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Chapter 84 Reaching the Summit (Part 1)

"That's none of your business." Harlin looked at the image in the mirror without turning around, only a slight smile playing on his cold lips.

Suddenly, Harlin thought of something, his brows furrowed almost imperceptibly, and after a moment of thought, he took out a demon-shaped badge from his pocket and held it in his palm. A moment later, the eyes of the demon badge in Harlin's hand lit up with a blood-red light.

"I heard that the Mechanical City's latest project seems to be related to their plan to create an artificial alchemical god," Diasterdan said.

"It has nothing to do with us."

Harlin said casually, putting the badge back in his pocket. "This is something we can't get involved in. This is something the Mechanical City has been planning since the beginning of the Seventh Wizarding Era, involving countless great wizards and legendary wizards. We'd better stick to invading other planes."

"You're right. To want to mass-produce artificial alchemical gods is an absolutely insane idea," Diasterdan exclaimed.

"Harlin Wizard, can we talk?" a voice came from behind.

Harlin turned around and saw a strange wizard he didn't recognize.

"I come from the Wizard's Tower in the Poplar Grove. My name is Flott."

"What's up?"

"I have a nephew who has long admired the Abyss Wizarding Academy, but he has never had the opportunity to join," Flott said modestly.

"Then?"

"That's my nephew. You can see how he performs," ​​Flotte said, pointing to one of the images in the mirror.

Harlin glanced at him, then looked away to continue observing Lynn. "This is the Abyss Wizarding Academy, not a dumping ground. I'll take anyone who meets my standards."

Flott's face turned pale, but he managed a forced smile. "Okay, then I'll take my leave."

Some wizards who were about to approach and strike up a conversation stopped in their tracks upon seeing this.

Watching Flot's departing figure, Diasterdan couldn't help but chuckle, "You really don't give me any face."

"Just a level one wizard. Besides, if he really had the talent and strength, he wouldn't need to take this shortcut," Harlin said calmly.

The Abyss Wizarding Academy is an open wizarding academy that welcomes all talented and ambitious wizards, as long as they meet the standards.

If someone wants to use connections, they definitely don't meet the standards. Why would someone who isn't related to the student risk violating the rules to recruit someone who doesn't meet the standards?

Diasterdan shook his head. He didn't approve of Harlin's way of doing things. It might feel good, but it was easy to offend people. If it were him, he wouldn't refuse so obviously even if he disagreed.

After taking stock of the corpses and spoils on the ground and resting for a while, Lynn led the goblins to continue their exploration.

The fog ahead was gradually thickening, obstructing visibility. They must have reached the sea of ​​clouds by now, Lynn guessed. The journey ahead should be quick.

The thick fog around them had a certain barrier effect on mental energy, so Lynn became even more cautious.

At night, Lynn found a monster's lair that had just been cleared out to rest. The terrain of the monster's lair was conducive to nighttime encampment, and all he had to do was guard the single entrance and exit.

Take out the Delicious Magic House. I wonder why the wizard who created this alchemical creation chose such a strange name.

This is a building that can be used to make food; it only requires mental energy and resources.

Whether it's plants, the meat of an animal, or soil, all can be used to make food.

The food produced can be eaten directly, including food made from soil, but such food generally has one problem.

That means it has no nutritional value. It can turn most things into edible food to fill the stomach, but it cannot give that food any nutritional value.

The nutrition here refers to whether the raw materials used to make the food contain abundant energy or substances that are beneficial to the body.

Inside the Delicious House, which is as big as a thatched hut, some goblins are working together to pour some yellow clay into a pot-like container and then close the lid.

Then Lynn poured his mental energy into it. After pouring in about 5 standard portions of mental energy, the container began to function.

This yellow clay can be used to make a yellow, flatbread-like food with a slightly bitter taste and a hint of sweetness. Lynn tasted a coffee-flavored biscuit, which was perfect for filling the goblins' stomachs.

The goblins waited patiently in front of the Magic House for the food to be prepared, while Lynn went into the alchemy lab to tally up the day's harvest.

Lynn took out two magical armor and accessories, then took out the little ore he had left, extracted mineral powder, and modified the appearance of the magical armor.

After working for more than half an hour, it was finally finished.

Lynn was very satisfied with the finished product. Indeed, learning more skills is always convenient in critical moments.

"Daily task completed: Experiment (1) - Complete a simple alchemy experiment."

Completion Level: Satisfactory

"Reward: 10 Universal Experience Points, 1% Alchemy Progress."

"These earrings are not bad." Lynn changed the original color of the earrings to black, and also changed their shape to a six-pointed star.

Lynn didn't care about wearing earrings, since the structure of this magical armor was that of earrings. The magic circle inside, which engraved the framework of the spell, had fixed its basic structure. Lynn's current alchemy skills were not enough to change the structure.

The spell engraved inside the earring is a first-level spell called "Protective Shield".

The shield can form a protective shield to block damage when the target is attacked by magic or physical attacks. It will break when the damage it takes reaches the maximum limit. At the same time, the shield can only block damage from one direction.

The other magical armor was a necklace engraved with a first-level defensive spell called "Starlight Protection Net." Starlight Protection Net offered more comprehensive protection than a shield, and even among first-level defensive spells, its defensive power was exceptional.

Moreover, this magical armor has another function: when the energy inside is depleted, the necklace can automatically absorb starlight from the sky to restore its energy, which is equivalent to self-repair.

Lynn had the necklace re-dyed, from silver-white to black.

Heirlooms should all be the same color.

After examining the two people's rings, it was found that apart from miscellaneous items, most of them contained nothing of value.

I reckon even if they had any, they've probably already used them all. The only one that hasn't been used is the magic scroll that Antina couldn't use earlier.

Lynn examined it for a while but couldn't recognize what kind of spell was engraved on it. He unfolded the scroll and looked at the extremely complex patterns on it, which gave him a headache.

This was beyond the scope of his knowledge; neither alchemy, mutation, nor necromancy had anything to do with this magic scroll.

Judging from her previous reaction, the spell sealed inside should be a damaging spell. Lynn should keep the magic scroll for now. If the time comes to use it, he can just find a goblin wanderer to run up behind the enemy and tear open the scroll.

(End of this chapter)