This wizard is just unscientific

Chapter 143 [The Miraculous Seed]

The volcanic rock area, Dwarf Street.

Looking around, the streets were teeming with dwarven superhumans, a constant stream of them.

Of course, the human population is also quite large.

In the very beginning, the dwarves, who were born blacksmiths, settled down in Saint Land.

They forge weapons and repair equipment for the local superhumans, and even during the autumn beast tide, they don armor, pick up axes and hammers, ride goats, and fight off the beast tide.

It can be said that the dwarves have long been a part of Saint Rand.

Even one of the three four-ringed towers in St. Land belonged to that very famous dwarven master craftsman.

Saint Land's extraordinary weapons are extremely popular not only within Saint Land itself.

It can also export in large quantities every year, earning foreign exchange for Saint-Land.

The weapons forged by the dwarves of Saint Land are extremely famous in the Eastern Continent, not to mention in the Western Continent.

Inside many shops, the roar of steam rising from the source of energy could be heard, and the clanging and banging sounds transformed into a dense symphony.

It is said that highly skilled craftsmen produce a very rhythmic sound when they strike materials with their extraordinary forging hammers.

[Forging] [Quenching] [Shaping] [Strengthening] [Fusion].

These and many other extraordinary characteristics, in the hands of different dwarven blacksmiths, permeated into extraordinary equipment through the extraordinary forging hammers.

These are extraordinary forging techniques that combine exceptional skill with a wealth of experience.

It was a conclusion reached by the entire dwarf race through a long period of exploration and experimentation.

Even the source energy steam in this dwarf street is permeated with the ecological characteristics of the [Craftsman] and [Furnace].

The ecosystem of "artisans" and "furnaces" here is also part of the Saint Land ecosystem.

After pausing briefly in front of shop number 112 on Dwarf Street, Tucker went inside.

Before the waitress could even speak, Tucker had already spoken first.

"I want to see the alchemist, Lord Baggins, and tell him that an old friend named Andrei has come to visit."

The human waitress had obviously received a similar instruction.

He looked Tucker up and down and then spoke very politely.

"Please wait a moment."

After saying that, the waitress quickly walked to the back of the store.

Tucker waited quietly.

Tucker and Andrei entered separately, both to avoid trouble and to evade potential surveillance.

On the other hand, Tucker also needs to conceal his whereabouts.

Before long, hurried and heavy footsteps could be heard.

"Haha... my old friend, Tan... Ni... An... Andrei, yes, it's Andrei, you've finally arrived!"

Before even seeing a figure, one could already hear Baggins's usual loud voice.

Upon entering the store lobby, Baggins, ignoring the stares of others, immediately gave Tucker a big hug.

"If you don't come soon, I'm going to stop coming because of you!"

This scene drew the attention of many extraordinary humans in the shop.

Dwarfs have bad tempers.

Becoming "old friends" with dwarves is no easy feat.

In the dwarven vocabulary, an "old friend" is a friend with a very high level of trust.

After looking around, Baggins grabbed Tucker and headed to the back.

"This isn't the place to talk. Let's go to the back."

Although he tried to keep his voice as low as possible, it could still be heard even from outside the door.

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The living room in the backyard.

The protection, constructed with a magical barrier, offers excellent concealment.

It can prevent the conversation between the two from being overheard.

Basically, those with certain extraordinary abilities are all preparing similar methods.

Even so, Tucker still maintained his habits.

Using his primal spiritual state, he carefully sensed the surroundings and, after confirming it was safe, looked at Baggins and asked in a slow voice.

"How's the work going?"

There are more than 180 of those extraordinary storage bracelets.

It slightly hindered Tucker's combat, and it was also too conspicuous.

Letting Baggins handle those miscellaneous tasks will save Tucker some trouble and effort.

"My shop's professional appraiser conducted a detailed assessment."

"The total value is..."

When Baggins got to this point, he looked at Tucker and said solemnly.

"72650 magic gold."

This number made Tucker raise an eyebrow slightly.

A whopping 70,000 magic gold, which was roughly what Tucker had predicted.

Although I already knew it would have this value.

"As per our original agreement, I received 15% as a commission for processing the transaction."

"Plus, you later said you wanted to use part of that money to buy my two medium-sized storage bracelets."

"I can get 12000 magic gold."

"The remaining 60,000+ magic gold is yours."

You can reliably obtain a little over 60,000 magic gold.

This was already an extremely profitable deal.

If Tucker were to handle it himself, those idle resources and materials wouldn't fetch such a high price at all.

"Okay!" Tucker nodded.

Mutual benefit is the cornerstone of long-term cooperation.

After a moment of thought, Tucker asked again.

"How are the updates on the Steam Core and the Mythic Seed?"

Steam core.

The magic seed.

Both of these points were information that Tucker had previously asked Baggins to help him find out.

"The steam core is a bit of a problem."

Baggins briefly organized the information he had gathered and began to recount it.

"Although this is Saint Land and there are a certain number of steam cores, you know that steam cores are very valuable. Most of the time, they are distributed by the powerful figures above."

"Only those with exceptional talent can obtain it."

"If... you don't have access to the powerful figures at the top of Saint Land, it's basically very difficult to obtain."

I've known this steam wizard for quite some time now.

Baggins had a vague idea of ​​the other party's identity.

Since the other party has changed their name and appearance.

So!

Baggins was happy to play dumb.

Although he has a bad temper, he is not muddle-headed.

Is this the only channel?

Tucker frowned slightly and asked.

"There are other channels as well; the Extraordinary Merchants Association occasionally releases one at its auctions."

"But the competition is extremely fierce."

"In the early years when they were cheaper, you could get one for 20,000 or 30,000 magic gold at auction."

"But now... many forces know the power of the steam core, and even if they have fifty or sixty thousand magic gold in hand, they dare not say that they can get it with certainty."

"Is the price really that high?"

Tucker couldn't help but rub his temples.

Although Tucker had heard before that the Steam Core was expensive.

but!

When you actually get your hands on it, you realize that this thing is indeed ridiculously expensive.

Compared to the second, less stable channel, which relies on "money power".

The first option is quite tempting.

Lamor's super genius, the gravedigger of the Demon King's Tomb, the blasphemer of the Great Dark Sun, the terminator of the Black River Valley puppeteers, and the steam wizard Tucker who embodies the steam wave of the era.

This would involve submitting an application for a steam core to the higher-ups at Saint Land.

No matter what, the higher-ups at St. Land had to allocate a portion to Tucker overnight.

At the very least, the attitude of trying to win over geniuses is essential.

But Tucker also knew.

This is nothing short of a path to certain death, and a fast one at that, with the accelerator floored.

"Just get the second steam core before advancing to level 40."

"At this stage, it would be great if we could get it, but there's no need to rush if we can't."

"On the contrary, we need to start cultivating the miracle seed as soon as possible."

"The sooner you use this thing, the sooner you can enjoy it."

Tucker looked at Baggins and asked.

"Then... what about the magic seed?"

"The magic seed is simple."

"Pay 1000 magic gold, and you can go to the magical sequence tree in the Forge Steam Tower and choose the magical seed that satisfies you."

"The seed itself isn't cheap, but it's not too expensive either. The real investment in resources comes from the subsequent cultivation."

"I know that," Tucker nodded.

The magical seed is nurtured, cultivated, exchanged, and inspired through the provision of resources.

It can be allowed to gradually grow into a "magical house".

By utilizing the properties of different materials, it can be crafted to possess a variety of incredible and magical abilities.

Long ago, Tucker had already learned the entire knowledge system of the Magic House.

Combine your own skills and abilities with the resources at your disposal.

Tucker wouldn't dare say he was 100% capable of keeping the Magic House alive.

However, once it's successfully raised, Tucker will definitely be able to make the Magic House's extraordinary characteristics and magical abilities extremely powerful.

"Borgins, I've come here this time with a few other important matters."

After hesitating for a moment, Tucker slowly spoke.

"Are you crafting powerful runic armor and runic staffs?"

In the field of forging equipment, Baggins possesses a keen sense that is unmatched by ordinary people.

(End of this chapter)