The magic-powered computer project team's first meeting got off to a smooth start. Aside from those still mining, everyone was basically in place. Although the Fairies' main members had yet to arrive, they had sent a pixie to sit in on the meeting. Apparently, they would be here soon. They were genuinely interested in the project and guaranteed they would not be absent; they simply had something more pressing to do for the time being.
Jia Xiu asked around and learned that this more pressing matter was the Fairies' irregular costume party, held not necessarily once every few years. At the party, they would transform into creatures of any other race while retaining a few Fairy traits, and there would ultimately be judging—the more comical the result, the better.
They really knew how to have fun.
Faced with the choice between doing research first and having fun first, they chose fun without a moment's hesitation. They possessed the true sense of ease that those people who talked about being relaxed all day, yet were not relaxed at all, could only dream of.
Since they had still sent a pixie over, Jia Xiu could accept it for now.
The magic generator was not a particularly high-priority part. Compared with the other components, it was fairly independent, and during the experimental stage, all sorts of flashy alternatives could be used in its place. The slightly awkward thing was that Jia Xiu had prepared quite a few magic crystals capable of producing stable output several times, only to discover that among the people participating in the project, there were barely any who could not stabilize their magic intensity with that level of precision.
He was the project leader, yet possessed the weakest fundamentals in the entire project team.
The problems of learning magic