The most powerful wizard in the magic world

In a dimly lit laboratory, the atmosphere was particularly tense. Various precision instruments were placed in a mess on the metal table, and only a chip with a faint glow was particularly eye-catching. Gerling stared at the dense series of deduction data, his eyes revealing a bit of excitement and anticipation.

"Gerlin, can you really do it?" Millia beside him asked with a hint of worry in her tone, carefully looking at Gerlin's expression.

"Of course!" Gerlin was as excited as a child, with a smile on his face. "Although we can't calculate the time, this chip already has a preliminary data model. We just need some extra magic energy to try it out."

"But if the experiment fails, the consequences will be serious," Milia frowned, worrying in her words. She is Gerling's assistant, a young wizard full of mystery. Working with Gerling, she has experienced many crazy experiments, but she still feels uneasy about this attempt.

Gerlin shook his head, crossed his arms over his chest, and said firmly, "I know the risk is great, but this is the closest we have ever been to first-level witchcraft since we started this research. We can't give up!"

"Okay, I understand your determination." Milia took a deep breath and tried to calm her nervousness. "We need to prepare additional magic circles to ensure the safety of the experiment."

"Yes, we can set up a protective formation here." Gerlin began to quickly draw patterns on the paper. With a slight turn of his wrist, the magic energy moved in the air, drawing light blue rays. "You are responsible for finding the energy source required for this chip, and I will complete the construction of the formation."

"Understood!" Millia nodded and immediately ran towards the storage room of the laboratory. Although she was still uneasy, the sense of urgency prevented her from stopping.

In the storage room, she searched through the various magic materials she collected, and finally selected some high-energy magic stones and night shadow flowers, which were rare materials that could enhance magic energy. Miria's heartbeat accelerated, and the weight of the materials in her hands seemed to remind her how fine the boundary between success and failure was.

"Let's first integrate these magic stones into the magic array to enhance the energy reaction." Gerlin directed, directing the blue light into each corner of the array one by one. "Are you ready to release the energy of those materials?"

"I'm ready," Milia took a deep breath and gathered her magical power. As she chanted, the night shadow flower slowly emitted a hazy glow.

At this moment, the atmosphere in the laboratory suddenly changed, and there was a hint of magical fluctuations in the air, thick and intoxicating.

"Great, the energy has started to gather!" Gerling stared at the chip excitedly, moving his fingers quickly across it to adjust various parameters. "Once the energy gathers to a certain level, we can start the deduction!"

"I can feel it," Milia looked at the magic circle intently, and could almost feel the endless flow of energy surging in her body. "This power is about to explode!"

"Stay focused and don't be distracted!" There was a hint of urgency in Garlin's voice. He knew there would be no turning back once he started.

"I understand!" Milia nodded, carefully feeling the changes around her. Her hands trembled slightly, and her inner tension intensified.

Suddenly the air in the laboratory turned cold. The sound of keys turning rang in his ears. Gerling had already channeled all the energy into the chip.

"Start!" Gerling's voice was like thunder. With the order, the chip began to flash a dazzling light.

"Ah!" Milia took a few steps back unconsciously. The picture in front of her gradually fluctuated and the space was distorted in front of her. Some complex formulas and images popped up on the chip screen, which amazed her.

"Look, it's deriving a first-level witchcraft model!" Gerling shouted happily, staring at the screen intently. The numbers and symbols flashed like stars in front of his eyes, and every change stimulated his nerves.

"This is incredible!" Milia felt that her heart was also attracted by the power, and her face was full of amazement. "It...it can bring real changes!"

"That's right!" Gellin's voice was full of confidence. "This will be the most important moment in the history of witchcraft!"

However, as the calculation of the formula accelerated, the environment of the laboratory began to show abnormalities. The light gradually became dazzling, and the strange fluctuations made their bodies tense.

"Gerlin, this isn't right!" Milia felt the air becoming increasingly heavy. "We should control the energy, otherwise..."

Before she could finish, the chip emitted a shrill alarm, and the blue light began to flash violently. The shaking of the laboratory made both of them feel uneasy.

"I'll try adjusting the parameters again!" Gelling nervously pressed the control panel, beads of sweat oozing from his forehead. He felt that things were about to get out of control, and he felt nervous.

"Quick! Control it!" Millia shouted loudly, and the magic energy in her hands increased instantly. She tried her best to maintain the stability of the formation.

"Hold on tight!" Gerlin pulled Millia's hand tightly, and the two of them clung to each other, silently chanting protective spells in their hearts. However, the energy in the test room erupted like a storm, and objects around them were drawn into the vortex.

"Don't let go!" Milia felt the danger approaching and desperately held Gerlin's hand. She knew in her heart that the result of this experiment was not only related to their research, but also might change the future of witchcraft.

In the light that drove the magic circle, they seemed to be in an unknown space. The sounds around them were gradually suppressed, and only the sound of each other's heartbeats echoed in their ears.

"We must believe that we can do it!" Gerling's voice became firm in the chaos, encouraging Milia.

"Ok!"

In the face of this unknown force, the two of them had a tacit understanding and unwavering faith. The light in the laboratory changed rapidly, hindering the progress of the experiment, but their hearts were tightly tied together by that common goal.