Wizard: I have ten trillion nanomachines

First, there's the Broken Armor, which Lokunlun has to strip off Ryan's corpse.

This heavy armor is made up of parts such as breastplate, shoulder armor, leg armor, and helmet, which are connected by tough leather straps and are covered with black blood and mud.

First, he unfastened the straps of his shoulder armor, and the heavy steel plate fell to the swamp with a "clang," splashing up a cloud of black mud. Then he removed his breastplate, revealing Ryan's already cold body, with warm bloodstains still remaining on the inside, but this did not affect Luo Kunlun's movements at all.

The entire suit of heavy armor weighs 120 pounds when disassembled.

Such weight provides reassuring protection.

Luo Kunlun tried to put the breastplate on himself, but found that the shoulder width and waist size were not quite right.

Ryan is nearly 1.8 meters tall and has a strong build, so this heavy armor suits him perfectly.

Luo Kunlun was a head shorter than him and much thinner. When he put on the armor, the breastplate was loose and the shoulder armor would slide down.

I estimate I'll have to wait a few more months until it grows a bit longer before it fits.

However, Luo Kunlun wasn't in a hurry.

The previous battles have left the surface of this full set of heavy armor covered with unsightly scratches and dents, so it will be a good time to repair it.

Use fine sandpaper to sand and polish along the direction of the scratch until the mark disappears. Then, use a rubber mallet to gently tap from the inside of the dent, and place a wooden block on the outside. After this repair, the heavy armor can be used again.

Afterwards, Luo Kunlun began to search the corpses, looking for water bags on the dead soldiers.

Soldiers' corpses lay scattered across the swamp, some trampled into a bloody pulp by giant bears, others torn apart by iron chains—a truly gruesome sight.

Avoid searching for overly mutilated corpses; instead, search for corpses that are relatively intact.

Most of the soldiers' water bags were hung around their waists or carried on their backs, and many had been damaged in battle, with all the water inside leaking out.

Luo Kunlun searched carefully and finally found forty intact water sacs, which he piled up next to the giant bear's carcass.

Then, Luo Kunlun raised his broken steel greatsword and thrust the tip into the giant bear's carotid artery.

With a "plop," thick, dark red blood gushed out instantly, carrying a strong fishy smell, flowing like a small spring.

Upon seeing this, Luo Kunlun immediately bent down, aimed at the artery, and began to drink the blood.

The blood smelled incredibly foul and had a rusty, astringent taste that made his throat tighten. He endured the discomfort and swallowed hard, while simultaneously directing the nanomachines to absorb it at full capacity.

As soon as the bear blood entered his stomach, Luo Kunlun felt a burning sensation spreading from his abdomen, flowing through his blood vessels into his limbs and bones, as if a flame was burning inside him, making him feel hot all over and even sweating slightly.

"Nutrients and trace amounts of unknown radiation detected. Physical fitness +0.01 +0.01 +0.01..."

The cold, mechanical voice of the nanomachines echoed in his mind, and Luo Kunlun could clearly feel that his physical fitness, which was originally as high as 8 points, was rapidly increasing.

He drank the blood while feeling the changes in his body.

The muscles became stronger, and a slight tingling sensation came from the bones. Even the fatigue and pain left over from the previous battle gradually subsided under the nourishment of this burning sensation.

In just twenty minutes, the value increased by 0.15.

In fact, normal knights use monster blood during training, as this is the only way to maximize its utilization.

If you only drink blood, the physical strength of ordinary knights will also be improved, but the effect will not be as great as that of Lokunlun.

This is naturally due to nanomachines; accelerating the absorption and utilization of food is its most basic function.

As for utilizing that unknown radiation, that's not a problem either; we can just use that special frequency.

Luo Kunlun drank blood like this until he could drink no more.

Then, he immediately picked up the water bag that was piled up to the side and aimed the opening of the water bag at the artery to collect blood.

Each water sac can hold about two kilograms of blood. When the forty water sacs are full, they contain a total of eighty kilograms of monster blood.

The blood, exposed to the air, quickly began to congeal, forming a dark red scab on the surface, but Luo Kunlun didn't care.

Even solidified blood clots can be broken down and absorbed by the nanomachines once ingested, thus enhancing physical performance.

After filling the water sac, in order not to waste it, Luo Kunlun tried to collect the remaining blood into his brain space.

This mysterious space, about the size of a fist, was an ability he gained by accident; it could only store inanimate objects.

With a thought, the blood instantly disappeared and entered his mind, until the space was completely filled.

"What a pity, nothing has changed." He shook his head with some regret. He had originally thought that the blood of the magical beast could expand the space or produce other changes, but nothing happened.

"By the way, what was this 'spellcaster' he mentioned earlier?"

While packing up the water pouch, heavy sword, heavy armor, and other useful items, Lokunlun recalled Count Wimbledon's words.

It sounds like something like a wizard, magician, or sorcerer, possessing special abilities beyond ordinary people.

Earl Wimbledon clearly mistook the nanomachines' ability to rapidly repair wounds for a spellcaster's tool, which is why he was so terrified.

Lokunlun was not surprised by the existence of the spellcaster.

Since this world has magical beasts like giant bears and knights with physical abilities far exceeding those of ordinary people, it is reasonable for mages with special abilities to exist as well.

Unfortunately, he was preoccupied with killing people at the time, otherwise he would have cut off the man's limbs and forced him to reveal information about the spellcaster.

If we could get more information about the spellcaster from Wimbledon, we might be able to understand the whole picture of this world more quickly.

However, judging from this, the nobles, especially the great nobles, are aware of the spellcaster's existence. When the time is right, we can just capture the nobles and question them.

With that thought in mind, Luo Kunlun carried the things and headed deeper into the forest.

With so much monster blood, he planned to push his physical abilities to the limit.

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, this monster blood should be enough to push him to a stamina level of over twelve points, equivalent to a high-ranking knight.

A high-ranking knight can single-handedly defeat an entire legion. Even in the modern era with firearms, a fully armed knight can take on half an infantry battalion.

A powerful being, an absolute powerhouse, which is why there are legends of high-ranking knights who can single-handedly intimidate an entire nation.

However, spellcasters exist in this world, and even a high-ranking knight, who is at the pinnacle of mortal warriors, might be nothing in front of a spellcaster.

Just like the mortal martial artists in Western fantasy or cultivation novels, they are merely servants of the weakest spellcasters or experimental subjects with some value.

These are all possibilities, and Luo Kunlun doesn't mind preparing for the worst.