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Even Marne's fantasy of constructing this extraordinary magic was derived from the source.
It's also possible that it underwent a mutation during its time travel, otherwise it wouldn't be so strong.
However, none of this can be denied, the root cause being the power of the Type-Moon universe.
And now, Mar and Eng will also have their own magic circuit!
I'm begging for flowers and votes! (ˉ﹃ˉ)
Chapter 8: One Times the Quantity of Rin, the Quality of the High-Pressure Water Gun
The reason why Tokiomi Tohsaka didn't see the qualities of a magician in Nobita was mainly due to the issue of magic circuits.
As a transmigrator who came from another world, how could Ma En possibly possess such local specialties from the Type-Moon world?
Although he possesses magic, his magic is a bugged skill that consumes no energy and requires no mana at all.
Therefore, no matter how convincingly Maren pretends, he is not a magician at heart; at most, he is half a sorcerer.
But having magic circuits changes everything; he will officially become a magician and truly begin to master extraordinary powers.
Not counting fantasy construction, this is his cheat code.
“I remember Rin has about forty main circuits and thirty auxiliary circuits, so I’ll take double that.”
Having made up his mind, Ma En continued to devour the books while constructing magic circuits for himself, working on 140 of them before stopping.
Half an hour later, looking at his results, Ma En couldn't help but smile with satisfaction: "Sure enough, it's so cool to have a cheat code."
Those magic families spend their days racking their brains, searching for excellent mothers and improving bloodlines, all just to give their offspring as many magic circuits as possible.
For Marx and Engels, this kind of thing was something they could just whip up at will.
Then the magic circuit was activated.
Although this is something we are born with, it's like the Ren and Du meridians; it needs to be opened up later in life.
After the first activation, you can use the initial image to freely open and close the magic circuit.
This needs to be turned off, otherwise it will keep converting its own life force. If it's not turned off, you might die in a few months.
However, the conditions for activating this thing vary. For some people, it may be sexual excitement, or some other emotion, or some event, such as seeing or hearing something. Others are more extreme and may even need to self-harm.
For example, Rin's image of stabbing someone in the heart with a knife already says it all.
Of course, it can also be a deliberate stimulus, activated with the assistance of a magician.
So this is not difficult for Marx and Engels at all.
Just use a cheat program!
The construction was successfully completed, and a massive amount of magic surged forth from within him.
The force of the attack startled Maren, but fortunately, having read many novels, he was prepared for the sudden power and managed to shut it off in time; otherwise, the commotion would have been considerable.
"I'm amazed at myself. This output must be at the level of a high-pressure water gun. My 'quality' is actually this strong."
Marne wiped away non-existent cold sweat, and couldn't help but marvel.
He had never been exposed to magic circuits; he only reached the level of being able to construct them through increased knowledge.
Therefore, his magic circuits are not imitations of anyone else's, but completely new products, his own.
'Quantity' was constructed by him, but 'quality' evolved based on Marx and Engels' own characteristics.
This is equivalent to allowing him to 'grow' his own magic circuit.
He originally thought that achieving an average or minimum level would be good enough, since he could win by sheer volume.
He never expected that his magician aptitude would be so good, and that the 'quality' of the magic circuits he evolved based on his own characteristics would be so excellent.
"While continuing to read books and absorb knowledge, I should also learn some magic tricks to enhance my basic self-defense skills."
After marveling at the scene, Ma En changed the opening image to a scene of him embracing Tiamat.
Sigh, it's been ten days since I separated from my mom. I miss her.
Then I quickly composed myself and continued studying. I love learning! Studying makes me happy!
(Tiamat: Are you happy? Maen: Yes, my wife, you are my source of happiness (╯3╰).)
"Marneoni sauce".
While Marx and Engels were engrossed in reading about the ocean of knowledge, someone else couldn't stand it anymore.
Sakura Tohsaka peeked her cute little head out from outside the study door, giggling.
Upon seeing such an adorable little girl, Ma En wasn't angry at all about being disturbed. He smiled and asked, "What's wrong, Sakura?"
"It's time for lunch, Oni-chan has forgotten the time again."
Ma En looked up at the clock. Sure enough, it was already past twelve o'clock. Normally, the Tohsaka family would start lunch at twelve o'clock sharp.
"Sorry, I'm coming right away."
Ma En quickly grabbed a bookmark, closed the book, and rushed to the door. He picked up Sakura and ran off.
Of course, it wasn't kidnapping, but rather to save time, as the little girl's short legs couldn't walk very fast.
Sakura didn't resist; instead, because of the bumpy ride, she clung tightly to Ma En's neck.
In just ten days, Ma En, who genuinely loves cute kids, has already become familiar with the two Tohsaka children, and Sakura doesn't reject any close physical contact.
However, the proud and aloof Rin kept refusing to let anyone touch her, but Ma En didn't force her.
Otherwise, Tokiomi Tohsaka would have to fight him to the death, thinking he was some kind of pervert who preys on little girls.
When he arrived at the restaurant, the whole family was indeed waiting. All the dishes had been served, but no one had started eating; they were waiting for him.
"Too slow, you're late again."
The haughty Rin, who had begun to reveal her true nature, complained to Ma En with dissatisfaction.
"Lin, how can you talk to a guest like that?" the lady quickly warned, lest her husband get angry.
"Hmph." Her face fell, and she turned her head away haughtily.
"I'm so sorry to have caused everyone so much trouble."
He helped Sakura into her seat while apologizing profusely.
As a guest, it's one thing to make the host family wait for him once or twice, but the problem is that he's been doing this for the past ten days, except for breakfast, which makes him feel really embarrassed.
He wanted to pay attention, but in the imaginary space, the habit of being oblivious to time over the past five years couldn't be reversed in a short time.
"It's alright, it's a good thing that young people love to learn."
Tokiomi Tohsaka smiled and waved his hand, indicating that he didn't mind.
After observing for several days, he also discovered that Marx and Engels were genuinely learning those basic knowledge.
Therefore, they dispelled their doubts and simply assumed that Maren was a native magician who had somehow obtained some magic book boxes.
He didn't look down on him because of this. After all, in his opinion, Ma En was truly talented. He had mastered the creation magic without any guidance and had genuinely accepted Ma En.
Because he had already verified all the information Mar and Eng had given him, and it was all true.
Tokiomi Tohsaka was very happy to befriend this kind-hearted young man who also possessed remarkable talent.
The exploration of the path of the demonic path is not something that can be done behind closed doors; it also requires academic discussion. Make more friends, and you might get some inspiration someday.
For example, during a casual drink after dinner last night, Tokiomi Tohsaka gained some useful knowledge from his conversation with Marx and Engels.
Chapter 9: You're really into acting, aren't you? No two-person comedy routine, so you're going to do a stand-up comedy routine too?
After recognizing Marne as a native magician, Tokiomi Tohsaka originally intended to mentor the young man and offer him some guidance in return.
But after actually talking to him, I realized that Ma En wasn't just outstanding; he was already a somewhat accomplished master of generative magic.
In particular, the variety of generated items is unprecedented, making him the most technically complete generation magician that Tokiomi Tohsaka knows to date.
After chatting for several hours, he not only didn't take anything with him, but he also benefited greatly from the conversation.
When he returned to his room that night, he woke up and was at a loss for words.
It can only be said that Marx and Engels' knowledge was too specialized, with almost nothing in other areas.
Otherwise, Tokiomi Tohsaka would feel ashamed, since no one wants to be outdone by someone younger than themselves, right?
However, Tokiomi Tohsaka had no idea that Maren was actually just a complete novice in magic.
That knowledge is actually built into the concept of imagination.
Whenever Marne successfully constructs something, he receives some theoretical knowledge to supplement the parts of his original construction that were not yet complete, much like upgrading and unlocking skills.
This is also why Maren dared to assert that [Fantasy Construction] is magic.
Because the magic of Type-Moon in modern times is all related to the Root to a certain extent.
The effect of unlocking knowledge through [Fantasy Construction] is somewhat related to the origin; otherwise, it would be impossible to explain where this unlocked knowledge came from.
At the same time, this knowledge can also be applied to magic, especially to magic tricks such as alchemical creation.
Moreover, having lived with Tiamat for five years, although he was helpless against the mystical attributes, Ma En's ability to construct mortal objects had reached a level similar to Tiamat's.
His knowledge is on par with that of a creator god—are you scared yet?
Putting aside other things, let's just talk about ordinary things.
Given enough time, Marx and Engels could truly create a world, painstakingly constructing it bit by bit.
But the problem is, even if you build it, it's useless.
It consumes a huge amount of mental energy, and it's incredibly tiring.
In the end, he will not gain any power or authority like a creator god, and will not benefit from it at all.
If it were built for habitation, it would be suitable.
However, at that time, the imaginary space was almost entirely filled with Tiamat's physical form.