As I delved into my work at the Earthly Creation building, a soft and intriguing hum filled the air. The gentle, almost melodic sound was a testament to the harmonious blend of magic and mechanics in the making. In the corner of the workshop, a small workbench was littered with intricate components and arcane symbols. What I was trying to do - is to make a magic-powered motor capable of harnessing rotational motion. Even though I had some experience using wind magic for the blender machine at the café, I quickly realized it wasn't powerful enough for what I needed. Creating a motor for my transportation project required something much more potent. I knew I had a few years to figure this out, and if all else failed, I could always resort to conventional carriage transportation.

Taking a deep breath, I focused my magical energy. I was about to test my creation – a miniature wooden car. Its design was simple, but its purpose was profound. I believed that if I could make this miniature car move using my magic, I could scale up the design for my larger transportation project.

Ethan: (determined) Alright, let's test this.

I summoned my magical power. It flowed from me, intertwining with the miniature car's structure. I watched intently as the miniature car inched forward, but my excitement was short-lived.

Ethan: (disappointed) Well, that didn't go as planned... it moved, but it won't last for more than 5 minutes.

I approached the miniature wooden mini-car, analyzing its construction. The wood was sturdy, but it seemed my magical power wasn't sufficient to sustain its movement for an extended period.

Ethan: Time to try it with Arcrystan...

From the wooden car, I made another one from Arcrystan, a material I had created through my magical experiments.

There is limitation of the Arcrystan material, with its two-year lifespan, posed an interesting challenge. It had found a valuable purpose as a material for food containers.

Mr. Quint and Mr. Cedric, two prominent merchants, had purchased a batch of Arcrystan-containers. They were thrilled with the material's unique properties. Its light weight and the fact that it could be customized in size made it incredibly practical for their needs. The containers were perfect for storing and transporting various goods, and their durability ensured that the contents remained well-protected.

As I examined the Arcrystan for the mini-car, thoughts whirled through my mind. It was clear that if I wanted material that both sturdy and safe for long journeys, I needed to embark on a new phase of my project – material enhancement too.

The magic motor, despite my best efforts, still refused to cooperate. With each attempt, it moved for a brief moment before sputtering to a halt. It was almost comical, and I couldn't help but laugh at the situation.

Ethan: Well, it seems we still have some work to do.

Vondle: Ethan... Ethan … Ethan!

Vondle's voice snapped me out of my thoughts, and I realized he had been trying to get my attention for quite some time. He called out and gave me a friendly tap on the shoulder. I blinked and turned to Vondle, slightly embarrassed.

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Ethan: Sorry, I got a bit too immersed in my work.

A familiar face caught my attention. I looked up and there she was, Miss Dealara. A warm smile spread across my face.

Ethan: Guru! It's been centuries since you left so abruptly!

Miss Dealara helped me a lot after I awaken my magical powers. Even though I didn't have the same abilities as a regular magician, she saw my potential and became my Guru. She took me as her student. What's really cool about Miss Dealara is that she didn't care that my magic was different from what magicians usually have. She believed in my unique talents and wanted to help me develop them, even if they didn't fit the usual rules of magic. She was open-minded and supportive, and that made a big difference in my magical journey.

One vivid memory that illustrates her unwavering support occurred during my first attempt at controlling the magic power of Arcwæave skill. I stood there, frustration etched on my face, as my feeble attempts failed time and again. I felt like I was banging my head against a wall, and doubt began to creep in. Despite her somewhat disheveled and enigmatic exterior, she had a remarkable talent for simplifying complex magical concepts.

Miss Dealara: Nonsense! I just left a year ago...

Ethan: So, where have you been all this time? On a secret mission or something?

Miss Dealara smiled gently as she took a seat. Vondle, always the thoughtful one, joined in with some snacks he had brought from the cafe. I thanked him, realizing I had skipped lunch.

Miss Dealara: Well, I had a little request from the Lord of Stonemount Range.

Miss Dealara: And the café you built is quite charming, I must say I love it! My friends are having a great time down there.

Ethan: Oh, you brought friends along?

Miss Dealara chuckled, admitting that she had missed the famous Bonbu cake. Then she noticed something new.

Miss Dealara: Now you have Bonbu ice cream flavor! You're quite a genius, Ethan.

In my inner voice, I thought, well not exactly genius but I borrowed some knowledge from my previous world. Miss Dealara reached into her pocket and pulled out five small, marble-like objects, each with a different color. She presented them to me as a gift, and I thanked her with a smile. Intrigued, I decided to use my skill, ᚨᚱᚲᚨᚾᛖ ᛁᚾᛋᛁᚷᚺᛏ, to gain detailed information about these mysterious objects. My senses detected the presence of magic elements.

Ethan: Are these magic stones?

Miss Dealara: Yes, they are from magic stones, but these have been refined into what we call magic trinkets.

She went on to mention that she used her cauldron to create these trinkets, utilizing the magic stones she had acquired from her last mission. I carefully inspected each of the magic trinkets, noting that they represented the elements of water, fire, wind, soil, and the final one, the enigmatic void element. Turning to Miss Dealara...

Ethan: Could you tell me more about the 'void' element?

Miss Dealara: I know you'll ask about this one.

I held up the small marble-like object with the void element.

Miss Dealara: Void element. It's unique because you can craft and store magic powers using rune symbols for specific elements.

Ethan: Oh, that’s one of the kinds.

Miss Dealara: Exactly

Miss Dealara took a sip of her hot drink, her gaze fixed on me. I smiled and gestured toward my failed magic motor.

Ethan: I believe it might help me with the magic motor I've been working on.

I paused, glancing at her as she enjoyed her Bonbu cake with a hot drink.

Ethan: You see, I've been focusing on magic motors lately.

Miss Dealara: Magic motors, you say? What exactly are you up to?

I retrieved the mini-car I had been testing, showcasing my work. Miss Dealara examined it closely.

Miss Dealara: This is interesting.

Ethan: I'm starting with a mini-scale version to perfect the concept before attempting a full-scale model.

Miss Dealara: How big are you thinking?

The final product, I imagine, could be as large as a beast peddler. It's a form of transportation that doesn't rely on beasts for movement.

Ethan: As big as a beast peddler

Miss Dealara: Extensive testing and resources will be needed.

I nodded, fully aware of the challenges ahead.

Ethan: With your guidance I believe I can make it happen... hehehe

Vondle, who had been quietly listening to our conversation, finally chimed in.

Vondle: I think it's time to inform all the members about your project and gather the necessary resources.

Ethan: Hold on, Vondle. I'm still in the early stages here. This could all go south.

Vondle: (grinned mischievously) Oh, come on, Ethan. I have faith in you. Besides, we all want to join you on this journey to the capital.

Miss Dealara, however, seemed a bit puzzled.

Miss Dealara: Hold on a minute. Is all of this just for a trip to the capital? I mean, there are flying beasts and land beasts for travel.

Ethan: Ha..ha..ha... to reach there it will take days...

Miss Dealara: Well, considering you have the means, and land beast transportation isn't that expensive, why go through all this trouble to create something like this?

Ethan: I prefer to travel in comfort, you see. What I'm envisioning is like an RV....

Miss Dealara: A what now?