Rebirth of the Noble Mage Behind the Scenes
Chapter 217

Praise the Sun

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Using the shattered reflections of the waves, Anvis also noticed the spectacular sight of Purple Moon Descent in the sky. Though he did not dare look up, he could clearly sense the increasingly intense Corrosive Moonlight in the surrounding environment.

Clutching that piece of eggshell tightly, Anvis gave the remaining items on the deck one final sweep, searching for something.

There were standardized family exploration supplies, Platinum Coins and magical metals collected from the heretics' stronghold, scattered Magic Accessories and equipment, as well as consumables such as Magic Scrolls.

In one corner of the pile of miscellaneous items, Anvis found what he was looking for.

A strange metal frame with an hourglass at one end, along with two hemispherical Lakenserm Metal shells emitting a pale blue glow.

They were the Delay Device Anvis had specially made to test the power of the Secret Plutonium core, as well as the Neutron Reflector Shell meant to intensify the chain reaction.

In truth, Anvis was not certain whether the latter could actually reflect neutrons, but having it was better than not having it.

Although an Anti-Magic Field existed here, Anvis had already taken its interference into account when designing this thing.

In his view, the greatest advantage of a Magic Nuclear Weapon was that it could function within an Anti-Magic Field. He could not let that advantage be wasted because of the fuse.

As the purple moon suddenly descended, the intensity of the Corrosive Moonlight began to rise without limit. Green Phosphorescence had already emerged from Evan's body again, and Anvis could no longer keep up the act.

With no time to wait any longer, Anvis suddenly stood, grabbed the hourglass, took out two metal hemispheres glowing with fluorescent blue light, and placed them on the insulated frame beside the hourglass.

He then

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