The sky was gradually getting brighter, and Ron had already spent an entire night in front of the sand table.
After countless attempts and adjustments, he finally found a relatively feasible solution.
Although it was far from perfect, it was already the best he could achieve at this stage.
What frustrated him most was a truth he gradually discovered during the experiment:
The effect of resentment and magic power aggregation was inherently two sides of the same coin.
Like light and shadow, life and death, they are interdependent and inseparable.
Resentment provides a kind of "spiritual anchor point," enabling the originally loose magic power to gather;
And the gathering of magic power, in turn, provides a "hotbed" for the survival of resentment.
Completely removing the pollution of resentment was equivalent to utterly destroying the special value of mineral salt.
It's as absurd as trying to remove all the carbon elements from a diamond — without carbon, there's no diamond.
