. Josephine and Professor Moriarty would be able to bridge the gap and restore their friendship. To this end, he specially emphasized.
"Ms. Betty, I went back to Fort Daning last night."
Of course Mrs. Josephine could hear what he meant, but she shook her head and smiled bitterly.
"Joan, you are a naive and kind boy. It seems that you expect people who are kind to you to maintain friendly relations with each other. Unfortunately, the world of adults is far more complicated than you expect..."
She sighed and said with a little helplessness:
"My and your mentor have many similarities in personality, such as being very self-loving, face-saving, narrow-minded, strong in control, and clearly advocating freedom, but always trying to force others to obey their own will. , Or be discouraged and self-violent..."
"Two people like us who are so similar, meet by chance, will inevitably attract each other and collide with the spark of love."
"However, because we are too similar, the love between us is destined not to last."
"We are all trying to domesticate our lovers into vassals that obey our own lives. The love between us is also a cruel war. Both sides refuse to give in. No matter how deep our feelings are, we are no match for endless bumps, In the end, it can only be ended by turning over."
"Joan, I must say the words first. Don’t expect me and your mentor to be reunited. If you insist on matching us, then everything you do is doomed, but it will deepen my contradiction with Trofim, It will also hurt yourself and even cause you to lose illusions about love."
"As far as the current situation is concerned, meeting Trofim and me will only embarrass both of us. Do you know what we will do to get rid of our embarrassing situation?"
Joan shook his head, his eyes full of daze.
"We will attack each other desperately, exhausting the harshest and vicious words, as if making the other party ugly, we can cover up our ugliness."
"This is like two people who fell into the mud pit and are desperately muddying each other's face, so that they seem to be relatively clean. Think about it, what good results can this have?"
"However, since you know that this is wrong, why can't you treat each other with tenderness and tolerance? Just like you did to me..."
Joan couldn't figure it out.
"Because we can't do it."
The countess shook her head and smiled bitterly.
"The hardest thing in the world is to know what you do."
"We are not unreasonable people, but arrogance and selfishness have hurt our intellect and caused our thoughts and actions to always split."
"The mentor once told me that words and deeds are a kind of despicable artist temperament. Without such a despicable temperament, one can become a scholar, but it is difficult to become a real artist... To be honest, I don't understand what he said What do you mean." Joan frowned.
"I can hardly explain this to you in language. After all, language, symbols, and grammar are all superstructures based on rational logic, and reason is almost always the natural enemy of art. Artists use private rather than public language, which is unclear. , You can't say it."
Mrs. Josephine waved her hand, beckoning Joan not to continue this gradual metaphysical topic.
"Trofim and I like you from the heart, perhaps because you are different from us, your thoughts and your behavior are consistent."
"We saw the kind of person that we longed for but never became, so we can't help but want to protect you, hoping that you will never change, and this is essentially a selfish request."
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