Chapter 1348 Coma

"Your Majesty, can I give it a try?" Kemo Stryer asked impatiently.

"Of course," Roland nodded with a smile, "it's up to you to send the report this time."

The chief alchemist thought for a moment and wrote a series of long and short characters on the small blackboard, totaling more than twenty. If there is still a possibility of being right with three horizontal lines and two dots, this message basically eliminates the factor of luck.

The receiver is still Barov.

He obviously didn't want this extraordinary experience to end so quickly, so he put on a blindfold before Roland could speak.

The pulsating arc once again bloomed between the spark gaps.

This time the manager took longer to listen.

When he wrote down the answer on paper and showed it in front of everyone, the crowd finally burst into warm applause!

Although there are two errors in the more than twenty characters, the number is quite a lot, and it is completely consistent with the information written by Kaimo!

This cannot be guessed by chance.

In other words, in less than a few seconds, messages had been exchanged between Neverwinter City and Silverlight City - only this could explain why he knew what Kaimo sent.

"Your Majesty, how far can the tower spread the news?" Barov asked excitedly.

"As long as the power is increased, there is no problem in theory for thousands of kilometers."

"Wouldn't that cover all the territories of the four kingdoms?"

Hearing this, everyone couldn't help but whisper.

"Not only that, even the fertile plains are basically included."

"What happened in Eternal Winter, Graycastle will know about it in the next second. This is too incredible!"

"Indeed, if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I wouldn't have believed it was something human beings could do..."

Barov is already thinking about deeper issues.

"Your Majesty, if these symbols are given specific meanings, we may be able to convey more complex content, such as instructions and decrees..."

After witnessing a new technology, the first thing he thought about was how to use it. It has to be said that the old manager’s knowledge and ideas are much broader than at the beginning. Obviously, in these years, he has also adapted to the leadership of this emerging kingdom. A lot has changed. Roland smiled approvingly, "The direction is right, but it can be done more thoroughly."

"what do you mean……"

"Instead of assigning specific meanings to symbols, we assign specific symbols to current text. In this way, we can communicate in real time even if we can't hear human voices."

After Barov thought for a moment, his eyes couldn't help but shine.

Apparently he also realized the great significance of this "new text".

Since the characters in this world use a completely different phonetic and ideographic system, the telegraph code from another world cannot be directly applied. However, under the same principles, as long as you put more thought into it, you can always work out a suitable one. The communication code table comes. With these code tables, any text information can be converted into corresponding electrical signals, which can be transmitted across the continent at the speed of light.

As for who would make this set of telegraph codes, Roland had already planned it.

——As the information recorder of the two worlds, no one is more suitable for this task than the scroll.

"Your Majesty..." Agriculture Minister Seni Daly raised his hand eagerly, "Can I try this telegraph machine?"

"Of course," Roland looked at everyone, "If any of you are interested, you can experience it yourself."

The senior officials of Neverwinter City immediately exploded. They rushed forward one after another and quickly surrounded the table where the machine was placed.

Looking at this scene, Anna walked up to Roland and shook her head in amusement.

Roland naturally understood the meaning of her smile. The spark transmitter and the ore receiver were just the lowest technical links in the radio communication plan. The former sent an overwhelming amount of information across the entire frequency band, while the latter accepted all comers. , the two sides seem to be a perfect match, but it also makes one area only able to transmit one set of information at the same time. In fact, after the spark transmitter was replaced by more advanced tube wireless equipment, it also exerted its residual heat in the interference field for a while because of its characteristics, and the effect is evident.

In addition, this system requires huge sky and ground lines and a certain output power, so the size and weight are difficult to reduce, and it is destined to be installed only in a few important cities.

When the trial production of vacuum tubes matures, radio and radio stations that can directly transmit sound signals without interfering with each other will usher in the first peak of radio communications.

I don't know how surprised they will be at that time.

He knew that this was what Anna was expecting.

It has to be said that in this regard, he and the other party have very similar hobbies.

Just as everyone was enthusiastically trying to "dialogue" with Silver Light City, Roland suddenly felt a strong sense of dizziness coming over him.

It came so quickly that the outlines of things in the house were ghosted. He closed his eyes subconsciously, trying to suppress the spread of dizziness, but his body seemed to have lost its center of gravity.

Anna was the first to notice something strange about him, and reached out to grab his arm, "Roland, are you okay?"

I'm fine... Roland wanted to reply like this, but when he opened his mouth, he was met with a violent cough. He covered his mouth, the sweet smell filling his throat.

What the hell is going on?

His eyelids sank rapidly, as heavy as a thousand stones, and his open palms were stained with bright red, which seemed incompatible with everything around him. Although he tried his best to stay awake, his consciousness was still quickly fading away from him. Anna seemed to be shouting something at him, but he could hear nothing except the noise.

The body fell backwards uncontrollably, and the last thing that came into view was the figure of the nightingale and the rapidly expanding fog.

…

When Roland opened his eyes, he found that he was back in the castle bedroom.

"Your Majesty is awake!"

Before he could sit up, Shujuan's low voice sounded beside him.

Then there was a rush of footsteps, and Anna appeared at the bedside in the blink of an eye - obviously she had been staying in the house and had not left her too far.

"How do you feel?" She leaned over and pressed his forehead, asking softly, "Is there anything uncomfortable?"

"Hmm..." Roland concentrated on feeling it for a moment, "No. My whole body feels very smooth, as if I had taken a good nap, and my energy is much better than usual."

Looking at the questioning looks of the two people, he helplessly spread his hands and said, "It's absolutely true, except..."

"Except for what?" Anna and Shujuan asked in unison.

"Except for being a little hungry..." Roland touched his stomach, "How long did I sleep for?"

Anna's expression finally relaxed a lot, "About six hours, which is the shortest time you've been asleep. I'm going to notify the kitchen to prepare meals. But...are you really okay?"

"It couldn't be better." Roland shrugged. "By the way, Nightingale is here. She can tell whether it is a comforting word or not."

As soon as he finished speaking, the nightingale emerged from the shadows. However, she did not approach the hospital bed, nor did she answer immediately. Instead, she nodded after a long silence, "...Your Majesty is telling the truth."

"Let's see." Roland curled his lips. He really didn't feel any discomfort at the moment and was telling the truth. However, Nightingale's reply was much slower than usual. Although he felt a little strange, he didn't delve into it further. "As for why you fainted, it's probably just because you didn't get enough rest, right?"

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