Doctor of Science's Journey into Another World

After a night of thinking, Bai Hao believed that the feasibility of a low-end version of high-level magic was not low, but thousands of years had passed, and so many scholars and academic organizations on the Walterlan continent had not developed similar magic, which was enough to prove that this was not easy.

Bai Hao believed that there were scholars who had proposed similar hypotheses. The efficiency of transportation in the Walterlan continent was not much worse than that in Bai Hao's previous life. Even if those mages and scholars did not have earth dragon beasts, they always had a feathered beast for each person.

Therefore, speaking only of the group of mages, the transmission of information on the continent of Walterlan is neither slow nor closed. After so many years, although new magic is still being comprehended, there will always be careful scholars who can find similarities in some spells.

Bai Hao decided to go to the Swat National Library immediately after arriving in the Swat Empire. Bai Hao believed that there must be scholars who compared some high-level magic spells with low-level magic spells, and counted and listed two extremely similar groups of spells.

In the southern border where academic organizations are complex, the elven scholars study a wide range of subjects. Among them, there must be academic organizations that specialize in the study of spells and have achieved fruitful results.

Bai Hao has learned from books over the years that there are some famous branches of elven academic organizations in the Swart Empire, many of which are old elves who have been immersed in the study of spells for many years.

As a human empire in the Central Plains adjacent to the southern border, the Swart Empire has always had a strong academic atmosphere, and many of the elven academic organizations in the southern border have opened branches here.

Now, Bai Hao believes that the breakthrough in researching the low-profile version of high-level magic must be the self-saving magic or other secret methods of the Moon Goddess Sect. After all, it was the hardening magic that Aurora tried casually that gave him the idea and inspiration.

Bai Hao planned to go to Aurora to discuss magic after breakfast tomorrow and try to find out more about the secrets of the Moon Goddess Sect. Even if he couldn't know how the magic worked and what the effects were, it would be fine if he could just know the spells.

Most of the healing secrets that the Moon Goddess Sect is proud of are high-level magic, or at least mid-level magic. Most of them are currently beyond Bai Hao's ability to release, so it's a good time to try a low-level experiment.

It's just that Bai Hao was worried that Aurora would refuse to reveal the secret methods that ordinary members of these sects could not know. However, Aurora's performance so far gave Bai Hao the feeling that she was easy to talk to. The fact that she answered every question Bai Hao asked showed that she was much easier to get along with than Odom, the old man.

Aurora was the first highest-level priest that Bai Hao came into contact with, so Bai Hao did not know that Aurora, as the priest, was almost the embodiment of the sect's decrees. In fact, even if the king of the empire asked her about the secret techniques, she would not reveal a single word.

What Bai Hao could not have imagined was that several bishops of nearby sects in Campbell County had already secretly written down Bai Hao's situation in a secret letter and reported it to the current Saint of Bright Moon. For a religion that worships gods, Bai Hao's special situation was no different from a miracle.

"Knock knock--" While Bai Hao was still thinking, there was a knock on the door. Hearing the rhythm, Bai Hao judged that it was Xing Lili, so he opened the door with a puzzled look on his face.

"Xiao Hao, do you want to invite Headmistress Aurora to the breakfast later?" Xing Lili said with a smile.

Bai Hao was stunned for a moment, then he opened the curtains, and the dazzling sunlight immediately made the room much brighter.

Bai Hao was silent for a moment, thinking that he seemed to have just returned to his room with Xing Lili. At that time, the moon was bright in the sky... Bai Hao paused and said, "Go and invite them. I'll go in person."

Almost at the same time Bai Hao stepped out of the door, Aurora's door opened.

Aurora looked ruddy and energetic, and seemed to have had a good sleep last night. She said to Bai Hao seriously, "Good morning."

Then, at Bai Hao's enthusiastic invitation, Aurora went to the restaurant with Bai Hao, while Xing Lili went to wake up Kalia who was still sleeping on the floor.

...

Not long ago, when Xing Lili knocked on Bai Hao's door, Aurora woke up from her trance. Last night, she actually suffered from insomnia, which was rare.

Aurora always felt her heart pounding as she was separated from Bai Hao by a wall. Last night, the sky was clear and ten thousand meters above the ground, giving Aurora the illusion that she was unusually close to the Moon Goddess.

This illusion combined with Bai Hao being next door caused Aurora to become so excited that she could not fall asleep, so she simply prayed to the bright moon until dawn.

Last night's prayer to the bright moon made Aurora feel comfortable all over, as if her soul was closer to the goddess of the bright moon, which made her very happy.

Aurora remembered that the last time she had such a feeling after praying was in the church at the headquarters of the Moon Goddess Sect. It seemed to be a sunny day at that time, and the saint was presiding over the ceremony beside her.

Last night's experience made Aurora mistakenly believe that praying at a higher place would be more effective. After all, the higher the place, the closer to the moon, and perhaps also closer to the Moon Goddess. Aurora planned to return to the headquarters and inform the Saint of this important discovery, and in the future, the site of the new church would be located in a higher place.

...

After breakfast, Bai Hao gave instructions to the captain of the guards and then went to Aurora's room with great interest.

"Miss Aurora, the hardening magic you cast yesterday made me feel very mysterious, but I found that the spell you chanted is extremely similar to the intermediate magic hardening." Bai Hao sat on the sofa next to the coffee table and asked Aurora sincerely.

Aurora said nonchalantly, "This is normal. The magic spells used to save oneself in the sect are almost the same as some low-level and mid-level magic spells. I often mispronounced some of these spells when I first came into contact with them."

"Bang——" a bolt of thunder exploded in Bai Hao's brain. Aurora's casual words just now shocked Bai Hao extremely. The high-level magic spells of the Bright Moon Sect were actually very similar to some well-known low-level and medium-level magic spells?

Bai Hao thought about the hardening magic demonstrated by Aurora yesterday. Wasn't it just changing "hardens" to "harden"? From the perspective of English grammar, it was just changing the third person singular of the word "harden" into a verb.

Aurora had no idea that the spell was made up of various forms of Chinese and English. Like other wizards in the world, she generally believed that this was the language of God, and the change in the form of the word "harden" seemed to Aurora to be nothing more than a very similar pronunciation.

From this, we can conclude that many of the high-level magics of the Moon Goddess Sect are basically converted from low- and medium-level magics. If the rules and methods of conversion are reversed...

Bai Hao's scalp tingled and he forced himself to suppress his inner excitement. He took a deep, trembling breath. If the situation was reversed, wouldn't high-level magic become medium or low-level magic, that is, a low-end version of high-level magic?