I Created Scientific Magic-Chapter 410 - 398 Test Blast Nuclear Magic!
Chapter 410: Chapter 398 Test Blast Nuclear Magic!
Chapter 410: Chapter 398 Test Blast Nuclear Magic!
“Master Lynn, since these two new elements are so dangerous, why didn’t you say so earlier?” Sanchez couldn’t help but ask, his tone carrying a hint of reproach.
“I believe that defining a new element without rigorous experimental verification is an extremely inappropriate action,” Lynn shrugged.
If he had claimed that the Demon Stone was a radioactive element with strong radiation as soon as he got it, it would have seemed too false.
All the council members present were frightened after the fact and looked at Rafael with malevolent eyes, remembering that someone had previously wanted to paint the Royal City’s walls with fluorescent paint made from radium.
So much so that some began to suspect that Rafael might be a spy sent by the Church!
This was an attempt to dismantle the entire council from the inside!
I’m not, I didn’t…
Rafael found himself at a loss for words, but fortunately, at that moment, Lynn spoke up to explain.
“Don’t worry so much, gentlemen.
Although radium is very radioactive, the amount of radium in a single Demon Stone is limited and has been divided into more than twenty pieces.
Short-term contact is unlikely to cause harm.”
He had verified this earlier, and moreover, the physical constitution of wizards is strong, and their magic power also possesses a certain ability to isolate radiation.
This was also why Lynn did not rush to warn them.
Of course, if one were to research this element for a long time without any protection, that would be courting death!
“Master Rafael, you should change out of that robe as soon as possible,” Lynn said with an odd expression as he glanced at the other’s robe, which emitted a yellow-green glow.
Rafael truly had guts to smear strongly radioactive radium directly on his clothes, and for that, Lynn was impressed!
Rafael looked at the mice in the cage, who appeared listless and grotesque, and couldn’t help but bitterly smile.
“There should be a way to treat injuries caused by this kind of radioactive radiation, right?”
He had been wearing that robe for an entire day, and unlike others, he had been dealing with alpha particles every day to research the luminescent properties of radium.
That is to say, he might already have been affected…
“If treated early, it’s still solvable.
It’s nothing more than cell damage or cancer,” Lynn reassured.
This type of radiation-induced systemic damage is indeed difficult to handle with technological means and requires a therapy pod for full body repair.
Otherwise, the variety of complications could torment one to death.
On a magical level, it’s much easier.
A great wizard proficient in Shaping Science should be able to deal with the diseased cells, and together with a magic potion potent enough to regenerate limbs, as long as one isn’t at the stage of full-body cancer, they can still be saved.
It’s just going to be a bothersome process, and some suffering is inevitable!
With Lynn’s explanation, Rafael finally breathed a sigh of relief.
It’s good to still have hope…
However, this also meant that his plan to make a fortune from radium paint had to be reluctantly canceled…
“How should we then defend against the radiation of these radioactive elements?” Vittorio asked since they needed to study these new elements, coming into contact with them was inevitable.
“Elements with a higher density tend to have strong radiation resistance, like lead, which is quite good!” Lynn reminded.
Lead has an atomic number of 82, a density of 11.3437 grams per cubic centimeter, and is the heaviest non-radioactive element in terms of atomic mass.
Because it is also common and abundant, it is used on a large scale for radiation protection.
By this point, Lynn also did not forget to remind the councilors present to pay the utmost attention to safety during their research…
Although for wizards, radiation is not an incurable disease, it would require a great cost to heal it, which was why Rafael could speak so lightly of it as he was a great wizard with abundant wealth.
…
This magic discussion session lasted until four o’clock in the morning, almost ten hours!
The councilors who walked out of the conference room were all full of energy, whether it was the magic known as the Star of Magic that could defeat the church, or the exquisitely subtle Star Orbital Model of the elements, all were undoubtedly explosive news, quickly spreading with the councilors’ discussions.
Without a doubt, magical study would from today take a new step on the ladder, or indeed the entire foundation of magical study would be rewritten because Lynn had proven with facts that elements are not the most fundamental substances composing everything.
They can not only be further divided but also their shapes are not spherical as mainstream theories suggest, and they lack the so-called shell!
The alpha particles and electrons composing the nucleus became the new foundational substances in the eyes of all the wizards.
They would soon understand what these so-called alpha particles were and acquire the true power of elements from them!
The wizards who specialized in combat and did not take part in the discussion regretted not having witnessed this historic moment firsthand after hearing their colleagues’ animated explanations of the intricacies of the new elemental structure theory.
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Of course, this kind of ‘broad’ dissemination and discussion were limited to official wizards, as it was war-time, and there was a high regard for the confidentiality of such important information.
The fervor for magical research also driven more wizards to dive into experimentation; had it not been for the wizards who went to explore uranium mines and found a large amount of Demon Stones and uranium ore again, there likely would not have been enough to go around.
The citizens of the capital soon noticed that a large amount of seawater was being transported from a port over a hundred miles away continuously towards the capital, and the price of lead ore had also soared…
The spies from the Empire, lurking in the shadows, faced with such strange phenomena, were completely baffled.
The lead ore was one thing; based on the information they collected, this material was used to manufacture firearms and ammunition, and increased consumption due to war was normal.
But why was so much seawater being transported from such a long distance, what exactly were they up to?
Could it be that there was a problem with the capital’s water supply?
The spies from the Empire could never have guessed that the wizards were transporting tons of seawater just to break it down, seeking the tritium element Lynn had spoken of…
With the combined efforts of over a thousand official wizards in the entire council, the three major problems that had been troubling Lynn were quickly resolved one by one.
On the evening of the fifth day, Lynn, who had completed the Big Nuclear Explosion Technique model, took a few chairpersons to an evacuated mine underground for a test explosion.
For safety reasons, only the minimal critical mass was used.
No one knows exactly what happened, but on that day the entire mine collapsed, and even the capital, dozens of kilometers away, felt a strong earthquake.
Within the capital, rumors abounded, and some panicked citizens even believed it to be divine punishment, the wrath of God descending!
