The images obtained were the same as if a magic eye had been placed 20 meters away.
And it doesn't matter if there is a wall or a rock in between.
This is an unexpected effect.
Come to think of it, it's not surprising since we are using free-magic element (ether) waves instead of light waves.
"It's clairvoyance in the true sense of the word, isn't it?"
Reiko also has a function called "clairvoyance". However, it uses infrared rays, etc., and is only <>.
It is not possible to obtain such a clear image.
It would also be possible to see through it from a distance.
"You've made something amazing!
Jin thinks for a moment.
"I wonder if <> can do the same thing to us.
Jin thinks about how to prevent it.
"A barrier, after all.
Jin thought that it would be good to have a barrier that can cover the laboratory, the house, and the old lord individually, if not the whole Horai Island.
<<<>.
The old man says.
"Yes, it would be. < separately."
Jin was relieved to have one less thing to worry about, though he had to take a short detour.
"Let's combine it with Elsa's prototype.
"Yes."
With a little work, it was done.
"Okay, launch."
We're headed for the Kunlun Islands. It's about 300 kilometers away.
"Hmmm, I think we're almost there."
The most difficult thing was to adjust the direction.
Even a 0.1 degree change in the direction would result in a large error at a distance of 300 kilometers.
"Brother Jin, how close is it?
"What? You know what trigonometric functions tell us, don't you?"
"Uh... ......"
It seems that Elsa had never used the trigonometric function even though she knew it.
"tanθ = b/a," she said.
"Oh, so a is 300 kilometers, θ is 0.1 degrees, and the error you want is b, right?"
"Yes, yes."
Jin thought about the trigonometric functions in his mind without saying it out loud.
"Then ......b = 300 x tan 0.1 degrees."
"That's right."
There was a way to have the old man calculate the trigonometric function table, but Jin was saved by the fact that it was included as an appendix at the end of the book that <> Shuki Tsetsi had brought in.
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The old man calculated it for me by showing the formula.
"An error of just over 500 meters at 0.1 degree. ......"
Elsa looked at him with difficulty.
"I understand that my brother Jin wants the error to be zero."
"Right?"
Jin thought, "If this is extended to a distance on the scale of the universe, it may not be possible for a human to operate it.