All Heavens: Starting with Panlong's Transcendence, Devouring All Heavens

Chapter 14 Forging 'Divine Artifacts'

"Lynn!"

Shortly after Rilmons began his soul mutation, two Saint-level experts came to Magat City to find him.

One was his teacher, the Gray Rock Sword Saint Desman, and the other was a muscular man with bulging arms and a height of three meters.

"Teacher, you've arrived!" Upon seeing DISMAN descend from the sky, Lynn quickly stood up and bowed, while simultaneously glancing at the other person.

Seeing the confusion in Lynn's eyes, Desman smiled and said, "Lynn, didn't you say you obtained a material comparable to Black Jade and wanted to forge it into a weapon? This is Master Primus, the strongest weapon-forging master among humans! Your greatsword was forged by me, Master Primus."

"So it was Master Princip!" Lynn exclaimed in realization.

Prius smiled and nodded: "Lynn, you don't need to be so polite. I'm only good at weapon crafting. If we're talking about actual combat, I'm not as good as you guys."

"Haha! Prius, you're at it again! You're born with divine strength, your physique is comparable to a Saint-level magical beast!" Upon hearing this, Desman couldn't help but burst into laughter: "Lynn, don't be fooled by him. Although his cultivation level is not as high as mine, with his innate divine strength, his combat power is no less than that of a peak Saint-level being."

After exchanging a few pleasantries, Lynn invited the two to sit down: "Teacher, Principal, please have a seat!"

Dysman and Prienius were not on their way here specifically for Lynn; they were in Magat City to attend the Supreme Council of Humanity.

The Supreme Human Conference was originally scheduled to be held in the Holy City, but now that the Holy City has been destroyed and the strong of humanity dare not rebuild it, the Supreme Human Conference is now being held randomly in the capital of a kingdom.

This time, because of the decisive battle between Rilmons and Cicero, the Supreme Council was held in the capital of the Kingdom of Magath.

Lynn and Professor Desman, Prinz, were chatting when the conversation turned to Rilmons.

"Rilmons, he's entered a strange state. Whether he can wake up depends on his own willpower!" Lynn solemnly explained in response to their questions.

"Alas! I never imagined that even Rilmons wouldn't be a match for that dragonman!" Primus sighed. "Hopefully, he'll wake up!"

Disman said, "By the way, Lynn, didn't you want to forge a weapon? Take out that material! Let Prius take a look; he happens to be free this time."

"You're quite shrewd!" Prius chuckled and scolded, then looked at Lynn: "I'm also very curious, what material is comparable to Black Jade? Show it to me!"

"Okay!" Lynn nodded and took the small bronze cauldron out of his spatial ring.

This small bronze cauldron is only one foot wide and tall, about the size of a teapot, but its weight is terrifying, weighing tens of thousands of kilograms.

Primus took the small cauldron and couldn't help but feel its weight in his hand.

After examining it closely, Primus narrowed his eyes and said, "Lynn, if I'm not mistaken, the material used in this small cauldron should be a metal from the Supreme Plane called 'Heavenly Crow Copper'! If this material is used as the main component, it's possible to forge a divine artifact!"

"Oh?" D'Sman exclaimed in surprise, "You actually managed to forge a divine artifact?"

Primus nodded: "Top-tier materials like Celestial Crow Copper may be plentiful in the Supreme Plane, but they are extremely rare in the Material Plane. Weapons forged from this material can be used by gods, and even the Holy Domain, using its full power, cannot destroy them. What else could this be but a divine artifact?"

Lynn knew, however, that the so-called divine artifacts actually required the gods to spend billions of years nurturing them with their divine power before they could be born.

However, Prienius is not wrong. If the Sanctuary could not destroy it even with all its might, what else could it be but a divine artifact?

"However, Lynn, you must understand that even the Holy Realm has great difficulty destroying a material like Celestial Crow Copper. Generally, only gods have the ability to forge it into weapons!" Prius said, looking at Lynn. "While I have a way to use this material, I can't handle anything too delicate!"

He shook his head and continued, "I can only barely forge it into clubs or sticks—weapons that don't require sharpening or shaping! Forget about knives, swords, or any other weapons!"

"A stick or a club!"

Lynn was also taken aback when he heard this. He had originally hoped to refine the Heavenly Crow Copper into a warhammer. After all, with the physical talent of the God-Eating Rat, it would be natural to use a hammer or axe as a weapon to maximize its physical advantages. However, Prius admitted that he could not do it.

"A Saint-level weapon refiner is already the pinnacle of the Orlando plane. If Primus can't do it, I'm afraid it's difficult for anyone else to do it either!" Lynn shook his head inwardly. "Oh well, it's only for temporary use anyway, a stick will do!"

Lynn snapped out of his daze: "Then please, Prius, forge me a long staff-like weapon! Consider this a favor I owe you!"

A stick can only be used to smash, while a rod can be used to smash or stab, making it more versatile.

The favor Lynn mentioned is also a rule of exchange among powerful beings in the Holy Domain.

For the powerful beings of the Saint Realm, there is nothing left to desire in this material plane. Their transactions would never involve the use of gold coins or magic crystals; they mostly rely on mutual favors and reciprocal gifts.

"Alright!" Prius smiled upon hearing Lynn's words. "Lynn, don't worry! I'll have the weapon forged for you during this meeting."

To gain the favor of a genius who became a Saint-level expert in his early thirties.

Principality was also very satisfied!

……

After chatting for a while, Primus took the small cauldron and left excitedly to find a place to forge weapons for Lynn.

Only Lynn and Disman remained in the courtyard. Disman looked at Lynn with satisfaction: "Your breakthrough to the Saint Realm so quickly is indeed beyond my expectations, but the path of cultivation after the Saint Realm is still very long!"

"Yes, teacher, I understand!" Lynn nodded.

"You went to see the fight between Rilmons and Cicero, didn't you?" Disman changed the subject, mentioning the previous battle: "Did their fight offer you any insights?"

"They're all very strong! Especially Rilmons!" Lynn replied, but the image of the illusory giant sword that Rilmons had unleashed flashed through his mind involuntarily!

"A sacred realm, capable of easily destroying a city, holds a revered position in every kingdom!" Disman remarked with a sigh, "But in reality, it's merely the starting point on the path of cultivating the laws! You've witnessed their battle; you should understand the gap between you and them!"

Lynn remained silent. He wanted to say that he would kill both of them outright, but in the end, he bowed his head and said, "Yes, teacher!"

"Cultivation after reaching the Saint Realm is the process of comprehending the elemental laws!" Desman earnestly instructed Lynn. "The more elemental laws you comprehend, the stronger you will become! Even a slight comprehension will qualitatively improve your strength. For example, I cultivate the Earth Law, and although I've only just begun, defeating someone like you who has just entered the Saint Realm is still very easy!"

"Yes, teacher!" Lynn was speechless inside, but still maintained a respectful demeanor on the surface.

"And comprehend the laws..."

Then, Disman began to explain to Lynn in detail his experience in comprehending the laws. This experience was a priceless treasure for a Saint-level being, yet Disman imparted it all to Lynn without reservation.

Lynn listened patiently, without the slightest impatience.

"Professor Desman seems to have grasped the profound mysteries of the life force within the laws of the earth; he truly doesn't follow the usual path!"

(End of this chapter)