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Chapter 117 [Spirit Forger] A God Who Controls Spirituality!

Inside the alchemy hall, the furnace flames roared, and the air temperature rose several degrees without anyone noticing.

"Do you have any knowledge of spiritual materials?"

Kruin then asked again.

Verin shook his head.

"There are relatively few spiritual materials on the Holy Ship, and I don't have much time to study them!"

No knowledge of spiritual materials?

Krun immediately burst out laughing.

Since there's no research yet, the next period of time will be enough to determine whether this little guy is truly an alchemical genius.

Both intermediate and advanced alchemical constructs require the use of spiritual materials.

The processing and refining of spiritual materials is notoriously difficult.

Judging from the alchemical talent and skills this little guy has shown so far, Krun has high expectations for him.

After a moment's thought, he spoke slowly.

"There is no point in studying low-level metallurgical structures."

"Both intermediate and advanced alchemical constructs require the use of spiritual materials."

"Moreover, the more spiritual materials used, the stronger the properties become."

"But the refining and control of spiritual materials is very difficult, and this is the real test of whether an alchemist has alchemical talent."

"Since you say you can forge a mid-level alchemical construct within a year."

"Then I'll give you a year to study and research here."

"After you submit a satisfactory answer in one year, you will officially become the alchemist here."

"At that time, we will be qualified to have our own furnace towers, and even more qualified to make extensive use of various mineral resources."

"If you don't show enough alchemical talent and don't reach the level I want, there will always be a place for you in the Forge Alchemy Zone, and that will be a job that lasts for more than ten or even several decades."

Krun never showed mercy to those who masquerade as alchemy geniuses; he whipped them mercilessly like cattle.

"yes!"

"Vilin said in a deep voice."

On the way here, Vilin had already learned about Dream Eater Fortress from his senior, Firenar.

The Dream Fortress is adjacent to several spiritual mines.

Raw ore was piled up like mountains.

Once you become an intermediate alchemist, you will be qualified to use the resources here.

Unlike on the Holy Ship, raw materials are not only scarce but also expensive.

In the place where this material is produced, you can go to the mine and collect some ore at will, and no one will care at all.

As for intermediate alchemical constructs, Vilin has been studying and comprehending them in his daily alchemy and learning.

Within six months, Verin was confident he could refine it.

But to be on the safe side, he said a year.

"Komar, how's your control over spiritual materials going?"

After pondering for a moment, Kruin turned his gaze to Komar, who had come with him, and asked in a rather unfriendly tone.

After stammering for a while, Komar could only manage to say, "I've made some progress recently!"

"There has been some progress?"

Upon hearing this, Krun's anger flared up instantly, and even the flames burning on his head surged more intensely, causing the temperature in the air to rise rapidly.

"You said the same thing a year ago, and you're still saying the same thing a year later. Are you planning to say the same thing next year?"

"Mastering spiritual materials involves not only the terminology but also one's own in-depth research and understanding of the materials."

"Don't think I don't know you and that succubus witch are always flirting and fooling around everywhere."

"You're probably hopelessly addicted to your charms! Aren't you afraid those damned succubi will drain you dry?"

Krun scolded him with a look of disappointment and frustration.

"If you could spend half the time you would spend with witches, succubi, sorceresses, and ghosts on researching spiritual materials, you wouldn't have been stuck in the same place for two or three years."

Komar, head bowed, looked utterly humiliated after being scolded.

As he spoke, Krun pointed at Verin.

"Look at other alchemists, and then look at you!"

"Even though they are just low-level alchemists, they can still craft top-quality low-level constructs. You, as a mid-level alchemist, have been doing this for several years, and you only managed to barely complete a low-level top-quality alchemical construct by wasting a lot of spiritual materials."

"One year, I'll give you another year."

"If your skill in refining spiritual materials hasn't reached the threshold for advanced alchemical constructs, then you should go to the furnace area and refine ores."

"Practice for 8 to 10 years first, and properly temper your restless mind."

Komar stood there, head bowed, not daring to breathe.

He had originally planned to come and see this alchemical genius make a fool of himself.

He even deliberately mocked the other person on the way.

As a result, he didn't get to see the other person make a fool of themselves; instead, he got scolded and became the laughingstock of others.

After cursing Komar for the full time of an hourglass, Krunn seemed to be getting thirsty before he stopped.

Then he looked at Sterling beside him and gave him instructions.

"Choose a good alchemy room for Valin."

"And grant permission to use conventional spiritual materials."

"Yes, Lord Krun!"

Sterling said respectfully.

"Lord Krun has quite the temper; he can go on and on with a string of insults for the length of an hour."

"However, it seems that all wizards with fire-related attributes have this trait!"

After leaving the Forge Hall with the ninth-level white-robed wizard Sterling, Verin pondered silently.

"Vellin!"

Just then, Sterling's voice came from ahead.

Compared to his previous calm and indifference, Sterling's voice was much gentler now.

"This is a regular monthly rune compass for spiritual materials."

"Every month, we can go to the raw material storage area to extract a large amount of common spiritual materials."

"We have an abundance of spiritual raw materials here. The intermediate and even advanced alchemical constructs are basically made entirely of spiritual materials."

"All-spiritual materials, that sounds quite luxurious!"

Verin raised an eyebrow.

Sterling smiled slightly.

"It's not as good as you imagine."

"Although we will provide you with the raw materials, you will have to smelt them yourself, which will take a considerable amount of time."

"If you want to save this time, you can buy those melted spiritual metal blocks."

"However, those finished spiritual materials are quite valuable."

Verin nodded slightly.

Smelting raw materials is an essential step for wizards. To craft alchemical constructs with top-tier attributes, one must start with the raw materials.

Before long, Vellin had chosen his brand new alchemist's room.

On the 46th floor of the Krug Tower.

This alchemist's room contains both a magic-filled meditation chamber and a rather spacious alchemy room.

Inside the spacious alchemy room are three alchemy furnaces, each five meters tall.

It has a full range of functions, including material storage area, magic flame supply, ventilation, and ash removal.

In addition, there is a large magic quest board about the size of a blackboard on one side of the living room.

Simply write your quest on magic stationery and paste it in your magic quest log, and it will appear in other people's magic quest logs.

Other wizards can then choose whether or not to accept these alchemy quests.

At this time, there are a large number of alchemy quests in the magic quest log.

Of course, there are also some adventure quests and the like, which are probably posted in the Alchemy Zone by wizards from other regions through their friends.

Alchemists are still wizards; they too need to explore dangerous places and collect rare resources, skills, secret arts, and even treasures to improve their level and strength.

"Here, it's quite convenient to accept commissions from other wizards or to issue wizarding quests."

After exploring the place inside and out, Verin had already grown to like it.

A moment later, Verin left the Krun Tower, rode his magic broom, and flew towards the spiritual materials warehouse marked on the magic compass map.

About half a day later.

Verin, who was flying towards the Krun Tower on his magic broom, looked thoughtful.

"Although you can get a considerable amount of spiritual ore there, the process is quite complicated, time-consuming, and laborious. In addition, the initial smelting of these raw materials requires a lot of time. I saw in the magic quest log that many wizards were recruiting alchemy assistants."

"perhaps----"

Verin rubbed his temples.

"I also need to recruit some alchemy assistants to help me out."

While pondering, Verin focused his attention on the large quantity of spiritual ore he had received this time.

As wizards travel across worlds, they are permeated and eroded by the root rules of different worlds' rules and concepts.

The same applies to these basic spiritual minerals.

If the spiritual raw materials within the [Stained Moon Ancient Abyss Plane] are transported back to the Aiserlandi Plane, then 70-80% of the spirituality will be dispersed by the world origin of the Aiserlandi Plane, becoming materials of average value but with little spirituality.

Only by refining it into a stable alchemical construct with inscriptions in the [Crimson Moon Ancient Abyss Plane] can it be qualified for cross-world transportation and commercial trade.

Return to Krun Tower.

After resting for a while, Vilin lit the furnace and began the first step of alchemy: material extraction.

These magical furnaces will also save Valin a lot of energy and time.

Half a day later.

The spiritual ore in the first magic furnace has been refined.

A roughly fist-sized, blood-red "Blood-Heavy Iron" glowed with a reddish hue in the magical flames.

Blood-Heavy Iron possesses extremely powerful Blood Source Resonance properties. The material has extremely high toughness and hardness, and is one of the basic raw materials for many alchemical constructs.

As Vilin slowly rose, his [Alchemy Moon] rapidly etched sealing magic patterns onto the "Blood-Heavy Iron".

This effectively preserves the spiritual essence of the materials.

During the etching process, Vilin gained a clear insight into the blood-red spirituality within the "Blood Too Heavy Iron".

During the engraving of the magic runes, Vellin was even able to directly touch the spirituality of the material through his perception and form a perfect constraint on this spirituality.

Without a doubt, this is the effect of Valin's Gold-tier alchemy attribute, "Spirit Forger."

[Spirit Forger] helps Vilin to touch and control spirituality with unparalleled clarity, and to forge it.

The Spirit Forger can be considered a god who controls spirituality!

The spiritual materials that were extremely difficult for many alchemists to handle were now like obedient babies in Vilin's hands, allowing him to mold and shape them as he pleased.

When he was collecting the ores, Vilin had already sensed that he could deeply control the spirituality within these materials.

As the spiritual energy within these materials coalesces, the effects of the [Spirit Forger] become increasingly pronounced.

"Luckily, I chose [Spirit Forger] instead of other alchemy attributes, otherwise I would be struggling with this uncontrollable spirituality like other alchemists."

"A Gold-tier [Spirit Forger] can help me perfectly control the spirituality of these materials."

"Then it's time for repeated practice of intermediate alchemical constructs."

"Thanks to my excellent spiritual control, the intermediate alchemical construct will probably be completed sooner than expected."

"Furthermore, advanced alchemical constructs require a deeper spiritual understanding and more complex engraving of magical runes compared to intermediate alchemical constructs."

"The process of crafting intermediate-level alchemical constructs also lays the foundation for advanced-level alchemical constructs."

"After completing the intermediate-level alchemical construct, it won't be long before I'm able to complete the advanced-level alchemical construct!"

As he pondered, Weilin raised an eyebrow, a hint of joy appearing on his face.

"That's the power of gold-tier modifiers!"

After a moment of joy, Verin gradually calmed himself down.

"Although I currently have a significant advantage over other wizards in terms of the number of entries I possess, I cannot afford to be arrogant because of that."

"I need more powerful terms, and I also need to develop my own powerful school of witchcraft."

"In this dangerous dimensional battlefield, simply having powerful affixes is not enough; one must master a powerful school of sorcery."

"Currently, the [Old Days - Scythe of the End] sorcery school that I possess is undoubtedly the most powerful."

"They need to find the witch's hut to start getting information about this."

"In addition, I also need them to handle the many scattered resources I have."

While refining gold, Vilin also devised a plan to improve his strength in the Dream Eater Fortress.