I'm a Mage—What's Wrong with Loving Farming?
Chapter 122

Grass like the sun

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In fact, the moment Kroya had seen the glowing Nightglow Grass, he had already thought of making it give off both light and heat in the most literal sense.

If it could radiate light and heat, it would be enormously useful both beneath the sea and on land.

Modern methods would work too, of course, such as building a greenhouse. But relying entirely on a greenhouse really would mean raising them in a sheltered environment.

He wanted to help them survive while ensuring they remained exposed to the outside environment. That way, they could adapt, and perhaps even undergo some unknown changes.

After all, not every place had magic crystal grape vines and Nightglow Grass. If he were calculating purely in terms of profit, Kroya could easily set up a magic array.

Now, he was thinking more about the future.

Kroya had been working hard to realize his idea.

He had made some progress, but not much.

Conventional magic arrays that converted magic into heat completely lacked the sunlike radiance he envisioned.

Always striving for perfection, he was naturally dissatisfied.

The turning point came after he obtained the new magic texts. Among the level-three spells, he discovered a very unusual set of magic, whose full name was "Dardanelles' Basic Everyday Spells."

It contained seven spells.

These included the Water Purification Spell, Bed Creation Spell, Simple Mansion Spell, Thermal Magic Array, Cold Magic Array, Food Identification Spell, and Meal Creation Spell.

With such a set of spells at hand, one could cope with almost any environment.

After learning about these spells, he was particularly curious about the Thermal Magic Array and Meal Creation Spell. How did the former differ from an ordinary heat-producing magic array?

And how could the latter create things out of thin air?

After studying it, he discovered

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