I Created Scientific Magic-Chapter 617 - 525: Foreign Exploration Team_2

“Besides that, we have also tested for the difference in the flow of time between the two worlds.” Vittorio glanced at Sean, who looked somewhat dispirited. “This is largely thanks to Lord Sean’s research on quartz clocks!”

In Lynn’s presence, Sean didn’t dare to accept the title of developer, and said with a wry smile, “Research is an overstatement, the principle of the quartz clock had already been clearly explained by Chairman Lynn.”

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“You merely provided a design concept, but the quartz clock was ultimately made by your hand, and you completed it in just six days. That’s quite impressive!” Lynn consoled Sean a few words, affirming his efforts, and then continued to inquire if Vittorio had already sent someone through the Space-Time Gate and how the difference in time flow was calculated.

“No, we haven’t sent anyone through yet, we just used some cunning methods,” Vittorio said with a smile as he explained.

Since the Space-Time Gate allowed people to travel back and forth, then objects should be able to as well. So, they tried tying an object with a rope and throwing it to the other side of the gate, then attempted to pull it back to see if it was possible.

The result was undoubtedly…

A failure!

The rope that was pulled back was broken, and after several experiments, they concluded that every object entering the Space-Time Gate needed to withstand a tearing force, as if being sucked into a whirlpool in the ocean.

So, Vittorio had someone replace the rope with a sturdier steel cable and tied a heavy object to the other end, hurling it through at high speed and quickly retracting it.

This time the experiment proceeded without accident, and it was very successful. Then, they placed a quartz clock on the heavy object, left it on the other side of the Space-Time Gate for a while, and after bringing it back, they used the time difference between the two quartz clocks to easily calculate the rate of time flow.

Lynn nodded, finding it to be a decent method. However, as his avatar had been instantly wiped out upon entering the Space-Time Gate previously, he had overestimated its dangers.

“Based on our calculations, the difference in time flow between the two worlds is about 7.25 times. However, this difference is slowly decreasing. According to the current rate, the flow of time between the two will be completely unified in about 450 years…” Vittorio continued to explain.

Due to the extremely subtle nature of the decline in this discrepancy, they had to conduct hundreds of experiments, taking a whole day’s worth of time, and with the aid of a quartz clock accurate to one hundred thousandth of a second, they compiled the values from hundreds of tests and listed equations to calculate a corresponding value, barely managing to deduce it.

For more precise confirmation, they had to wait for Rafael and the others to return. If the figures perfectly matched the ones calculated from his equations on the decay of time flow rate, then they could confirm

“Four hundred and fifty years? It seems we have plenty of time,” Rafael raised his eyebrows. The sevenfold difference in the flow of time was undeniably terrifying, meaning that seven years for them would be just one year in the other world.

However, Vittorio dampened his enthusiasm with a sobering comment, “That’s only at the current rate. I suspect that the more intense the surge of magic power is, the quicker the discrepancy in the flow of time will decrease.”

In other words, if the enemy took control of the Space-Time Gate and expanded it to increase the speed of the influx of magic power into this continent, then the difference in the flow of time between the two worlds would further diminish, and their advantage in time would no longer be as pronounced.

“In any case, your mission this time is extremely challenging. You need to gather as much information as possible from the other world. It would be best to confirm whether the information stated by the Star Messenger is correct. Also, do your best to avoid contact with the enemy…”

Vittorio spoke seriously, then handed Rafael a fist-sized, bizarre sphere. “I think you have seen this before and are aware of its power, right?”

Rafael certainly recognized what it was. Back in Fire Oil City, Lynn had used something similar to execute the “Sky Vaulting” spell, thoroughly cleansing the radiating Land of Death. Even the mere aftereffects nearly flattened Fire Oil City.

Facing such a formidable weapon, Rafael’s wrist trembled slightly as he took it, fearful of accidentally activating it.

Vittorio explained how to use it and reminded him, “Do not use it unless absolutely necessary.”

Rafael rolled his eyes; with the terrifying damage radius of “Sky Vaulting”, it seemed this device could only be used in a situation where mutual destruction was inevitable.

The primary tactic was to go out with a bang!

“By the way, take this ring with you as well,” Lynn said, producing a special enchanted ring.

“Does it serve some purpose?” Rafael inquired curiously.

“It’s just an experiment, might not be useful at all,” Lynn casually replied, with no intention of elaborating.

Hearing Lynn being so secretive, Vittorio also gave the ring a few glances, then noticed its dark golden color and texture, which felt incredibly familiar to him.

“Is this made from the same metal used for the Corona Medal?” Vittorio asked in surprise.

“Yes, I melted a Corona Medal and used part of the material to make this ring!” Lynn confirmed with a nod.

You melted the Corona Medal? As these words were spoken, the wizards present all widened their eyes in shock, and Rafael’s wrist, holding the ring, also quivered.

The Corona Medal represented the highest honor in the magic community, and here was the Magic Star, willing to melt down such a precious artifact—it was an absolute waste!

Lynn, however, didn’t seem too bothered by it. He had asked Harrov about this peculiar metal, which came from beyond the Space-Time Gate. They had only acquired twelve kilograms in total. Due to its rarity and strong energy-carrying properties, it had been divided to create twelve Corona Medals.

Now, the council only had two pieces left in stock, which were to be awarded to others. Having some excess material, Lynn simply decided to melt a piece for research and experimentation, and this ring was one of the outcomes.