This wizard is just unscientific

Chapter 113 Refining Advancement Materials!

"In fact, it's quite fair."

Tucker spoke calmly to this dwarven alchemist who was always "angry" and "irritable".

"After all, as a level 19 person, I am facing two powerful superhumans who are over level 30, and they obviously have helpers."

"You... you'll only have to put in a little more effort and materials, but I... my life could be in danger."

Tucker's words eventually calmed the dwarf alchemist down.

In fact, this dwarven alchemist was able to calmly complete the transaction with Tucker even when he was in a dangerous situation.

And by using a contract to bind Tucker, preventing him from leaking information, and also winning him over to protect her safety, it's clear that she's been able to achieve this.

He clearly has considerable experience traveling in the extraordinary world.

It's wrong to assume someone is brainless just because they seem angry or irritable.

Then you'll probably be the one who suffers.

"Also... I would like to observe you while you are alchemizing," Tucker said, making his small request.

"No problem, but you're not allowed to disturb me, otherwise... the materials will be ruined, and you'll be responsible for it yourself," the dwarven alchemist said after scrutinizing Tucker for a moment.

"No problem!" Tucker nodded.

When the other party produced two sets of Tier 2 Boss-level materials and one set of Tier 2 Quasi-Lord-level materials.

Although the dwarven alchemist appeared irritable, he had calmed down inside.

At the very least, these materials prove that this human wizard did indeed come seeking the alchemist's help.

Moreover, it proves that this human is indeed very powerful.

Ordinary people can't obtain so many leader-level materials.

"Human wizard, I don't know your name yet."

"Open the door frame of the alchemy chamber on the right and walk inside," asked the dwarven alchemist Baskin Thor.

"Taniru Ramor!" Tucker responded.

"Lamor?" Baggins raised a thick eyebrow.

"Are you a descendant of Lamore?"

"Yes!" Tucker nodded.

"Lamore is a nice place; I visited there years ago."

"The cavemen there tried to rob me, but I took them all out with one shot each using my 'Wail' skill."

"Wailing?"

Tucker raised an eyebrow.

"That's it."

Baggins patted the steam-powered shotgun hanging on his body.

"This is a Tier 3 steam shotgun made of extraordinary materials."

"During the adventure before last, I used my Tier 3 steam shotgun to smash the head of a Tier 2 wizard."

"That guy thought his shield could stop my steam shotgun."

"Little did they know, among those shotgun pellets were shield-breaking pellets that I had specially crafted, which could effectively break through shields."

"Hmm... In order to effectively suppress the spellcaster, some metals that inhibit the guidance of source energy were also added to the projectile."

"Oh, right, there are also bullets that rapidly release deadly poison upon contact with blood."

"Those wizards always thought that they could block attacks by relying on their shields."

Little did he know that the power he relied on would become his death warrant.

The dwarven alchemist Baggins Tur was very proud of his achievements.

As dwarven alchemists, their source energy response is inferior to that of humans, and their combat methods are not as effective.

Being able to take down a second-tier wizard is already quite impressive and a feat worth boasting about.

Tucker, who was listening to the other person's story, twitched slightly at the corner of his eye.

Just now, Tucker felt that the steam bullets from the other party's steam shotgun were a bit strange.

It now seems that this third-tier alchemy expert is exceptionally skilled.

The alchemical chamber before us is slightly larger than the storage room we just left.

At the same time, the walls of this magical alchemy hut have also been reinforced.

"Buzzing..."

As Baggins started the power source steam engine, a slight rumbling sound came from it.

As a professional "magical alchemy hut," its seclusion is beyond doubt.

Even if an explosion were to occur inside, no one outside would be able to detect it.

Unlike Tucker's old, dusty, obsolete steam engines, this one...

This all-blue energy steam engine is clearly of a higher specification, spewing energy more rapidly and violently, with a high conversion efficiency, and operates very smoothly overall.

The flames that are ultimately transmitted contain a great deal of extraordinary flame properties.

Its flames also display a brilliant, deep blue, reminiscent of the starry sky. Thanks to the extraordinary properties of its flames, Tucker can vaguely see some blue firebird patterns and textures.

"The flames of the Blue Crystal Firebird? And they seem to be the flames of a leader."

Tucker raised an eyebrow slightly.

"So you really did study alchemy!"

As he prepared, Baggins looked up at Tucker.

"Not much, just a little bit." Tucker was telling the truth.

"Two leader-level materials and one quasi-lord-level material will take quite a while."

When the furnace and crucible were set up and the first batch of materials were added, Baggins draped a pyrometal jacket with a source energy shield over his head.

Then he said to Tucker.

"I will refine it as soon as possible so that you can advance your level quickly."

"But... no matter how they are refined, these materials will always retain some harmful properties, or even lethal properties."

"Chief-level materials, and even lord-level materials, cannot be easily digested."

"Otherwise, so many extraordinary individuals wouldn't die every year due to their advancement."

"Although I would advise you not to work so hard, I bet you wouldn't agree."

The dwarven alchemist was, after all, a shrewd individual.

Tucker, standing to the side, smiled but didn't say anything more.

"Isn't that precisely why I requested to observe from the sidelines?"

Tucker is able to actively remove harmful substances from "dissolved" materials, and even dissolve any remaining will.

Having Baggins help refine the materials was just a smokescreen.

The correct approach is to make the other party dissolve the material.

Of course, if you can learn some alchemy knowledge from the other party during this time, that would be an extra bonus.

Moreover, he is an alchemy expert from Saint Rand.

Tucker was able to get more information about Saint Rand from the other party.

As Baggins' alchemy unfolds.

Each step is intricate, requiring meticulous control and adjustment of the flames.

Tucker was impressed by the processes of adding additional materials and extraction, and he silently memorized these complex procedures.

When the first batch of materials was almost ready to be annealed.

Tucker began his operation.

Although Baggins' alchemy did remove some of the harmful substances, it also destroyed part of the leader's will.

However, only a portion of the overtly harmful properties were eliminated.

The deeply hidden harmful elements were not eliminated, let alone the deeply hidden will of the leader.

The level of craftsmanship ultimately cannot compare to the upper limit of Tucker's SSS-level extraordinary talent.

"Baggins can forge magical alchemy huts, and he is even capable of forging boss-level materials."

"He is at least an alchemy expert."

"But even such a rare alchemist can only do this much."

"So..."

Tucker's eyes narrowed slightly.

"Opening a shop specializing in material refining in St. Land has absolutely the potential to make money."

"After all, building my own magical hut, magical airship, forging more powerful rune ring staffs and rune robes, purchasing forbidden spells, and even purchasing extremely rare but incredibly destructive [forbidden sealed artifacts] will all require a lot of magic gold."

"Without money, you can't become a powerful wizard in the extraordinary world!"

I'm thinking about it.

Following the source of the steam, Tucker's sensory awareness blossomed, and Precision Correction began its performance.

All the hidden harmful traits and latent leader's will were eliminated by Tucker.

If it's solidified, these things are completely anchored inside and can't be cleaned off at all.

However, it is currently in a molten state under the extraordinary flame condition, and it melts on the spot after being pulled out.

Tucker had already used his sensory perception to figure out the harmful properties of these materials, the leader's will, and those hidden and eerie properties that were destructive to the supernatural ecosystem.

Removing it now is a natural and skillful way to handle things.

After annealing is complete.

When Baggins took the spirit crystal of the Spirit Deer leader into his eyes and examined it closely.

This newly formed, leader-level extraordinary crystal was discovered to be exceptionally clear and transparent.

"There were clearly still quite a few impurities in it just now, how come the annealing process turned out so well?"

"How strange!"

Baggins couldn't resist taking out the crystal magnifying prism and examining it closely.

But he couldn't figure it out even after a long time.

"Maybe my skills have improved recently, hmm... this is a good start."

Baggins happily handed the leader-level spirit crystal to Tucker.

After a moment of sensory awareness, Tucker nodded slightly.

With my own tactile perception and precise correction.

The refining result of this batch of materials is almost perfect.

"I've completed one-third of the progress towards the second tier, with two-thirds remaining."

After a short rest, Baggins was preparing to begin refining the second batch of materials.

"Baggins, don't refine it yet."

Tucker suddenly spoke up at that moment.

"Just now, your gunshot seemed to have attracted some people."

"What?"

Just as Baggins was about to put in the materials, his heart skipped a beat, and he subconsciously started to wail.

(End of this chapter)