This Is the Truth of the Illusory World

Shiro has been focusing on building the Workshop during this time, so he doesn't know much about the outside world, but fortunately, the results have been quite good.

The biological experimental area of Shiro's project has been initially completed, and the White Zetsu has already been eliminated; it is currently being kept in the experimental area.

However, the experimental area is still very rudimentary. Only the basic construction has been completed so far, and many things are missing. But those things are difficult to obtain, Shiro not only lacks the channels but also the funds.

Yes, I have no money!

Although Shiro got over 100 million from the Exchange, most of that money has already been used for the construction of the Workshop. Although there is still some left, Shiro's other experimental area also needs to be put on the agenda.

Furthermore, those experimental equipment are not cheap; they often cost tens of millions, and some are even unavailable even if you have the money.

Because the demand for these kinds of things in the Shinobi World is pitifully low, the major customers are basically powerful countries, and very few of them enter the market.

Of course, although demand is low, it doesn't mean it's cheap, after all, the cost is there.

Therefore, with Shiro's current funds, it is unlikely that he can complete the entire setup at once; he can only gradually replenish the funds later.

The most important thing now is to get the basic framework of the Workshop sorted out first. The facilities inside can be added gradually, so as not to delay Shiro's research.

After all, some research doesn't require that much equipment; basically, all you need is an open space.

Just like the Destructo Disc that Shiro is currently researching, all it needs is a spacious environment.

Although Shiro now possesses a more promising technique than the Destructo Disc, this is, after all, a task taught to him by Sakumo, and he still hopes to complete it well.

Therefore, although there was a lot to learn, Shiro still included it in his training plan.

Originally, Shiro thought that his busy training schedule would come to an end after his attributes improved, but he did not expect that this was not the end, but a new beginning.

First of all, let's not even talk about the Destructo Disc. Shiro still has a lot of gaps in his knowledge in this area, and his mastery of Wind Release is still lacking. He needs to work harder.

Secondly, he also needs to continue his research on Magecraft. Shiro has learned from the system that the condition for advancing in Mana is to transform all the Chakra meridians in his body into Magic Circuits.

Only then can the system provide assistance for improvement; therefore, Magecraft cannot be neglected.

However, such a high price is worthwhile, because Shiro only needs to increase one aspect of Mana. The other three attributes do not need to be strengthened. They will gradually increase after the Mana reaches B-rank, until they are on par with the Mana.

This brings us to the difference between Shiro's Mana level and that of the Magecraft in Type-Moon.

In Type-Moon, the Mana level is represented by Magecraft's Magic Circuits. Although this is not a standard basis, it is at least applicable to most Magecraft.

Therefore, their Mana level is calculated separately from the other three attributes.

However, Shiro is different. Shiro's Mana has been modified by the system. It is not completely linked to Magic Circuits. His Mana is similar to Chakra.

In other words, increasing one's Mana level is essentially increasing one's physical activity, making cells more energetic. Therefore, an increase in Mana will also lead to an increase in the other three attributes.

Conversely, an improvement in any of the other three attributes will also lead to an improvement in the other attributes. Of course, this effect only applies to those at rank B or higher.

Therefore, raising his Mana to A-rank is quite significant for Shiro. Naturally, his Magecraft must also improve accordingly; otherwise, how can he research the transformation of Magic Circuits?

Besides this, we also need to think carefully about how to use the Enkidu, since its consumption is not high and it would be a waste to just leave it there.

Shiro has a rough idea now. He plans to use it in conjunction with Sealing Jutsu, just like the Uzumaki Clan's Adamantine Sealing Chains.

The Uzumaki Clan's Sealing Jutsu are so Daimyo that the Adamantine Sealing Chains deserves much of the credit. After all, no matter how skilled one is in Sealing Jutsu, the time required to Hand Seals is always considerable, which is a significant drawback.

Furthermore, most Sealing Jutsu require close-range application, and many require the opponent to be rendered incapacitated or controlled before they can be sealed.

The Uzumaki Clan's Adamantine Sealing Chains perfectly solved these two problems.

First, their Adamantine Sealing Chains can be pre-written with Sealing Jutsu, so there is no need for Hand Seals, and they can be manipulated freely without getting close to the opponent, thus extending their attack range.

Finally, the chains' most basic binding function can also effectively control enemies.

This is what made their Sealing Jutsu famous throughout the Shinobi World, and Shiro's Enkidu can be said to be basically the same as the Adamantine Sealing Chains, except that they contain the Sealing Jutsu.

Even Shiro's consumption was much less, although the Uzumaki Clan didn't care about this small amount of consumption.

However, if Shiro studies the matter of incorporating Sealing Jutsu, it is still possible for him to do so. After all, due to the time he has to practice, Shiro's Sealing Jutsu may be even better than his Wind Release techniques.

Therefore, this tactic still has a high probability of being implemented, which is one of the things that Shiro needs to study at present.

Then, needless to say, there's Baji Quan and such, which are practiced every day. Shiro values most right now is Projection Magecraft.

In the days following Shiro's increased Mana, the dream that had once existed but left no memory of Shiro reappeared.

The difference is that this time Shiro has memories, but it's useless because Shiro has been in darkness the whole time and can't see anything else.

Before he could figure out what was going on, the dream vanished completely, leaving Shiro with only a sentence that seemed to be engraved in his heart.

"This Truth of the Illusory World!"

Although he didn't understand how this could happen, ever since those words appeared in Shiro's mind, Shiro had a strange feeling that he could now Projection B-rank Noble Phantasm!

Even though his Chakra hadn't changed much, Shiro still had this feeling, and subsequently, after Shiro's testing, he was indeed able to Projection B-rank Noble Phantasm.

Moreover, it's not very strenuous; it just consumes slightly more energy than a C-rank weapon, but not by much, and the Noble Phantasm can still be used normally.

Shiro was able to be fairly certain because of that sentence, since in the period between the successful enhancement and the appearance of that sentence, Shiro had tried to Projection B-rank Noble Phantasm, but still failed.

He initially thought he had practiced something wrong, but now it seems he was missing something.

Because now Shiro also remembered that EMIYA seemed to say "I am Sword Bones!" every time Projection Projection a high-level Noble Phantasm, Shiro guessed that it was related to this.

Although a long time had passed, he vaguely remembered that EMIYA was set up by his boss. So what about his own system? Or was it just that occasionally reliable system again?

Thank you to Lu Linglong, Yun Xuyi, Jeanne, Cold Boy, Cod Steel for the monthly tickets! Thank you for your support! Also, I got a new phone and started playing FGO again. Anyone want to freeload for me... oops, anyone want to protect Chaldea with me? (><)