"Mental Power frequency? Rare ores?"
Elena looked over the project proposal, then raised her head to look at Ian.
Meeting her gaze, Ian explained, "My lady, it's like this. During my alchemy experiments, I discovered that from the time the Academy's ores are mined to the completion of their initial processing, rare ores and associated ores within them have always been overlooked."
"Not only does this affect the purity of the ores, it also indirectly wastes many precious resources."
"A good idea. Then what is this Mental Power frequency?"
Elena continued to ask.
"Elements have Mental Power frequencies. Likewise, all extraordinary objects possess their own extraordinary frequencies. I hope to establish a field that can break down these minute elements by adjusting the Mental Power frequency field."
Ian continued.
In truth, this was also his first attempt at an elemental resonance field, and the first part of how he had broken this task down.
This experiment could also prove that Mental Power could "disturb" elemental frequencies. It was the initial Cornerstone of his project.
"It can be done."
Elena glanced over it, seeming to have thought of the same thing.
But she said nothing further.
Young scholars were always brimming with curiosity toward certain ideas. Once they failed, they would settle down.
The elemental resonance method was the fruit of thousands of years of development. Could Ian, a mere second-ring Wizard, really create something that changed it?
Did such Wizards exist?
As Elena pondered, it seemed she had only heard of them in legends. And those figures had all stood at the very pinnacle of the Wizard world.
White Stone Territory.
It was too small.
So small that even she found such an idea frightening, a little too fanciful.
Thus, she merely treated it as Ian's attempt. After all, the