My Daily Life of Farming in the World of Cultivation

Chapter 219: Chapter 46: The Final Battle Chapter 219: Chapter 46: The Final Battle As the largest screen formed, Fang Yun applied the Reflection Skill, projecting the images from a concave lens onto this massive screen.

The complex and varied images previously shown on the convex lens began to appear on this screen.

These images were thus magnified considerably.

The subsequent work was relatively simple, he first memorized the route of Mana flow within his body for the Reflection Skill.

Then, by adding or reducing the Mana flow route, he aimed to control the images on this largest screen.

Soon, Fang Yun found the appropriate Mana flow route that allowed him to control these images.

First, he removed most of the useless, distorted images from these images.

Then he selected the images he needed.

Next, he adjusted these images to form a complete image.

Eventually, the goal was to recombine these images.

The adjustment process was conducted through the Mana flow routes inside the body, and once the image was formed, it meant that the Mana flow route had matured.

Fixing this Mana flow route and running it continuously thereafter, it was possible to directly form images from the light collected by the Light Brightness Skill.

After a series of complex operations, a very blurry overall image finally appeared on Fang Yun’s giant screen.

Even though this image was very blurry, Fang Yun could still see the wars happening in the distant seas within these images.

However, due to the excessive blurriness of the images, the details within were not very clear, and only a general view could be seen.

However, having completed this step, all he needed to do next was to keep enhancing the resolution of the images produced by this spell to achieve his goal.

To improve resolution, one could start from the basic knowledge of imagery studies.

Another approach could be enhancing the Spell.

Compared to the relatively obscure knowledge of imagery studies, which he was not very familiar with, Fang Yun was better at enhancing Spells.

In the following days, Fang Yun continuously used this giant screen to project the blurry war scenes from a thousand miles away.

As time passed, Fang Yun’s comprehension of the spell deepened.

The images produced by the Reflection Skill became clearer and clearer.

Subsequently, this Spell was gradually maturing.

Half a month later, the Reflection Skill reached the Skilled level.

One month later, the Spell directly achieved Minor Success.

At this stage, the images on the giant screen had a resolution equivalent to that of black and white television.

Although it still had not reached the clarity he desired.

However, this level was already sufficient for him to observe the distant war scenes.

Next, as long as he gradually improved the level of this Spell, the resolution of these images would naturally become higher.

It would also facilitate faster selection of useful images.

At this stage, this long-range observation spell was almost complete.

Fang Yun roughly thought through the entire process of casting the spell.

Basically, it involved using the Light Amount Skill to concentrate the light in the air, then focusing it with a convex lens, dispersing it with a concave lens, and finally, using the Reflection Skill to sort and form the dispersed light.

Actually, once the entire spell was formed, the middle convex and concave lenses were not so useful.

He could completely gather the light using the Light Element, and then directly use the Reflection Skill to form the images from the light.

Although skipping the middle two steps resulted in more complicated and distorted images from the Reflection Skill.

However, it also saved him a considerable amount of time and energy.

Thinking this, Fang Yun once again changed the process of casting the spell.

First, he gathered a sphere of light, then directly used the Reflection Skill to project the images from the light emitted by the sphere onto the giant screen.

Next was to delete and adjust those distorted and complicated images on the screen.

Although this process was more complex compared to before, fortunately, once the image sorting was completed, it could be maintained until the end of the spell.

With his formidable mana value, it was feasible for him to sustain this Spell until his Spirit was nearly exhausted.

When the images on the giant screen became clear again, the Yuan Guang Skills that Fang Yun was working on were completely formed.

However, at this time, it seemed inappropriate to still call it Yuan Guang Skills.

It should be called Giant Screen Skill.

Having named this spell, Fang Yun could finally focus his energy on the war happening thousands of miles away.

In the following days, Fang Yun kept gathering light from various directions, then displaying the scenes contained within these lights through the Reflection Skill.

Although the process of presentation was cumbersome because the images contained in the light differed, requiring reselection and integration before they could be fixed by the Mana flow routes.

But ultimately, he safely observed the distant war scenes in this way.

However, through his observation in various directions, he found that the sea areas a thousand miles away were not as he had predicted two months ago.