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"Did they really burn an acre of land?"
No, very quickly, Qilunaar realized the problem: magical plants on an acre?
As the name suggests, magical plants are either precious Heavenly Materials and Earthly Treasures or herbs used in Alchemy and Magic Potions. They could also be certain plants that contain magical properties with various effects.
In any case, magical plants are typically measured by individual specimens. When did they start measuring magical plants by the acre? The Wood Magic sisters wouldn't be trying to scam points, would they?
Noticing the doubt in Qilunaar's eyes, Daphne almost couldn't help but cast a Wood Magic spell but ultimately held back: it was Magical Rice developed by Xu Liexian.
They gave it to us sisters to take care of and cultivate for mass production. Do you understand how remarkable this magical plant is? Its yield reaches an astonishing ten thousand pounds per acre! If widely promoted, it could ensure that no one in the world would ever go hungry again!
Do you get it? We can end hunger!
Qilunaar and Beck, along with the two potion masters nearby, were left speechless, their jaws dropping. The viewers following the show were also taken aback by this plant.
"Is this fourth episode really that explosive? I thought it was just about building a school. The previous half-hour was about Xu Lie publishing a book and various wizards achieving small successes, and now we have this huge revelation at the end?"
"Well, think about it; in this world, wizards can turn a Pumpkin into a carriage, so isn't a yield of ten thousand pounds per acre quite acceptable?"
"Listening to what the previous brother said in his Danmaku, it seems like ten thousand pounds per acre is still a bit lacking compared to turning a Pumpkin into a carriage; those weights would definitely be more than doubled."
"I'm convinced; while turning a Pumpkin into a carriage can't be promoted, this certainly can!"
The audience undoubtedly consisted of those who could eat their fill, and their discussions drifted somewhat.
Beck, who had just left the village, understood better than anyone how precious this crop was. Coming from a small village, he knew that not every day could guarantee enough food. He often only had two meals a day, mostly consisting of thin porridge, and he was essentially hungry every day. Only during grand festivals could he occasionally fill his stomach.
After becoming a disciple of Qilunaar, life gradually began to improve. He was one of the few who truly understood how unbearable hunger could be. If that Magical Rice could indeed yield over ten thousand per mu, then wouldn’t he be a sinner? The people in the world still suffering from hunger would surely want to kill him.
In that moment, he deeply realized his mistake! The regret and pain on his face somewhat eased the anger of the Daphne Sisters, but they still couldn’t help but grumble a few complaints.
For us magicians, it didn’t matter much; with just a simple enlargement spell, we could amplify an ordinary grain of rice by hundreds of times, enough to fill our stomachs. However, the enchanted rice couldn’t be sown to benefit the masses. It was Xu Liexian who had researched and developed the Magical Rice that could be propagated; how could we not cherish it?
Not making you pay points was already quite generous. Qilunaar also went to find Reiner to borrow money, gathering two hundred points to come and apologize. Reiner even mentioned this incident to Xu Lie as a casual topic of conversation. Xu Lie provided an explanation: after all, students had to leave home for school; they should be reassured about their families.
When the Enrollment Teacher brought Magical Rice and Growth Liquid to demonstrate a yield of ten thousand jin per mu, both parents and students would feel confident in us.
Though it was said this way, it was merely part of Xu Lie’s plan to establish the Logistics Base. Looking ahead is one thing, but considering the past… back when Xu Lie managed to produce such rice in the Cang Hai Jue realm, those around him might have been envious enough to drape the Second Prince in heavy robes as winter approached.
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