Father and Daughter

Jayce and Viktor were truly made for research.

Although they lacked magical talent and couldn't directly observe the results of magic experiments, with Zeri as their "observer," they quickly designed several simple magic experiments and conducted a series of ingenious validations on the basic Magic Theory provided by Karya.

From the perspective of magic experiments, the experiments designed by the two were quite cumbersome, even containing many complex steps that shouldn't have existed. However, they also minimized the influence of Zeri, the mage participating in the experiment, on the experiment itself—throughout the entire process, Zeri only needed to do two things: one was to power the experiment, and the other was to observe the experimental results.

Such complex magic experiments, coupled with the chaotic nature of Magic Power itself, led to considerable fluctuations in their experimental results. But when it came to deriving the experimental results and estimating the Magic Power, across seven experiments, no matter how the data was manipulated, the results consistently fell within the confidence interval.

In other words, the validation experiment was a success!

Although they had been mentally prepared, after verifying the last set of data, Jayce still excitedly let out a cheer. The usually silent Viktor also clapped softly. Not only had a door opened before them, but behind that door, a path to greatness had already been confirmed!

It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that applying the principles of Hextech to magic was even more significant than Hextech itself—even if all the achievements of Hextech were destroyed, this technology alone, as an aid to magic, was already magnificent.

"Mr. Karya," after celebrating, Jayce turned seriously to Karya, who remained very calm, not even willing to remove his mask. "I sincerely invite you to join the Joint Laboratory—"

Unfortunately, before Jayce could finish