For Xin, who had already mastered fusion technology and material generation, the concept of energy supply had long since stopped being a limiting factor.
In theory, he could obtain as much power as he needed.
But the truly absurd part came from how these systems interacted with each other.
Material generation could consume magic power to synthesize fusion fuel from nothing. That fuel could then be used in a fusion system to generate massive amounts of electricity. After that, energy conversion technology would take the electricity and convert it back into usable magic power.
When broken down, the numbers looked like this:
1 unit of magic power → 20,000 units of electricity
20,000 units of electricity → 5,000 units of magic power
At first glance, it seemed like an obvious loss. Energy was being "consumed" and converted inefficiently.
But when Xin looked closer, something far more absurd became clear.
Because of the loop structure and the way conversion interacted with material generation, the system effectively created a feedback cycle where the output far exceeded the original input in usable magic terms.
In simple words—
Energy was no longer strictly conserved.
Every cycle of conversion and regeneration multiplied usable magic power several times over. Even if only a small portion of the output was reinvested into repeating the process, the system could continuously generate net positive magic energy.
In theory, once stabilized, it could function as a near-perpetual generator, producing a steady surplus of magic power after each cycle.
"…Although it makes no scientific sense," Xin muttered, "this is magic."
With that realization, he stopped overthinking it.
He immediately combined fusion technology, energy conversion systems, material generation, and magic crystallization techniques using Creative Magic.
The result was a large-scale infinite magic furnace.
Once activated, the furnace could continuously generate magic power as long as it remained intact and supplied with minimal maintenance. It was no longer a simple device—it was a self-sustaining energy ecosystem.
Xin chose a corner of Great Tree Village and set up multiple protective barriers around the installation to prevent accidents or uncontrolled energy leakage.
Then he installed the furnace and started it.
The reaction was immediate.
Inside the system, magic crystals—each about the size of an egg—began to form continuously, one after another, like a steady stream of condensed energy being physically produced.
Xin observed the output quietly for a moment, then nodded in satisfaction.
"With this, Great Tree Village will never lack magic power again."
And that included the armor system as well.
The original issue of limited battery life could now be solved simply by replacing depleted magic batteries with freshly generated ones.
Previously, even recharging empty batteries required manual effort from Xin or a small group of high-output individuals, making large-scale maintenance time-consuming and inefficient.
Now, that problem had completely disappeared.
With the infinite magic furnace continuously producing energy, Xin could design a dedicated automatic charging system for magic batteries. Empty batteries could be inserted into the device, and they would be refilled on their own without any manual intervention.
As soon as the idea formed, he immediately put it into action.
He created a magic charging station that accepted raw magic crystals and directly output fully charged magic batteries. The system was simple, stable, and scalable.
One could simply place an empty battery inside, connect it, and the device would handle everything automatically.
As for why the system standardized output into magic crystals rather than raw magic energy, the reason was simple—
Storage stability.
Magic power in its raw form was too unstable to be stored safely over long periods. Crystallization provided a structured, compact, and far more reliable medium for containment and transport.
With this infrastructure in place, the energy limitations of Great Tree Village were effectively eliminated.
And for the first time, Xin could use high-consumption systems—like the war armor—without worrying about running out of power.
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