The Biggest Hurdle

Ro Zhen was no stranger to the Magic Power Amplification Technique.

The Akaba Family's "Crimson Wing Formation" was unquestionably a Magic Power Amplification Technique, and it increased magical power tenfold.

Of course, the Akaba Family's "Crimson Wing Formation" did more than simply increase magical power. Since magic lines were extensions of the nerves, it also enabled tenfold precision in control and manipulation. It could only be described as a miraculous secret technique.

In this respect, it was surprisingly similar to Io's research into the "Infinite Chain Reaction."

The "Crimson Wing Formation" converted blood into magical power, thereby increasing magical power tenfold.

The "Infinite Chain Reaction" increased magical power internally, creating the illusion that one possessed a tremendous amount of magical power and greatly increasing the amount converted and generated.

The "Crimson Wing Formation" could extend magic lines equivalent to nerves, thereby achieving tenfold precision in control and manipulation.

The "Infinite Chain Reaction" could likewise accomplish the various precise operations required for high-level magic, allowing even mediocre magicians to easily cast powerful magic.

To put it bluntly, these two techniques were based on exactly the same principle. One developed the limits of the human body, while the other was the crystallization of mechanized technology. One was used on Doll Masters, while the other was used on Automaton Dolls. They merely governed different fields.

It went without saying that if research into the "Infinite Chain Reaction" succeeded and people really could casually use magic on the level of high-ranking magicians, then the mechanized civilization's massive advancement would be no dream at all.

That was precisely why Luo Zhen was interested in the "Infinite Chain Reaction."

"Although the 'Infinite Chain Reaction' is a mechanized Magic Power Amplification Technique, its principle is the same as the 'Crimson Wing Formation.' By studying it, perhaps I