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When Klaus rushed out of the cabin again, he was carrying a large suitcase full of them.

Without even glancing at the three living people in the observation room, he rushed straight onto the deck like the wind and sand.

Renyi and Ivan followed.

All that could be seen were iron blocks, the tail stinger of a mutated betta fish, and bone spurs...

There were also various bits and pieces of bone and metal, all neatly arranged and categorized.

This scene... made me feel like I was back in a surgical operating room.

Ivan felt overwhelmed at the sight of it and walked away with little interest.

The screen of the blacksmith unfolded before them.

Klaus Schmidt

[Sequence: Blacksmith (Lv2)]

Evolution Points: 857/1000

Current proficiency: 2550/5000

【Construction: Select Blueprint】

[Renovation: Choosing the Main Body and Materials]

Klaus chose the [Deep Sea Shadow] as the main body for modification, and selected iron needles as the material for the harpoon, and then used strong biological fibers as the connecting cable.

As for the cannon barrel...

His gaze fell on the [Miniature Diamond Shell].

He cannot yet manipulate ores or metals of the strength of diamond alloys, but fortunately these biomaterials bypass this limitation and are all considered part of the skeleton.

Its carapace, which can remain unscathed even under magma eruptions, is strong enough to be used as a cannon barrel.

The initial design of the weapon quickly took shape on the light screen.

Simple and efficient.

A ranged weapon based on physical penetration.

He casually stroked his chin, other thoughts flashing through his mind, and suggested:

"Since we're going to do it, why not make it have more features?"

"For example, how about adding a combustion mode? Many creatures are afraid of fire."

[Time for some truly bizarre cooking!]

[What kind of culinary disaster is this?! This is called a personalized service!]

[Harpoon attack, pierce, burn—a quick and decisive strike.]

[Upstairs, how could you forget about electrotherapy?]

As if hearing the voices of his compatriots, Renyi continued to add:

"It would be best to add a paralysis mode. For those big guys that go berserk when they feel pain and can't be dealt with in a short time, let them calm down first."

Klaus originally just wanted to build something sturdy and durable.

But this time, my mind suddenly clicked.

"Sure!" His voice trembled with barely suppressed excitement. "We can use the [Heat-Conducting Bone Spurs] as the core, combined with bio-energy, to instantly generate high temperatures! As for paralysis..."

Klaus picked up the flexible catheter.

"Use these conduits to construct an independent circuit to store the toxin, which will be injected instantly upon impact with the target!"

[Klaus: Got it, boss. I'll arrange the full service, including sauna and physiotherapy.]

[It's clearly "Open the door, the community brings warmth!"]

[So what they're offering as a complimentary cremation and electrotherapy service?]

[Fishing and cooking combined...that's ruthless, I like it!]

With this new idea in mind, Klaus immediately took action.

He first designated a deck at the stern of the Deep Sea Shadow as the operating area.

The skin in that area was wriggling, like the flexible tentacles of an octopus, reaching into the pile of materials.

"Ivan, get away."

Klaus warned.

Ivan curiously peered over, his muscular body completely blocking the only light coming from the observation room.

Feeling rejected, Ivan sullenly stepped back a few paces and sat down next to Renyi.

He muttered to himself in a low voice:

"Boss, look at this stingy guy, he won't even let me look at him."

Ren Yi smiled but didn't say anything, his gaze also fixed curiously on the piece of the ship's plank.

Klaus is like a different person when he gets into work mode.

His hands danced between the light screen and the materials, and the hard bones and metals seemed to turn into soft clay under the forger's power.

The miniature diamond shell is reshaped piece by piece to form the main body of the cannon barrel. The joints of each shell are perfectly fitted, reflecting a mesmerizing luster.

The iron block became the gleaming body of the harpoon.

The stingers are all coiled up inside, and one can imagine the sight of them unfolding simultaneously when they pierce their prey.

The heat-conducting bone spurs and flexible conduits are woven into another piping system that converges onto the cold, sharp harpoon.

The process is full of unique aesthetics.

Time passed quietly on the deck.

Just as Ivan was about to lose his composure, Klaus finally stopped what he was doing.

He let out a long sigh and wiped non-existent beads of sweat from his forehead with the back of his hand.

"alright."

Ivan sprang to his feet with a somersault, "Let me see!"

He rushed over, but what he saw was not the rugged, huge, and oppressive heavy weaponry he had imagined.

On the deck at the stern, there stands quietly... a work of art.

It has a streamlined shape and is about two meters long.

The cannon barrel is made up of several rhomboid, translucent diamond-shaped armor plates, which are connected to the left and right railings at the stern, making it look like a crystal naturally embedded in the ship.

The muzzle still shows rings of bright red bone spikes, like a carnivorous flower bud about to bloom.

The gun barrel is connected to a complex base, deeply rooted in the deck.

There is also a scope on the side of the base, which looks like a red eyeball. When it is opened, a small red dot is projected onto the sea surface, similar to a sniper rifle.

The entire fort is less a weapon and more a futuristic sculpture displayed in a museum.

"...That's it?"

Ivan circled the turret twice. "Klaus, are you sure this thing can fight monsters? It's just too... too beautiful."

A weapon should look like a weapon, with a blue face and fangs, full of murderous aura.

[Things on my mind] are excluded ʅ（´◔౪◔）ʃ

This thing doesn't even have a single barb.

[Hahahaha, Ivan's expression.]

[The more alluring the color, the more dangerous it is! The pinker the color, the fiercer the fight!]

[It's really beautiful, but it looks like it would break if you touched it.]

[Don't talk nonsense, that's a diamond carapace that can bathe in lava!]

Klaus didn't bother to explain, and just looked at Ren Yi with anticipation in his eyes.

He gently stroked the cold cannon barrel.

It has a hard yet smooth texture, a perfect work of art.

[Shipborne Weapon Module: Deadly Thorn Lance (MAX)]

[Function: Launches a specially designed harpoon, dealing physical piercing damage to the target.]

[Mode 1: High Heat Mode. Consumes bio-energy to instantly heat the harpoon, inflicting burn damage.]

[Mode 2: Neurotoxin Mode. Consumes bio-energy to infuse the harpoon with a paralyzing toxin, which is injected upon impact with the target.]

[Launch Device: Biokinetic Energy Module]

[Comment: Elegance and lethality are not mutually exclusive. Now you can tell those ugly ducklings who the real artist is. P.S.: Please don't judge it with crude aesthetics; it will hurt... but only physically.]

Ivan didn't even look at the system's evaluation carefully.

He carefully poked at the red eye-shaped sight on the gun barrel, and leaned closer to see how to aim.

"How far can this thing see? Is it some kind of glass marble?"

The next second, that red eyeball darted around—

Eyes facing each other.

A chill ran up Ivan's tailbone, and he leaned back, then burst into laughter:

"Hahaha! Boss! Look! It's glaring at me!"