The peculiar light dispersion experiment piqued everyone's curiosity, as they had never known that light was made up of so many colors.
Or is it only artificial light that possesses such characteristics?
"Whether it is this lamp light or the Sun, of course, they are the same, both are compound light," Lynn explained to the curious Ailoke and others.
The principle of prism dispersion, simply put, is that different colors of light refract differently within the glass. Therefore, as they pass through the prism, each color of light is deflected in a different direction, ultimately forming a gradated spectrum...
The group of Wizard Apprentices listened thoughtfully. Lynn's explanation was very straightforward and easy to understand, so even those without magic knowledge, like Ryder and others, could somewhat grasp it.
