Abe the Wizard

“Thanks, Bernie, but I’ll take a look at the materials for the flying boat’s core first!” Abel said.

He would accept their present. He wanted a mana cannon, just in case, as well.

He knew he couldn’t gather a full set of mana cannon material by himself. Only experts in digging, like dwarfs, would be able to gather these kinds of materials.

“Everything’s here!” Bernie pointed at a dug-out room and said.

Abel stepped into the room. There were countless stone cupboards with all kinds of materials placed inside. 10 of the most eye-catching ones were drawn with magic patterns.

He opened one of them. It was a rare dimensional box. The box’s patterns and the special material it was made of allowed it to store things 10 times its size.

There were only 88 types of materials neatly placed in the box, leaving quite a lot of space. Each of those storage boxes was specifically made for these 88 materials.

The dwarfs were so wealthy that he bit his lips. He only got 2 of these dimensional storage boxes for destroying the Kingdom of St. Ellis Wizard Union’s investigation department.

And the dwarfs had used 10 of them to store 10 portions of the material.

“Bernie, isn’t this a little overkill? Using dimensional boxes?” Abel sighed.

“It was only through the dimensional storage box the materials can preserve their original attributes. These boxes are not as special as you think. We just don’t want to sell too much of them!” Bernie laughed and explained.

“Greedy traders!” Abel shook his head and mumbled. Who said the dwarfs didn’t know how to do business? Half of the dimensional objects in the Holy Continent came from the dwarfs. But the dwarfs always regulated how much they sold with the excuse of how rare the materials were, and making its method was top secret.

“You can take these boxes with you after you are done with the alchemy!” Bernie said helplessly.

He knew how important Abel was to his family and the dwarfs. Although the dimensional quality was quite expensive, they were nothing compared to the materials stored inside. He had already given Abel all the materials inside, so giving him the boxes as well wouldn’t make much of a difference.

“Bernie, just find someone to send it to make castle after I’m done!” Abel nodded. He wouldn’t be too polite with Bernie.

“I’ll organize it. Ok, this place will be your alchemy room. You can start now. I’ll come back in a few days!” Bernie replied.

He didn’t want to distract Abel’s alchemy. He had asked Abel for help, so he would need to put full faith in him. Although he was leaving Abel alone with 10 portions of priceless materials, he believed Abel wouldn’t let greed get the best of him.

After getting quite a bit of benefits, Abel ignited his world stone while making the flying boats’ core materials. After 5 days, he successfully created the materials without a single failure.

Bernie couldn’t even believe his eyes when Abel placed the 10 core metallurgic materials for the main circle shining in blue lighting arcs in front of him.

He would be thrilled even if Abel just made 10 pieces, but not only did Abel do so successfully, they were all blue rank. This would dramatically increase the main magic circle’s effect when the magic circle constructor was constructing it.

“Abel, I will definitely pay your family well!” Said Bernie with excitement.

These metallurgical materials were 0.2 meters, but they were the main ingredient for the main circle. The main circle was crucial to the operation of flying boats. A flying boat could not take off without it, so it would basically be useless.

These metallurgical materials were so important was because the dwarfs had already grasped the method to make all the other parts of a flying boat. With Abel’s help, they could finally make 10 flying boats.

“We’ll discuss the pay later. Give me the materials for the mana cannon first. I’ll take them home with me!” Abel did not act polite.

“Of course, only you would create something like the mana cannon!” Bernie said with a smile and led Abel to another room. Afterward, he picked up another dimensional box and handed it to Abel.

Bernie believed Abel could create enough metallurgical materials for a mana cannon even with 1 portion of the original materials. However, he doubted if Abel could draw the magic patterns correctly.

As for the molding of the mana cannon’s body, it should be easy for Abel. Abel was a Grandmaster Blacksmith. He could hammer metals into any shapes he wanted.

Abel had been away from the duchy of Carmel for half a month, so he teleported back to his magic tower from the giant teleportation circle of the Goff family.

In the Holy Continent, perhaps no one knew that Master Bennett had also become a Master Alchemist in Metallurgy as well.

Afterward, Abel arrived at the blacksmith guild in the Dark World’s Rouge Encampment with that dimensional box holding the Mana cannon materials. He wanted to take advantage of this place’s ground furnace to create a mana cannon.

Since he only had one portion of the materials, he couldn’t afford to make any mistakes. So he needed a double guarantee.

One was the sight and data analyzing ability, and another was the god-like all-mighty feeling he felt in the Dark World.

The body of the mana cannon was entirely made out of metallurgical materials. It was 3 meters long and more than 200 kg. Even without the shell and the stand, it was more than 100 meters.

If a normal alchemist could make a material of this weight, they would need to create 100 smaller parts and then combine them.

However, there was a big problem with this method. It was tough to make the material perfectly each time. Even a small difference between those 100 parts would affect the final mana cannon’s magic circle’s operation and ultimately impact its power.

Although the mana cannon could only be used once, Abel wanted it to be perfect. Therefore, he decided to make his way to the Rogue encampment.

He brought out the blacksmith guild ground fire with his control force and formed a 3 meters wide fire pit on the ground.

There was no way Abel could do this if he were in another place. Bringing out the ground fire was an extremely complicated process. It was the secret ability of the dwarfs.

However, he was in the Rogue Encampment. He was the god of this place.

The ground fire roared through his control over the earth and sky. It was what made everything possible.

He needed to make a large number of materials, and no furnace was big enough. Therefore, he used his control force again to stable the material on the ground fire pile without even using a furnace.

He added the materials one by one as he mumbled the spells. Although the size of the materials this time was 100 times bigger than before, Abel still did it perfectly as always.

After he added the last chunk of materials, the metallurgy process had finished. Abel mumbled the ‘quality increase’ spell while simultaneously igniting his control over earth and sky. Mana rushed into the materials.

Rainbow-colored lights shoot up from the 3 meters tall material. It was so bright that it lit up the entire Rogue Encampment and lasted longer than any quality increase process.

Abel didn’t know the reason why. Perhaps he had made too many materials, or maybe because he was the god of the Rogue Encampment.

After half an hour, the rainbow color light retreated into the materials. The only light that remained was a golden one sparkling on the material.

“How come? A gold rank material?” Abel mumbled.

He was only a Master Alchemist. In these circumstances, he could only make blue rank materials. Only Grandmaster Alchemist could make a gold rank one.