Doomsday Code

Chen Cheng was also a little curious about this and couldn't help but turn his head to take a look.

When Chen Cheng saw Chaos Magic written on it, his eyes lit up and he said:

"My Lord Earl, you are still a chaos magician. I wonder if I can ask you for help in the future."

But Chen Cheng's words made Peng Beis and the others feel curious.

"It's no use looking for me. You still have to rely on the young lady next to you for what's on your neck."

Huidun couldn't help but joke.

However, Chen Cheng waved his hand and said:

"That's not the reason. I've seen your chaos magic in the 'Magic Elements Compilation'.

Chaos magic is the magic energy that is closest to the magic factors in nature. I just want to ask you, Lord Earl, to provide some help with magic energy for my experiment when you are free."

If they were surprised before because he could use super-level magic, they were even more surprised to hear that he was still doing magic experiments.

In particular, his experiment requires the help of chaos magic, which is the closest to the magic factors in nature.

Penbes is also a fan of magic research. For example, the best transfiguration technique currently available on the market was invented by him, so he also became interested in Chen Cheng's experiment.

"Good boy, tell me about your magic experiment. Maybe I, an old man, can give you some suggestions."

However, Chen Cheng just smiled foolishly at him at this time, and Huidun on the side wanted to hold his forehead and cry without tears.

It is obvious that this is a very important experiment for Chen Cheng, and this kind of experiment is usually kept extremely confidential.

Even if Penbes, a professor of such status, asked, most people would naturally not talk about their research like this.

Seeing that Chen Cheng didn't reply, the old man Peng Beisi remembered that the current Chen Cheng was not his student. If he spoke like this, it would seem like he was using his power to bully others.

Penbes waved his hand, and a piece of parchment flew from the bookshelf into his hands.

"This is a secret contract. After signing this contract, this matter will never be spread among me."

Then Penbes handed the parchment to Chen Cheng.

From this, Chen Cheng could also see that the professor was truly a magic research fanatic, and he also respected magicians of lower levels than him.

Otherwise, with his identity, if he really used some means to force Chen Cheng, no one in the academy would be able to stop him.

Chen Cheng did not hesitate and directly opened the scroll to look at it. Then he compared it with the contract scroll image he saw in the library, and then he nodded.

When the two were about to sign their names, Huidun spoke up:

"I think I'd better sign it."

Huidun was not a rude person and he knew that Chen Cheng's research should be very important to him.

He also remembered that Peng Beis had said before that Chen Cheng's future as a magic practitioner would be ruined, and his current research might be his life-saving talisman in the future.

Because in this world, most magicians who can become research-oriented magicians are platinum-level masters. Because they have their own domains, their understanding of magic surpasses that of ordinary people, so they have made great achievements in magic research.

It is also because of the people who study magic that magic weapons, magic crystals and magic potions appear, and with these things, some ordinary people can also use magic.

Therefore, all countries provide high rewards and protection for such talents.

When the contract was signed, the parchment spontaneously combusted without fire, and then the three people could faintly feel the existence of the contract within their souls. If they violated it, the power of the contract would instantly devour the souls of the defaulters.

After the risk of secret leaks was gone, Chen Cheng shared his experimental ideas.

His idea was quite ambitious. He wanted to use the systematic magic pattern corridors he had discovered to engrave them together, and then use his variable structure to connect them in series.

Whenever you need to use magic, just use variable magic to control the magic patterns to combine on their own.

This will greatly shorten the time it takes a magician to engrave magic patterns, which is also the most time-consuming part of a magician's practice.

Of course, the various types of magic elements involved are of super magnitude, and in order to make this super-grand magic work, the magic energy required can only be the disordered magic factors in nature.

However, the task of sorting out these disordered magic factors was too huge, so Chen Cheng thought of chaos magic.

At first this was just an idea in his mind, because the magic style he learned was just a drop in the bucket for the current magic system.

However, this time, seeing the joining of Professor Penbes, who was studying the simplification of magic, and Huidun, a rare chaos magician in the entire continent, Chen Cheng boldly put forward his own idea.

The two people in front of Chen Cheng looked at him as if he were a madman after hearing his idea. They couldn't imagine that if a weapon or a person appeared one day, he could use super-powerful magic of various systems and elements in an instant. That would be the real god of magic in the world.

Peng Beisi swallowed his saliva, and then said in a very low voice:

"That's impossible. Once these magic patterns are engraved, the engraved object or person will be blown up by the formed magic."

Penbes wanted to use what he had learned to dispel Chen Cheng's somewhat shocking idea.

However, Chen Cheng replied:

"This is actually very simple. We don't need to actually engrave the magic. We just need to engrave the different patterns and corridors that make it up. As for how to use it later, I will be handling my variable magic."

Huidun on the side grasped the key point and asked:

"What kind of magic is this variable magic you're talking about? Why have I never heard of it before?"

By this time, Penbes also realized that the key to Chen Cheng's idea was the variable magic.

Chen Cheng looked at the two people in front of him. If he hadn't felt the sense of security brought by the soul contract, Chen Cheng would never have shared his greatest research results with others so easily.

Chen Cheng knew that words alone were useless, so he got up and went to the room where Penbes was doing the experiment, and then searched on the table.

He wanted to use mithril to draw his unimproved variable magic and show it to the two of them.

"The mithril is in the clay pot on the left."

Penbes reminded.

Chen Cheng found the pottery jar where the mithril was stored, and then took a piece of pottery plate used for experiments next to it.

He placed the things in front of him, then picked up a pen, dipped it into the mithril powder from the pottery jar, and then drew magical lines and corridors on the pottery board.

The knowledgeable Penbes immediately realized that what Chen Cheng outlined were the magic patterns and corridors that constituted the basic magic under different systems.

However, Chen Cheng deliberately did not connect these things together at this time, so they are just a series of exquisite-looking patterns.

After outlining these lines, Chen Cheng began to outline a pattern that Penbes had never seen before, which was strange in shape and had no magical beauty.

But before Penbes could react, the originally messy ceramic plate suddenly became orderly.

Then Chen Cheng picked up the pottery board and said to Hui Dun facing the wall:

"My Lord Earl, now you can try to use your chaos magic to inject it, and then try to stimulate the magic in it."

Huidun was also a little excited. His hands trembled a little, and then he gently touched the pottery plate.

The pottery plate was still as cold as ever, but after he injected chaos magic into it, several different options appeared in his consciousness.

He touched the flame option, and then saw the patterns on the ceramic plate light up. Several groups of magic patterns and corridors that could form a small fireball spell were pulled in front of the three of them by the strange-shaped variable magic, and then they really combined into a small fireball magic.

Then a small fireball was released.

Seeing the small fireball, Penbes waved his hand and the fireball was blown out.

When he looked at it again, he saw that the magic patterns on the ceramic plate had returned to its previous disordered state.