I Made Scientific Magic

Griphook returned home cautiously, locked the not-so-secure door, and then walked into the empty inner room, prostrated himself on the ground, and shouted respectfully.

"Lord Purson!"

After the words fell, a figure in a golden red robe appeared in front of him, and a majestic aura enveloped the entire room, making it hard to breathe.

"No one followed you today, or noticed something wrong?" Purson asked solemnly.

"No, although those wizard minions are very strict, they never attack civilians for no reason." Griphook replied in fear.

Purson's tense expression relaxed a bit, and he continued to ask. "Have you heard any useful news?"

It has been five full days since he arrived at the capital through the secret passage, but he has been lurking without further action.

This is undoubtedly the correct choice, because after the investigation, Purson found that the guards in the capital were far more dense than expected. There are musketeers in charge of guarding in each city. The two teams take care of each other, so it is difficult to defeat each other. Remove these sentries.

Under such circumstances, Purson didn't even dare to use magic easily, otherwise he might be detected.

Fortunately, they were lucky. Not far from the Gujing Unicom area, they found a more pious believer. After some inspiration, they developed into their eyes and ears, responsible for snooping out news from the outside world.

"Reporting to my lord, according to the information I inquired about, the minions of the wizards captured the five downed griffin riders, and they are now being held in the prison set up in the XC area." Griphook said with a bow.

"It seems that Arnold has indeed been caught..." Purson thought to himself, even if he could not escape the lightning net that spread over the capital with the strength of the opponent, he would never be killed on the spot. If there is trouble, most of them will be caught.

Purson recalled the map of the capital, and it wasn't too far from here to the prison.

Although he didn't like the arrogant Arno very much, but he was a colleague anyway, and if he saved the opponent, he would have a little more chance of winning in the battle in the capital.

"Also... When I went to the market today, I heard those followers of the devil say..." Griphook hesitated whether he should speak or not.

"What did they say?" Purson frowned.

"They say the Bible...there are many errors in the Bible." Griphook stammered.

For example, the geocentric theory in the Bible is actually wrong. In fact, the continent under their feet is revolving around the sun because of something called gravity.

Another example is that the mainland is actually round, not flat, because standing on the sea and looking at the distant sentry tower, you will always see the top of the tower first, and then the body of the tower... There is also a lunar eclipse phenomenon, that is, the planet rotates to the position of the sun and the moon In the center, the lunar eclipse they saw was the projection of the continent under their feet...

"Those wizards even said that they calculated the circumference of this continent, which is 43,200 kilometers..." Griphook said slightly trembling.

"It's ridiculous!" Purson laughed out of anger. The believers of these evil gods are simply whimsical. How could the continent under their feet be round? Wouldn't they all fall down then?

And how was the circumference of 43,200 kilometers calculated? Was it measured with a ruler?

Those sorcerers actually tried to confuse the believers of God with such ridiculous words, they simply don't know what it means!

After a pause, Rahook didn't continue talking, because the other party also did some weird experiments on the spot to prove these conclusions that sounded counterintuitive.

The children of Orion's family next door told him quietly that they understood, and could even replicate those experiments. The continent under their feet might really be round, but he himself was completely confused.

"It seems that these wizards have been bewitched by the devil, and their minds have become quite confused." Purson said with a sneer, and then asked about the most heavily guarded mansion.

Purson had a premonition that this place was anything but ordinary, the guards were tighter than a palace, and there must be some kind of ulterior secret inside.

Griphook shook his head, that place was guarded all the time, there was no way for him to get close.

"In this case, you should go to rest first." Purson didn't mean to embarrass Griphook, and waved him to sleep.

At the same time, a series of black shadows turned from virtual to real, and emerged in this small room, and a hidden guard at the head stretched out his hand and handed over a volume of secret orders.

Purson took it solemnly, and immediately burned it after reading it.

The time is tonight!

...

In the middle of the night, on the city wall in the eastern section of the capital, Hamm was holding a musket in his hand and stationed in front of the watchtower. Waves of drowsiness kept attacking his brain, making his brain a little dazed.

Although he changes shifts every night, and even divides it into two midnights, he is over fifty, and his energy is different from that of his youth. After a few hours, he can't stand it anymore.

Sleep for a while, the enemy will not come to attack at night, besides, there are other people to help watch, one more than yourself is not too much, and one less than yourself is a lot.

Such thoughts kept flashing in Ham's mind, but when he thought of his responsibilities, he became stronger again.

As long as you hold on for a while, it will be time to change shifts in just a short while...

In a daze, Ham fell into a dreamlike state, and the ground seemed to be shaking violently, and it became more and more intense.

"Wake up, the enemy is attacking!" At this moment, a loud roar came from another observation tower.

Harm was shocked immediately, and subconsciously put the musket on the city wall, but it was dark in front of him, and he could only vaguely see the figure reflected in the distance by the fierce bonfire on the observation deck.

Fortunately, the wizards stationed on the city wall also reacted. Hundreds of dazzling fireballs flew into the sky, and the flames exploded to reflect everything in front of them.

Ham and the others couldn't help but gasped. The tens of thousands of enemy troops in the distance had already crossed the two-kilometer cordon and entered their attack range.

Standing at the forefront were priests and bishops in white robes with solemn expressions. There were as many as a thousand people. They prayed in unison, and the loud and clear hymns could be heard clearly even two kilometers away.

"Damn it, they are going to launch a general attack!" Sanchez, who was in charge of the rotation guard, said solemnly.

You must know that in the battle a few days ago, these priests watched those cannon fodder rushing to die from a distance, and now they actually took the first step.

Sanchez immediately realized that this was not a trivial temptation.

This is... the decisive battle!