Locke pointed at the image projected by the Illusion School's magic and said, "In traditional theory, Magic Plant energy storage relies heavily on seeds or tubers. However, my team and I discovered a special root structure capable of temporarily storing energy."
"This root possesses a special structure called the Glandular Root Sac, which can temporarily store energy and release it over a short period."
"Therefore, this is an interdisciplinary innovation combining plant physiology and energy metabolism. Tests have shown that the Glandular Root Sac structure can effectively enhance a Magic Plant's instantaneous burst capability."
"I transferred this structure to a Snow-Capped Pineapple using the Grafting Cultivation Method. Its normal Magic Plant traits increased by roughly ten percent across the board, but its peak Magic Pressure during an instantaneous burst was—twice as high."
Locke continued, "In other words, this method stores energy as Agave Ketone, then releases magical energy by converting the Agave Ketone into Agave Acid—"
"Each unit of Agave Ketone converted into Agave Acid can release approximately the Magic Pressure of three First-Ring Fireballs."
"Similarly, each unit of Agave Ketone can store an amount of Magic Pressure equivalent to three First-Ring Spells."
"However, the process and result of converting Agave Ketone into Agave Acid harm the plant, and after the plant withers, it causes extensive soil acidification."
"Agave Acid is itself a natural magical structural component favored by the Conjuration School and Shaping School for creating acid magic bullets. It is inherently a dangerous spell."
Locke said, "Agave Ketone is extremely explosive. Therefore, this Energy-Locking Structure—the Glandular Root Sac—possesses a special structure on the spiritual level to stabilize the Agave Ketone."
"But this also requires a large additional expenditure of energy resources to maintain that structure."
Locke continued explaining the significance of his research. "My research has filled the