Darren said half of what he said made the townspeople present itch, but there was nothing they could do, so he could only speculate about whether this airship could fly, how long it could fly, and whether it would fall to the ground before it rose to the sky like the previous aircraft
At the same time, the professors and students of Yieta College are gathering in the center of the square, staring at the huge airship parked in the center of the square.
Even Herram could not help being surprised at its size. After a pause, he turned to look at Lynn and said. "It's really an exquisite alchemical creation. I heard that this is your handwriting, Professor Lynn?"
Lynn smiled and explained. "I only provided a drawing. The production process of the airship was completed by Lydia and others. It should be said that this airship was jointly manufactured by us."
Although Lynn said so, Hurram and others knew that production was only the second thing, and the design principle of any alchemical creation was the most important!
"Professor Lynn, since you call this thing an airship, you don't really want it to fly, do you? How much magic will it consume?" Kevin asked curiously.
The bigger and heavier things are, the more difficult it is to fly into the sky. This can almost be said to be an iron law. If you want to send such a huge gold refining instrument to the sky, it will consume incalculable magic power.
"I think you made a mistake. It's not magic to make this thing fly!" Lynn shook his head.
Not magic? Hearing this, the professors and students on the scene were stunned. Could this thing fly by itself?
"Is this what you said last time about changing the power and redesigning the structure of the aircraft?" Hurram immediately thought of what Lynn said when he first crossed the sea to the land of wizards. He did not feel any magic fluctuations on the airship.
"No, if you have to say it, this airship uses a different way of flying." Lynn thought for a while and replied.
Hurram frowned, thought about what the so-called alternative means, and then asked with interest.
"How long do you think it can stay in the sky? Ten minutes? One hour?"
"I think it is longer than any number you think. How long it can fly depends on how long Lydia wants to stay in the sky..." Lynn replied with a smile.
Hearing this, Philip and others were not calm at once. Doesn't it mean that if Lydia doesn't want to come down, she can fly in the sky all the time?
This is unreasonable. Flying is a feat that only a few wizards can do
Just before a few people spoke back, a voice came from behind.
"You mean that the airship can stay in the air without consuming any energy? This is impossible, completely inconsistent with the law of conservation of magic!"
Lynn looked back in amazement, and then he saw two gorgeous dressed wizards coming this way.
"This is Mr. Teke, a member of the Wizards' Council..." Philip hurriedly introduced to Lynn, with a more respectful tone. Although Teke and he are both three ring wizards, the other side's level of alchemy is very high, and his position in the wizard's land is not much lower than that of ordinary great wizards.
"As for the other one..." Philip looked hesitant.
"My name is Raul! I am the commissioner sent by Magic Weekly." Raul replied politely.
"Hello, Mr. Teke, Mr. Raoul." Lynn nodded. He was surprised to be familiar with the name Teke. A magic he had learned was called "Teke's hyperopia"!
"Let's be less polite. You haven't answered my question just now..." Teke didn't mean to chat at all, and he asked eagerly.
"If it just means floating in the air, it certainly doesn't need to consume extra energy," Lynn explained, and continued. "As for the principle, I can only say..."
"This is a trade secret!"
The expression on Teke's face immediately stopped, and then turned into a little helpless. As an alchemist, of course, he knew that some things should not be asked.
"Professor Lynn, the inspection has been completed, and the Overlook can take off at any time!" Lydia trotted all the way, made a military salute and said loudly.
"Then we can start now!" Lynn waved his hands and said.
Lydia, who received the approval, immediately greeted Darren and others excitedly, began to inject hydrogen into the airship's secondary air bag, and put a solid rope on several columns in the square to prevent it from flying away early.
The airbags above the airship seem to be integrated, but in fact, the interior is divided into two main and auxiliary airbags.
Only when the main air bag is filled with hydrogen, the lift of the airship is slightly less than the gravity, and it is at a critical point, so as long as the auxiliary air bag is also filled with hydrogen, it can fly directly.
When the airship lands, it needs to turn around and open the secondary air bag to let air flow in, so that the airship will fall slowly.
As for the reason why it is hydrogen rather than the safer helium, of course, because the former is easier to obtain, it can be directly separated from water.
The last thing Yiyeta Harbor needs is water!
While Darren and others were filling the auxiliary air bag with gas, Lydia had climbed onto the ladder to the cabin of the airship, pulled the alchemy eyepiece on her head, and put her hand on the big steering wheel, just like a captain, with an unstoppable excitement on her face.
All eyes on the square were focused. With more and more hydrogen in the secondary air bag, the huge airship began to shake slowly and suspended little by little.
"Great, it can fly!" "Really, our efforts are not in vain..."
Seeing this scene, several halflings hugged each other excitedly. They have been working day and night for half a month, just for this day!
"Look out!" Lydia shouted loudly, cutting the rope connecting the airship and the column with a knife.
In the eyes of countless people who were excited or shocked, the giant in front of them quickly broke away from the shackles of gravity and flew straight to the sky!
"Great!" Hurram said with emotion, gazing at the airship drifting farther and farther in the sky.
Raul quickly took out a feather pen and quickly drew all the scenes he saw with magic ink.
This is definitely a scene worth remembering forever in the history of magic!
A halfling without any magic flew to the sky in a huge airship higher than two floors!