Magic is Magic, Physics is Physics

"Sigh..."

Lan Qingyou, having finished chatting with Alisa, tossed and turned in her blankets, unable to fall asleep.

In the end, she had no choice but to pick up her Card again and read the thesis written by The Fool, Hersi, regarding the relationship between one's own mana and natural mana.

It wasn't that the bed had lost its previous "coziness."

Nor was it that the quilt was uncomfortable.

It was simply that the three pieces of news brought by Alisa were all too interesting—interesting enough to keep her wide awake.

Especially that thing called the Mana Disruption Device.

Calling it a stroke of genius would not be an exaggeration.

Given Lan Qingyou's level in Mechanomagicology, she could discern the device's specific function at a glance.

But after examining it carefully, she realized it wasn't as simple as just "causing mana in a certain area to become chaotic."

Rather, it faithfully and accurately replicated the turbulent flow of mana that occurred during a Mana Turbulence.

In other words, the person who developed this device did so with the goal of "simulating Mana Turbulence," and the "Mana Disruption" was merely the final result.

It was a matter of the root versus the branch.

Therefore, if one wanted to defend against such a device, the best test subject to use would be the Mana Turbulence itself.

And the thesis in the group chat happened to coincide perfectly with this.

Of course, calling it a coincidence was only relative to what Lan Qingyou had encountered.

For someone like Hersi, who spent years traveling everywhere, such things were not coincidental at all.

Although the monthly Mana Turbulence and Mana Tide were easy to calculate.

Sometimes, it was inevitable to get held up by one thing or another, eventually leading to situations where one had