In truth, according to the original design, the materials needed to build the Magic Web should have included dozens of magical metals and magical alloys, but right now, both metallurgical technology and magical technology fell far short of the requirements.
Murphy could only settle for second best, abandoning those designs that were precise and efficient but demanded too much of the materials, and revising the plan several times so that the entire Magic Web node could be completed using only Orichalcum—that is, magical brass.
More than a dozen carts of forged Orichalcum were hauled to the edge of the great pit. Murphy raised a hand, and the metal ingots flew up into the air one after another, then were wrapped in Murphy's magic.
A handful of flame was born out of thin air, melting the copper ingots one by one and merging them together into a huge mass of liquid metal.
The Orichalcum produced by the wizards varied greatly in quality. Murphy needed to process it a second time.
At the same time, the flame he used was also the cursed fire of Ragnarok. This would add certain extra properties to the Orichalcum, allowing it to absorb the magic flowing through it to repair itself, so as to prevent its properties from changing over long periods of use.
Some impurities were expelled during Murphy's secondary processing, and thorough mixing also made the overall properties of the Orichalcum liquid mass more uniform. After several minutes of adjustment, the quality of the Orichalcum finally met his requirements.
An extremely complex three-dimensional circuit diagram, looking just like an integrated circuit chart, appeared in Murphy's mind. This was the magical structure he had designed for the Magic Web node.
Because this was the first magical node, it not only needed to distribute and circulate