Magi Craft Meister

Jen D slowly started explaining.

"I'm sure you know that there are individual differences in magic patterns."

"It's, well"

"Advanced in magic theory, we analyze these magic patterns, but the distribution of their frequencies is called 'magic spectrum'."

"Yes, you did."

Up to this point, this is what I teach in my course at Avalon.

From here, the description is baton touched on Elsa D.

"The peaky spectrum is better suited to use the magic of the attack system," he says.

The spectrum corresponds to attributes, from those with lower frequencies to soil, water, wind, fire, light and darkness.

Further subdivisions can also be made. Even the water attributes become ice, water and steam from the less frequent ones. Light is likewise divided into infrared, visible light, ultraviolet light, electromagnetic waves…

When there is a peak in the spectrum in the part corresponding to each attribute, it means that you are good at the magic of that attribute.

Incidentally, it had been analyzed that engineering magic was conditioned on a high level of all spectrum, and that healing magic did not have to be high, but flat properties were desirable.

Most importantly, these kinds of studies are still in the development stage, and depending on how future studies (Kankyukan) will likely cover the current theory.

"So that's it."

The explanation goes back to Jen D.

"Mr. Najas' magic pattern, the spectrum, seems to be geared towards healing."

"Duh, how do you know that!?

"Wow, I'm good for healing magic!?

Jonas Tigrina and Najas Khan listened back.

"I don't care what you say... Oh, uh, that's how this Reiko can detect it"

Jen explained that it would be more convincing to say that Reiko, who is an 'automatic doll (automata)', can do it than to say that she can do it.

It's not a lie that Reiko can do it. Although both Jen and Elsa can detect.

"I see, Miss Leiko."

"So I hope they learn healing magic about proper masters,"

"Avalon," Jen added.

"Think positive"

Now is not the time, and Jonas.

"Again, welcome. It's an honor to welcome you to the prestigious third generation Magic Engineer Magicraft Jazz."

"No, not to previous generations."

"No, no, be modest. We heard about your visit to a neighboring country."

Jonas said he heard and knew that the 'air race' in the Klein kingdom had been a big one.

"Anyway, we want to do it in our country."

"Competition can be entertaining as well as improving technology."

Jen D cut out that by making public gambling in these places, he might also be able to drive out dark gambling.

"Oh, I see."

Dark gambling, by its very nature, has a large profit margin on the torso. In other words, it means less return to the participants.

There, if there is a public gamble that makes a legitimate dividend, we can drive out the dark gamble... maybe.

Though it would be necessary to be careful not to get gambling addiction or anything like that.

A total ban on gambling, etc., because they just dive underground...

Jen explained that Jonas Tigrina and Najas Khan were impressed.

"I see Lord Jin is deeply educated"

"No, it's for sale."

When we were talking about that, the door was knocked with a clearly understandable sound.

"Yes, it's time"

As Najas opened the door, one of the king's secretaries stood.

Five minutes later, Jen D and Elsa D, Reiko and Hope had been put through to the king's office.

"Welcome to the third generation, Magic Engineer Magicraft Jazz, Sir Gin Nido. The rest is the King of the Kingdom of Franz, Caroline de Lafayette"

The King of the Kingdom of Franz was the Queen.

Age is still a little over thirty and youthful.

And most importantly, its appearance slightly resembled that of Katrine that Jens once knew. It would be the blood of the same Lafayette family.

Through Jen D's vision, Jen had such thoughts.

"... My country was not very influenced by the 'Magic League'. It is for the dishonorable reason that it was originally an agricultural country and technology had not advanced"

The queen began to speak.

"Coincidentally, I heard that you played both a part and a part in solving the 'Dark Gambling' case in the town of Roluon, and as soon as I thanked you, I wondered if you could give me some tips for the development of this country"

Then a middle-aged man, who was holding back beside him, opens his mouth.

"My name is Joachims de Droux, Prime Minister. First of all, I would like to thank you for your help the other day. And my country gives you the right to be treated as an 'honorary citizen' and to have access to the royal castle."

As for Jen, who has received similar privileges from other countries, he could behave in the same way in this kingdom of Franz.

"I'll take it."

"Uhm, superimposed"

The queen opened her mouth again.

"So, Lord Jin, what do you think?"

"Your Majesty, you're in such a hurry."

"Ugh, um"

She was the queen who wanted to get some advice from Jen, but the prime minister has noted her acuteness.

"Well, why don't we start by developing a 'Magnetin (Mana) Stand' and encourage the use of magic equipment?"

Until I got here, I had seen 'Magnetin (Mana) Stands' everywhere, but most of them were dysfunctional except what Jen thought they had made.

Jen first said what he noticed.

"I see, the more magic tools you use, the more demand you have, the more the economy will be revitalized."

The Chancellor is happy to make a note.

"And then... well, surprisingly, we've seen a lot of golem automobiles, so why don't we open a car race?"

"Race, is it..."

The Chancellor doesn't seem very enthusiastic about this idea.

"Is there a problem?

"Yeah, actually, even about fifteen years ago, I used a squad yard to hold automotive races, but it wasn't exciting at all."

"Hmmm...... by the way, what was the way?

"That's..."

The Chancellor began to speak.

"We built an elliptical course on the practice field, and it's a race to get you around it. The number of units running is repeated five times, three at a time."

……

"The tourists set up a dedicated area outside the squad yard to see there."

Somehow, it was like a futile example.

"Isn't there a problem with the way we do it, too? Then I don't think it's funny if you're watching..."

Jen D will point out what needs to be improved.

"First of all, the race will increase the number of units competing at a time - between eight and ten, perhaps"

That makes it harder to predict which one will win, makes the viewer enthusiastic, and makes the competition tense, he explains.

"I see, indeed"

"Then, the audience creates a dedicated seat… well, they try to make it a little higher and overlook the course. I'll take the admission fee because it's cheap."

Jen explained the idea of "capital investment".

"And then there's the idea of having a Magic Screen, so that those in the distance can enjoy the race."

At first, the money was spent, but Jen D concluded that it should be recoverable by collecting admission fees and serving as a betting torso.