After Feng Chou had mastered all the intermediate spells, it was much easier for him to study advanced spells. Even for the most complex alchemy spells, it only took him a little more than two years, which was half a year less than studying advanced necromancy spells.
In this half a year in the real world, which was more than seven years in the Universe Tower, Feng Chou had not only improved his knowledge of spells, but also greatly improved his mental strength and perception through diligent meditation.
In these seven years, Feng Chou had used the special environment created by Qiankun Pagoda to increase his mental strength to 237 points.
Feng Chou (Master)
Physique: 177
Strength: 175
Agility: 96
Intelligence: 45
Perception: 31 (External) 67 (Internal)
Mental Strength: 237
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At this time, Feng Chou's mental strength had reached the basic requirements for mastering level eight spells. However, Feng Chou did not intend to study level eight spells.
On one hand, with his current intelligence, although studying level eight spells would not be a problem, the efficiency would not be satisfactory.
On the other hand, the protection provided by his high-grade laboratory could not guarantee his safety in level eight spells. To study level eight spells and above, a mage tower at the level of an archmage was the standard.
After mastering the advanced spells of necromancy and alchemy, Feng Chou had grasped the prerequisites and knowledge of rune and golem production techniques.
However, to truly master these two techniques, Feng Chou still needed to carry out a lot of experiments and specific practice.
Whether it was experiments or practice, the Universe Tower was not useful. Feng Chou gave the order to upgrade Qiankun Pagoda!
Qiankun Pagoda's upgrade took three whole months.
In these three months, Feng Chou tried to make his first golem.
The creation of a golem was divided into two parts. One was the body, and the other was the intelligence that could control the body, which was the soul.
It was not a simple matter to make a dead object be controlled like an extension of one's arm. This involved the structural design of golems and golems, the generation and transmission of power, and the most complex aspects of information transmission and feedback.
The first two were equivalent to the human body structure and muscle system, while the latter was equivalent to the human nervous system.
The most important part of the structural design of golems and golems was the design of their joints. There were many different methods in related technology.
The simplest was like the robots on Earth, using a combination of horizontal and horizontal rotation axes to integrate the two joints to achieve an all-round rotation.
A more complicated method directly imitated the human joints, using magic power to replace the aponeurosis of the joints.
A more complicated method directly used magic links to replace the joints..
There were also various solutions to the generation and transmission of power. Some used necromancy to activate the muscles of the corpse and install them on the construct, while others used mana to replace the muscles to control the construct.
The creation of the nervous system, which was responsible for information transmission and feedback, also had two solutions: necromancy activation and alchemy patterns.
Take the first wooden golem that Feng Chou intended to make as an example. Its joint design used a simple combination of horizontal and horizontal connection axes. The generation and transmission of power used pure magic, nerve transmission, and alchemy patterns.
Because Qiankun Pagoda was dormant, Feng Chou could only rely on himself for this trial.
At this time, Feng Chou realized how important Qiankun Pagoda's possession was.
With the assistance of Qiankun Pagoda's possession, Feng Chou was like the most brilliant alchemy master. Whether it was carving, inscribing, or various processing techniques, every cut, every stroke was just right, and there was no more or less strength.
Without the assistance of Qiankun Pagoda, Feng Chou was suddenly back to square one. Not to mention making the golem, just making the wooden components of the golem already made him sweat profusely. After wasting a pile of magic wood, he directly gave up.
This was the disadvantage of Feng Chou always relying on Qiankun Pagoda to cheat. He was used to cheating, and suddenly without a cheating device, he was worse than the most common low-level alchemist.
Feng Chou simply left Qiankun Pagoda in the laboratory and went back to the ground.
If he wanted to master alchemy again without the help of the Universe Tower spirit, he would probably have to start from scratch and learn bit by bit.
But since he already had the assistance of Qiankun Pagoda, why should he bother to imagine what would happen if he didn't have Qiankun Pagoda's assistance?
It was like a person who already had a calculator, worrying about what to do if the calculator disappeared and learning how to use an abacus. It was completely unnecessary.
So Feng Chou decided to simply give himself a holiday and wait until Qiankun Pagoda was rebooted.
However, this matter also reminded Feng Chou that the work of making a new backup brain that could replace Qiankun Pagoda must be put on the agenda.
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Seeing that Feng Chou, who had been staying in the laboratory and rarely seen, suddenly had some free time, Grace naturally felt like she had found a treasure and couldn't wait to stick to him.
What gave Feng Chou a headache was that Natasha also broke into his bedroom from time to time, which made him tremble with fear to avoid the two women bumping into each other.
While Feng Chou was feeling pain and joy for the two women, he didn't know that his two biggest enemies, Tyron's family of vampires and Drow of Vigros, had reached a settlement.
After reluctantly believing the vampires' explanation, Vigros prayed to the goddess again for guidance.
Although this prayer caused the matriarch to be severely punished by the goddess, she finally figured out some of the truth of the matter.
In fact, in the last revelation, the Spider Empress had already given the answer to Feng Chou's identity. The goddess first showed Locke's image, then gradually turned into Feng Chou's appearance, which in itself meant that Locke was actually Feng Chou in disguise. However, Vigros didn't understand the meaning of the revelation and thought that Locke and Feng Chou had ruined their plans.
This time, the goddess finally gave clear instructions to let the matriarch know that Locke was actually Feng Chou in disguise and that the two of them were the same person.
After knowing this, the Drow finally shifted their gaze away from Locke and began to investigate Feng Chou's origins.
Feng Chou should be thankful that the gods of this world weren't omniscient and omnipotent. When Feng Chou had ruined the Spider Empress' plans, she had been keeping an eye on Cenarius and naturally discovered some of Feng Chou's little secrets. But now, more than half a year had passed, and Feng Chou had long been out of her sight.
As long as Feng Chou didn't appear in Drow's territory in the Underdark and didn't recite the Spider Empress' name, it would be difficult for the Spider Empress, who couldn't enter the prime material plane, to find him.
However, when the Drow shifted their gaze to Feng Chou, his origins could no longer be concealed.