The weapons I forge are absolutely flawless.

Chapter 60 The Ultimate Blade That Followed in Their Footsteps: The Scraper

Seeing that the attack was effective, Wiener repeated the same tactic.

"Sword Technique - Fierce Strike!"

The sword in Viner's hand flashed, instantly coalescing into a powerful force.

Another skeleton has fallen victim to his cruelty.

As the lowest level of magical beast, it has nothing to offer except for its hard bones, and it has no intelligence whatsoever. It only attacks any living creature that wanders into its territory.

When the front falls down, the back fills in the gap by moving forward.

This is much more satisfying than the wooden stakes in the arena.

"Fierce Strike!" "Fierce Strike!" "Fierce Strike!"

Using his swordsmanship to compensate for his lack of power, Vina was having a blast cutting through everything in sight.

But someone is about to break down.

"Aaaaah—Vina, don't use your sword like that!!!"

Seeing Venere using the sword like a hammer, Felix's blood pressure soared.

That's his sword!

Felix himself was reluctant to use his sword to cut the skeletons, so he asked Vena to keep them safe while he used a gun to deal with the monsters.

As a result, Vener showed no mercy whatsoever, as if afraid that his weapon wouldn't break, and used his sword skills recklessly.

"You just stand there and don't move. I'll take care of these guys!"

After saying that, Felix held back and charged into the horde of skeletons.

The spear danced like a dragon, smashing and slashing, leaving only a pile of brittle bones in its wake.

A moment later, there was no longer a complete skeleton in sight.

"call--"

With the danger of his beloved sword gone, Felix finally breathed a sigh of relief.

"But there are two left for me," Viner said, still somewhat unsatisfied.

“Vina…don’t you think the weapons you have wear out particularly quickly?” Felix gently reminded him.

This is also something he can't understand.

Wiener's swordsmanship and skills seem quite good, but he also has quite a few bad habits.

For example, while the moves are standard, they are too rigid. They prefer to engage in combat with weapons and have never had the concept of appreciating the use of weapons.

"Is this happening?"

Viner glanced at the Absolute Blade, Pa, in his hand.

(Durability 89/100)

Using the ultimate weapon and sword skills simultaneously puts a considerable strain on the weapon. Even the ultimate sword, which has the characteristic of absolute sturdiness, lost a lot of durability. If it were an ordinary steel sword, most of the blades would already have chips on them.

only--

89, 90, 91...

The value representing the current durability kept fluctuating; at this rate, it would be completely repaired in less than ten minutes.

“Absolutely!” Felix declared righteously.

"Then take a look and see what's wrong." Vena shoved the Absolute Blade into Felix's hand.

"Let me show you—uh, what's going on?"

Felix took the sword and examined it from top to bottom, but found no damage.

I suspected I might have missed something, so I checked it again from beginning to end, but the result was still the same.

"What kind of magic did you use?" Felix asked Vina in confusion.

"Heh, you think it's inevitable that a sword will bend, break, and become dull after prolonged use, right?"

"The legendary blade I forged, the Planer, was created to overturn this common sense."

“No polishing or maintenance is needed; it can repair itself simply by being left undisturbed,” Wiener said confidently.

“Vina always finds an excuse,” Felix said, sounding somewhat resigned. “Where do we go now?”

Although he had dealt with all the skeletons on the field, standing among a pile of skeletons still felt somewhat eerie. Felix just wanted to leave as soon as possible.

“Hey, no rush,” Viner called out to Felix. “We haven’t collected the materials yet!”

Skeletons, being the lowest-ranking magical beasts, produce neither magical cores nor flesh.

If there's a spellcaster in the team, it's fine; a simple fireball or holy light spell can easily wipe out a large group.

However, for warriors, especially swordsmen, it becomes a pure waste of weapon durability.

There is absolutely no benefit to being the target of an attack.

So Felix suggested going around it from the beginning, but Wiener did not agree.

In his eyes, these were all materials delivered right to his doorstep.

Wiener rummaged through the pile of bones and soon found more than a dozen skulls, which he stacked together.

According to information mentioned in "Foolproof Guide", the skull is the main part where magic essence accumulates, and destroying it can yield high-quality bone powder.

But this is also their hardest part, and it is quite difficult to obtain without a suitable tool.

"Did you bring a forging hammer?"

If Felix still can't guess Wiener's plans by this point, then Wiener's teaching will have been in vain.

"Why bring that thing? There's something much better to use."

Unconcerned, Wiener raised his ultimate sword, the planer.

"Fierce Strike!"

It ultimately followed in the footsteps of the cleaver, and with the aid of swordsmanship, it seemed to be struck down like a heavy hammer.

One is used to whittle wood, and the other is used to smash bones.

It's such a blessing to have someone like Wiener create something like this.

......

Outside the main teleportation array of St. Freya Academy.

Lisette sat alone on the open ground outside, clutching a book. She would only raise her head slightly and glance at someone passing by.

Most of the people passing through here during this period are first-year students preparing to go to the underground city.

Given a clear understanding of their own capabilities, most people choose to explore in teams, and very few act alone.

As a result, Lisette stood out in the crowd.

Several people invited her to join their team, but Lisette politely declined them all.

Realizing that the other person was waiting for someone, he gradually became sensible and stopped bothering her.

As long as no one disturbs her, she sits quietly and reads.

Time passed by, and the group of students who used to pass by quickly were now almost nowhere to be seen.

The increasingly forceful fingers of Lisette as she turned the pages perfectly illustrated that her owner's patience was about to run out.

She had been waiting for two hours, and hadn't absorbed a single word of the book.

It is 10:00 AM now.

Although I've heard that alchemy students never get up early, 10 o'clock seems to be way outside the scope of getting up early.

Lisette had been lying in wait on the only road leading to the dungeon for a long time.

It's not that you absolutely have to go to the dungeon.

If you happen to run into him and are invited to join his team, joining the group of this guy named Venus is not out of the question, since you still owe him a favor.

But waiting like this indefinitely isn't a solution.

Lisette pursed her lips, finally making up her mind to take out her student card, ready to send a message to Venus.

She had already thought it through. She decided to be direct and decisive, expressing her sudden interest in dungeons and planning to team up with a companion who was knowledgeable about dungeons.

But what was sent out was—

"Didn't you go to the dungeon?"

Lisette regretted it as soon as she posted it.

Doesn't this make it seem like I care about him a lot?

It took about seven or eight seconds for Wiener to reply.

"I was busy just now, is there something you need?"

Chapter 61 Finding a Lone White-haired Cat

"Nothing much, I just wanted to ask if you went to the dungeon."

"If you haven't gone yet, I happen to have a research project that requires fieldwork in the underground city. Would you like to come along?"

Unexpectedly, Venus replied so quickly, so Lisette had to come up with a very lame excuse.

"I've gone."

The reply was only two words long.

"Never mind then, I'll find someone else to team up with later."

"be safe."

Lisette had no idea what state she was in when she sent the last message.

In order not to hold anyone back in the dungeon, he also received special training with senior Jessica every night.

It turned out that it was just wishful thinking on my part; the other person didn't need me at all.

He's just like a clown.

Lisette buried her head in the book.

In a daze, she heard a familiar voice again.

"It's this late, where else can you find people to team up with?"

Lisette looked up abruptly, only to see a completely unfamiliar face. The voice coming from that person was not the one she had imagined.

Disappointed?

probably.

"Excuse me, who are you?" Lisette asked, feigning seriousness, her voice carrying a barely perceptible hint of aloofness.

"Whoever you just messaged is who they are." The person shrugged, showing no seriousness.

Seeing that Lisette hadn't reacted yet, she used her hand to lift a corner off the mask on her face.

“Vina?” Lisette looked incredulous.

“Hmm.” Venere put the mask back on.

Although it can be reused, it still hurts quite a bit every time you tear it open.

“But didn’t you say you’d already gone to the dungeon?” Lisette still found it somewhat unbelievable.

“It’s not like you’re stuck inside.” Viner said irritably. “Next time, remember to tell me in advance. I don’t have time to pick you up every time.”

When traveling to the dungeon from the main teleportation array, you will be randomly teleported from one of the three entrance teleportation arrays on the first floor. After leaving a mark in the teleportation array, you can choose to teleport to a specific location from an activated entrance teleportation array, or continue to teleport randomly.

In other words, if you're lucky enough, you only need to enter the dungeon three times to unlock all the entrance teleportation arrays on the first floor.