Liszt had still underestimated Ake's efficiency. While he was busy inspecting construction across the territory, only a month had passed before Ake had produced the theoretical magic microscope.
"Lady Ake Roides provided the design, and I led a group of outstanding grand magicians in working day and night, refining it again and again, until we finally completed this magic microscope that a magus can operate." Laird Truth introduced it on her behalf, his expression brimming with excitement.
Having settled in the Flame Kingdom during this period, he had swiftly integrated into the Magic Guild.
Every high-end magical research project led by Ake had opened his eyes wide. The truths he had encountered before now felt like nothing more than superficial scraps; this was the true holy land of truth. Though both were magi, his reverence for Ake had reached the point where he called himself her disciple.
It had to be said that the knowledge of Earth Liszt had explained to Ake might differ slightly from this world's reality, but it had vastly broadened her horizons, allowing her to examine the meaning represented by magic from a far greater height.
And that often meant drawing closer to the truth.
That was why the subjects she researched left Laird so shocked and obsessed.
As Laird organized his own knowledge, he also filled in a great deal of Ake's magical foundations. The current Ake possessed both profound foundational knowledge and a far-seeing perspective. Her attainments in magic had undoubtedly surpassed those magi of the ancient Moon Empire and Sun Empire.
The magic telescope, which seemed immensely complicated to Liszt, took Ake only a few days of simple contemplation to devise a path to completion.
Then Laird and the other magicians, who had years of experience crafting magic equipment, handled the actual construction.