Episode 3 Prison, programmed magic, and escape
do you want to try
I don’t feel comfortable at 3,000 degrees, so I’ll try setting it to around 10,000 degrees.
“[Ignition using magical power as fuel at a temperature of 10,000 degrees]”
For a moment, flames came out and the iron turned bright red.
But the flame was extinguished.
I know why.
It’s because the magic is gone.
That’s 20 times 500 degrees.
The amount of mana consumed must be 20 times as much.
I need to come up with a more efficient spell.
I don’t have magic now, so I have plenty of time to think.
As a way to improve efficiency, I can only think of specifying the amount of magic power.
[Continuously and completely burn with 1 magic power as fuel at a temperature of 10,000 degrees] or something like that.
But with this, the amount of magic power consumed will be less, but I feel like the flame will also be smaller.
I guess it won’t work unless there are more innovative ideas.
Oh, I remember there was a fireball spell in the book I read.
Well, it was like [Fireball, pierce the enemy] [Fire, turn into a bullet and fly] [Fire, turn into a ball and burn].
There are three expressions for flame designation alone.
Fireball, flame, fire.
Can this expression be used in a foreign language?
It’s hard to say without trying, but it’s free to try.
Okay, now that I’ve got some of my magic back, let’s try out the starter fire in English.
“[ignition].
Better yet, try doing it programmatically.
void main(void)
{
ignition(10000);
}
How about a place like this?
Let me explain.
void main(void)←Main function, equivalent to the trunk of a tree.
{← Beginning.
ignition(10000);←Ignition function. Ignition at 10000 degrees.
}← end.
This is a bit of gibberish, so I’ll go into more detail.
void←no output main(void←no input)
{
ignition←Meaning of ignition (10000←Ignition temperature);←Semicolon is the end of a line
}
I’ll do it.
“[Void, main, parenthesis, void, close parenthesis, curly bracket, ignition, parenthesis, 10000, close parenthesis, semicolon, close curly bracket]”
Oh, my magical power doesn’t decrease.
The iron continues to melt.
I did it.
However, even if this were to be used as a weapon, the chant was too long.
“It’s amazing how you can burn through iron bars.”
Myra came to my side and said.
“But it’s no good. The chant is too long to be used as a weapon.”
“Then why don’t you do it without chanting?”
“I see, that’s what you did.”
Chantless is a method of imagining a spell in your mind.
There is no need to do this at the same time as imagining the phenomenon.
Even if you imagine the phenomenon and then the spell, you can make it in time.
Activation is a little slow, though.
Also, the disadvantage of chantless is that it consumes a lot of magic power.
However, in its current state, it consumes almost no magic power.
It would probably be fine even if I left it without chanting.
Be careful just in case.
extern void ignition(int temp,int power);
void main(void)
{
ignition(10000,1);
}
do this
Explain the additions.
extern←Declaration that it is external void←No response ignition(int temp←Definition of temperature, int power←Definition of thermal power);
void main(void)
{
ignition(10000,1);
}
If you think of this program, you will be able to complete the chantless process.
The melted iron bars have also hardened, so I leave the prison with Myra.
When I went up the stairs, there was a guard on duty, so I immediately lit the fire without chanting.
“Hi, it’s hot. That’s it, that’s that. That’s it! ……”
The man turned into a ball of fire and rolled around.
The fire was extinguished, but he appeared to have passed out.
He must have sensed something strange.
The door is opened and men rush in.
At that time, Myra moved in a crawling posture and cut the heels of the men with a dagger.
Where did the dagger come from?
When I looked at it, the dagger attached to the waist of the man I made on fire was only in its scabbard.
All the men seemed to be unable to stand.
Myra drops her heel into the crotch of the men.
Uhi, no mercy.
What kind of upbringing did this child have?
Like a family of assassins.
No matter what, it must have been helpful.
We got out of the hut, let go of the horses, and gave me a whip on the rump.
The horse is startled and runs off.
Then we went on the run.