"This... how is that possible?" Sherry exclaimed with her mouth wide open, a face of disbelief.

Anticipating her reaction, Luo Yan asked.

"How far can you see with magic?"

Sherry confidently curled her lips upward.

"If the visibility is good, three kilometers is no problem!"

With just her reconnaissance ability and proficiency in far-sight magic, she even felt confident surpassing her dad, who held Gold Level strength.

Seeing her brimming with confidence, Luo Yan just smiled and continued to ask.

"How fine can you see?"

Sherry playfully winked.

"If Sherry is serious, she can even see the pores of Lord Demon King!"

"Sherry!"

Helen chastised her sister with a warning, then looked at Luo Yan apologetically, "Sorry, Lord Demon King—"

"No harm done, I asked her," Luo Yan said with a smile, waving his hand and looking at the wronged Sherry to continue, "What about details finer than pores? Can you see them with your eyes?"

"Finer than that?" Sherry, who was feeling wronged just a moment ago, suddenly paused, scratched her head, and muttered, "Can it be finer?"

Luo Yan didn't speak but placed a glass slide with a sample droplet into the slot at the center of the instrument, then gently turned a circular gear on the side of a metal tube to adjust the distance between the lens and the eyepiece, and turned on the magic crystal light at the base.

Looking at the cylindrical metal component, Helen felt it seemed familiar, suddenly recalling it appeared to be something adventurers carried.

"Is this... a telescope?"

She had heard from the elders in her tribe that humans could see places as remote as they could with magic, entirely without magic's aid, using this tool called a telescope.

Of course.

This device wasn't very useful in Mist Forest, being primarily used outside the labyrinth.

Luo Yan nodded with a smile.

"It's the same principle as a telescope, just a different application."

Almost a thousand years ago, Linte Isaac had invented the telescope.

And since then, people had started to use telescopes for seafaring, especially along the Vortex Sea coast.

But perhaps due to limited energy, Linte, who had managed to create sophisticated instruments like the steam engine and mechanical clock, hadn't managed to produce Levin Hook's microscope.

Actually, the microscope is much easier to handle than the steam engine.

And compared to the steam engine, microscopes could better help people understand the world they lived in.

Of course, Luo Yan also benefited from his predecessors, not having to start from scratch with polishing lenses.

After purchasing a dozen telescopes from Silver Pine Town, he dismantled the lenses to calculate focal lengths and reassemble them, finally completing a microscope with a maximum magnification of 20×40 with the help of Oke.

With a maximum magnification of 800 times, it was enough to see the outlines of blood cells and some cellular structures.

Looking at Sherry's doubtful face, Luo Yan did not continue explaining but invited her to the strangely shaped microscope, briefly instructing her on how to operate the device.

The moment her eye approached the eyepiece, Sherry froze completely, exclaiming in disbelief.

"What is this?!"

Within her field of vision, countless bubbles of various sizes either stood still or gently moved... some resembled lying snails, some like transparent earthworms, and others were so bizarre she couldn't describe them.

It was like another world she had never seen before!

Her eyes glued to the eyepiece, she stared motionlessly, seemingly completely immersed in it.

Never having seen such a shocked expression on her sister's face, Helen also displayed a look of astonishment, her eyes drawn to the oddly shaped machine.

Is this thing really that magical?

Watching the amazed Sherry, Luo Yan answered her questions with a gentle voice.

"This is the world we live in, or rather, the world magnified 800 times."

"Imprecisely speaking, the vast majority of organisms you know, including us, are composed of these tiny 'cells.'"

"Including us."

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