Panno explained the usage of some equipment and most of the partitions in the public laboratory roughly, and then said to Locke, "Brother, you need some magic fields."
"You need at least one mu of magic field to generate experimental data for your project application. All the magic fields in the public laboratory are currently fully booked. The ones provided for our free use have been eyed by others for a long time. The moment one opens up even slightly, someone snatches it away."
"So, we have to spend our own money to rent some magic fields outside."
Panno said, "Alright, that is it. Now, I need to continue reading documents and materials to look for my research topic."
Locke said, "Thanks."
He stepped over to the table, first looking through the materials Celt gave him, and then checking other documents and files.
The materials here regarding magic plants related to the fertility of magical creatures were simply too numerous and varied, with incomparably complete records.
Some magic plants could release special natural magic components that specifically enhanced the fertility of a certain magical creature, while others could bear special fruits containing immense energy, allowing certain magical creatures to gain the ability to reproduce after eating them.
Locke read a document by a Wizard Apprentice named Hodel Anderson who investigated the forest near Golden Crown Mountain. He observed that a griffin population's numbers had increased abnormally within the forest, and after preliminary observations of their behavioral habits and diet, he locked onto eight magic plants that potentially related to the sudden surge in the griffin population's fertility.
What Locke needed to do was to pinpoint one or multiple magic plants among these eight that truly played a role.
Of course, it was very likely that there would be cases where