The magic network was new knowledge. Neither Chris nor A Ke had encountered it before, so the two of them needed to explore it on their own. But inspired by internet nodes, Liszt had his own set of conjectures about the magic network.
In a burst of inspiration, he immediately prepared to write a speculative magic book on the relationship between the magic network, elves, and dragons.
Though he was a genuine knight—half a step away from becoming a dragon rider.
That did not prevent him from making achievements in the field of mages. The two magic books involving magical theory, <Three-State Magic Array and Reality Interaction Theory> and <Unified Proof of Triangle Theory and Magic Array Structure>, were enough to establish his standing in the circle of "truth."
One had to know that even the two great magicians, Chris and A Ke, had given his theories their full approval.
That was far greater than ordinary mages fumbling around with incomprehensible rubbish like alchemy or Fireball Spell enhancement, because these were works that saw through appearances to grasp the essence. They were much like Einstein's Theory of Relativity in the world of physics—research in theoretical physics.
What he pursued was theoretical magic-power research.
Now, he had another new theory to present and planned to find time to write a book titled <Conjectures on the Correlation Between Magic Network Nodes, Elves, and Dragons>.
Perhaps thousands of years from now, countless great magicians would rely on this magic book to advance to magisters.
Humanity might even use this book to mass-produce elves and dragons.
"No, I can write this book, but I cannot publish it. Like my previous two treatises, it can only circulate within the territory. The contents of this knowledge are not yet ready to be spread outside. If it