Chapter 97 Ansu's Trade Goods

It cannot be ether particles; it also needs to be applied to both alchemical pigments and alchemical tools.

Listening to the explanation from the dwarf, who was also a member of the Rainbow Society.

The trading area quieted down a bit.

After all, dwarves have too many prerequisites.

If it's just non-ether particles, and the energy or resources can be used to make alchemical pigments, that's fine too.

Or it could simply be energy or resources that can be used to create alchemical items, in which case it wouldn't be considered rare.

But if you want to achieve both a kind of occult knowledge and the energy or resources produced by a certain tool...

Rarity and value will skyrocket.

Among the people present, a small number of wizard apprentices also possessed this kind of knowledge.

However, if the concentration of ether it contains is too high, it would not be worthwhile to exchange it for.

Either it's too useful to me.

Even if only one person knows, it will reduce the concentration of ether within the knowledge.

This will inevitably have a significant impact on one's own strength, or the efficiency of improving one's strength.

Therefore, after hearing the dwarf's proposed exchange terms, none of them chose to exchange.

Seeing this scene, the dwarf realized that the knowledge he needed was far too rare.

But there are no plans to change the conditions.

He was preparing to go to a secondary plane to mine rare ores.

The more supplies you carry, the more Soul Coins you'll need to spend when teleporting.

However, the massive alchemy equipment essential for mining ore is indispensable.

That's why dwarves try to minimize the volume of supplies they carry.

This reduces the number of Soul Coins required when teleporting to a secondary plane of the Wizarding Academy.

However, it seems unlikely that it can be obtained at the [Rainbow Secret Society] trade fair.

The dwarf thought to himself.

Just as I was considering whether to wait and see, someone expressed a desire to exchange for the drawing pen-shaped alchemy blueprints.

The dwarf immediately looked toward the source of the sound.

At the same time, they saw a human youth wearing a standard wizard's robe with no signs of modification.

This person is...

The dwarf began to peruse his memories.

But I've never seen the other person since I joined the Rainbow Secret Society.

Is she a newcomer?

"Ansu is a newcomer I invited."

They are both located within the trading venue.

While practicing the Ether Meditation Method, Belles continued, "A new apprentice who passed the entrance exam with a Dark Sun rating."

Newbie?

Or is it a rating based on the daily odds?

Upon hearing this, everyone present immediately realized just how talented Ansu was.

After all, each person can only participate in the entrance exam for the wizarding academy once.

And the number of participants each time is in the eight to nine figures.

There could even be more.

Of these, fewer than four figures can obtain the highest rating, Dark Sun.

Because of this, everyone present was very curious about what kind of trade goods Ansu would offer.

And whether one can draw inspiration from it and apply it to their own wizarding journey.

So, amidst the curious or inquisitive gazes of the crowd, Ansu opened her arms.

The next moment, a horned insect skull appeared in his hand.

The moment the bones appeared, everyone immediately sensed a faint aura of the dead emanating from them.

It was most likely an undead creature in the past.

Apart from that.

With their fairly strong perception abilities, the wizard apprentices in the trading area also sensed something else:

The dragon's might swirling around the insect's skull.

This former undead was once a dragon-blooded creature.

The skull of the dragon blood worm is covered with streaks of different pigments.

Even within the interweaving of the pigments, dozens of miniature runes were formed.

At the top of the insect's skull, there is also a semi-transparent measuring cup with markings.

Lacking relevant knowledge, and relying solely on their mental perception and visual senses, the group couldn't discern the function of the insect skull.

The same applies to dwarves.

"Can this insect skull be converted into energy that can be used in alchemy pigments and tools? Or can it be converted into resources?"

"I asked the dwarf."

"Both are fine."

As Ansu spoke, she looked at the insect skull in her hand.

This thing was indeed an undead before.

Moreover, it was created by Ansu through the [King's Bone Ring].

Furthermore, the former Shadow Element Bone Worms are still fighting and evolving, and have obtained some dragon blood.

However, he was defeated by other, stronger Shadow Element Bone Worms in the battle, which caused his Soulfire to be consumed.

All that remained was this bone, imbued with the blood of a dragon and the aura of the undead.

Ansu then made good use of the insect skull.

Then combine it with alchemical pigments, and with all sorts of miscellaneous knowledge extracted from corpses.

This is how this special prop was created.

And then the next moment.

Ansu then walked to the center of the trading area, near the dwarves and humanoid alchemy paint golems.

At the same time, just like the dwarves before, they transferred the insect-shaped skull to the hands of the alchemical paint golem.

Doing so will reduce the influence of mystical talents.

It can also accurately calculate the intended effect of a specific item.

So after transferring the insect-shaped skull to the alchemical pigment puppet, Anzu immediately used his mental power.

This transmitted the command to the core of the alchemical pigment golem.

The moment the command was completed, the alchemical pigment puppet immediately extended a finger.

He then fiddled with the dragon horns of the insect-shaped skull.

pat.

A crisp sound rang out.

The dragon horn seemed to be switched on, and was pushed several centimeters away.

at the same time.

The ether particles contained in the surrounding environment immediately surged over.

Just moments later, it burrowed into the runes made of various alchemical pigments scattered throughout the skull.

With the blessing of the ether particles, the runes also began to glow faintly.

A short while later.

As each rune takes effect and works together, they become effective.

A drop of water appeared in the measuring cup on top of the insect-shaped skull.

"Are these liquid ether particles?"

The dwarf was somewhat puzzled.

After all, under normal circumstances, the content of ether particles in the wizarding world's subsidiary worlds is extremely thin.

Although it will not affect the additional benefits of occult knowledge.

However, the efficiency of operating the "Ether Meditation Method" and the efficiency of collecting ether particles are both affected.

If you specifically bring a tool that can convert ether particles into a liquid state...

It's not very effective.

With this in mind, the dwarf focused his mental energy into the water droplets inside the measuring cup.

The moment the mental energy gathered here, a loud sound immediately rang in the dwarf's mind.

"roar--!"

It was the sound of a dragon's roar.

The dragon's roar was so realistic, as if one had actually entered a dragon's lair, and it was exceptionally loud.

Along with this, there also appeared faint emanations of dragon might.

The strength is not high.

But it was enough to turn the dwarves' emotions from doubt to astonishment.

"This is..."

The dwarf wizard's eyes widened immediately.

"Dragon's Might?"

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