Rule Smelting, the True Life and Death Cycle

The technologies left behind by the Civilization Alliance encompassed everything under the sun, and many of them had nothing whatsoever to do with combat.

But Richard did not dismiss these technologies simply because they were useless in battle.

Wizards were not war-crazed maniacs. They waged war only to obtain resources and materials, which they used to explore the mysteries of this world.

Many of the things wizards researched were of no help at all in combat, or even in everyday life.

Yet wizards still pursued them with tireless delight.

In the years before the Civilization War began, quite a few unaffiliated wizards had studied these seemingly useless things to enrich their lives.

Richard could now somewhat understand the sentence he had seen back when he was a Wizard Apprentice.

[Wizards are a band of madmen who pursue knowledge. Spells and magic power are, in essence, merely byproducts of that pursuit.]

Of course, the application of technology could change.

Titans could use artificial Earth Vein Node technology for cultivation, and wizards could use the same technology to build fortresses.

Civilian technology did not mean it could not be applied to war.

"Hm?"

Richard casually incinerated the contaminated Crystal beside him, then suddenly fixed his eyes on the Crystal he had just touched.

That Crystal had just transmitted a piece of information titled <A Preliminary Analysis of Faith Power and Its Basic Applications>.

"The Furnace People's research into Faith Power is actually this advanced?" Richard murmured.

Though the title of this technology was exceedingly modest, using terms like preliminary analysis and basic applications, its contents were completely unlike its title.

It explained the essence and internal logic of Faith Power in detail, while its so-called basic applications consisted of two developmental paths.

One was Richard's Miracle path, using will to stimulate Faith