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After reaching the swamp near the former settlement of the Orcs, Dura guided him towards a small underground cave, which was where the Orcs had mined for generations, this cave was not found by accident while they had already settled down, but they had settled down their tribe here when this cave was found. Inside the cave, there was not only salt rock, but also all sorts of other materials, even precious magic stones infused with the element of fire, water, and earth, and even gold, silver, and copper, although the Orcs lacked good blacksmiths so what they were able to do with them wasn't much, and their weapons were mostly made of rock with infused magic rocks on them… Chaos ended collecti

Riley said as she headed down the stairs. It was cold and felt damp the closer she got to the bottom. There was a guard sitting on a stool in front of another door. She could smell the silver as it reminded her of her time in captivity. She looked down at her ankle, which had some light scarring but had healed pretty quickly. "Follow me." The guard opened the door and led her down a small hallway of cells, all made of silver. "He's the last one on your right. Once you're done, please knock twice on the door, and I will let you out."

“What does my wife get to do with this? Reverse the damn poison now!” “Please…” Was it just me or did Kian DaSilver just use the word please? Given by the brief silence and amused laugh from Ryker, I guess I wasn't the only one shocked. “I'm sorry, what was that?” “Where's the antidote? Tell me got it!” Kian scrambled around the room, throwing things on the ground then froze in his tracks when Ryker slowly raised up a small greenish bottle with a chuckle. “You mean this?” “Ryker…” Kian said, his voice careful and low. “Hand that over.”

The golem nodded and left towards Dorime's house. --- For the next couple of days, the smiths received a new task: processing Venom copper. After separating the ore from the stone, it had a green tint instead of the brownish that copper has. Another thing that they discovered by feeding it to captured monsters is that it is highly poisonous. So the smiths treated it with extreme caution. The actual processing of the material was very hard. The forges that the tribe used didn't generate enough heat for the smelting process, so David had to improvise using enchantments.

A normal spiritual treasure could reach the level of superior-quality by adding a piece of Stargold, and an elite-quality spiritual treasure could be crafted if more Stargold was added. After summoning the Stargold, Severin manipulated the earth fire to begin the process of refining and melting the metal Uru. He removed the impurities and quickly liquefied it. The Stargold was as hard as an eighth-grade treasure. It took two days just to heat and melt it. Fortunately, the eye of earth was hot enough, metal Uru had finally melted under continuous high temperature. Severin manipulated the spatial force to shape it into an invisible large hammer and began the forging process.

I instructed, turning to my companion. The magic circle for the Soul Forge skill was a complex network of lines and symbols, with a single giant circle connected to two dozen smaller ones. It was a daunting sight, and I couldn't help but feel a twinge of anxiety as I watched Wise carefully lower the corpses into place. Once the corpses were in position, I retrieved the ingots that I had obtained from Richard and placed them on the larger circle. It had taken me an entire week to gather the minimum amount required, and I had even resorted to purchasing some from other sources.

I drew a deep, steady breath, letting the freezing air fill my lungs, and brought my right hand down toward the molten lead. The moment my skin hovered an inch above the liquid metal, the gold runes on my palm flared into a brilliant, blinding white. The heat from my hybrid core poured down my arm in a controlled, precise stream, striking the brass bowl. The lead didn't just pour; it vaporized into a dense, glowing stream that washed into the deep channels of the carved stone crest, filling the granite grooves with a shimmering, silver-gold inlay that bonded instantly to the mountain's bone. A quiet, awe-struck murmur ran through the gathered masons and vanguard scouts.

– Questioned Tsuki going towards a dining room, it was a full table, Tsuki hesitated towards the chair, his hole throbbed. When Tsuki then received a chuckle, grimacing in pain towards the chair, giving a twinge of pain, even though Kurayami had slathered on some ice cream. - Interested in trading dead zone ores. - Said Kurayami. - They are interested in my ores, and I am interested in their factories and metallurgical plants that convert the ores into weapons... - Kurayami said. - I know that when you look for someone interested in trading with me, there are few after all. – Kurayami said.

The HUD hovers like a holographic blueprint. CRAFTING SCREEN – ACTIVE Recipes Unlocked (4/47) 1. Heartbound Talisman (Remy) – 100% components 2. Sunforge Bracer (Seras) – 100% components 3. Reflection Ward Ring (Self) – 100% components 4. Nine-Tail Anchor (Kayo) – 100% components Begin synthesis? Y/N I tap Y. The bloodstone flares white. I speak the 30% I own in perfect Vinča—words that mean protect, endure, return.

Even the exam became unusually easy. In a corner of the Hall of Demonic Smiths stood sixty massive furnaces. At the very center of the main hall hung a golden ancient bell, magically connected to the smaller bells above each furnace. But this was only the main hall—the number of furnaces in the other halls was more than three times the total found elsewhere in the entire tribe. Outside Hel City lay the largest underground mine of the Aesir, rich in silver spiders and diamond spiders, making resources exceptionally abundant. As a result, more than ninety percent of the tribe’s equipment was produced here.