Chapter 128: Chapter 100 Fairy Armor (Seeking
Recomndation Tickets) _2
But look at these clothes…
“It’s so beautiful.”
Hakesa looked at the clothes he was wearing, never having thought that he too
could possess such grace.
He had once been a gang leader, but that didn’t an he lived in luxury, for he
had superiors above him.
Stripped down layer by layer, Hakesa was no different from the lower gang leaders.
What’s more, his holand was known for being dirty and ssy. Where would you find such clean, beautiful clothing styles? Only the nobles dressed like this, right?
“No, compared to those vibrantly dressed nobles.
Hakesa loved these clothes too much: “They are much too beautiful…”
The artistic style of Yatun was clearly very different from that of the Kingdom
of Mountains.
It was simple, modest, yet not outdated at all; rather, it was at the forefront of fashion.
‘ I must obtain power in this place called Yatun!’
‘And Hailbo, one day, I will make you pay!’
The existence of Hailbo made Hakesa feel a great crisis, realizing that he might never surpass the other.
‘But sowhat?’
‘As long as you’re dead, what does it matter if you’re stronger than ?’
The philosophy of a thug isn’t to beco better oneself, but to eliminate anyone stronger, and then, he is the first!
“What kind of country is Yatun, exactly?”
Among these children, so were more intelligent. They realized the extraordinary nature of Yatun.
Delicious food, brand-new and comfortable clothing.
Is this really what it ans to beco a slave?
Slaves should be working the land, performing hard labor; how could they be given clothes? It was unheard of.
“Look at these clothes…”
Hailbo and Yilona appeared very calm. Compared to the surprise and excitent over new clothes, the two boys began to ponder, ‘It’s like going sowhere for education, not as students, then as soldiers.1
Beyond this, with the knowledge and experience of Yilona and Hailbo, he really didn’t know a third possibility.
Yatun Island, inside the castle administration hall.
“Master, I’ve succeeded! We’ve succeeded!”
The first response was a cheer from Lilith; she had completed her experint and created the first magic artifact.
“Swoosh!”
Almost the instant her words fell, Lilith appeared before Bailuo.
It must be said, the deep blue mist released during the awakening of Cat Lingling and others certainly boosted Lilith’s mobility by countless tis.
“Master, look, this is the armor I’ve just made.”
Lilith placed a very beautiful gemstone necklace on the table in front of Bailuo, who picked it up: “I can indeed feel your Miracle Power. Although it’s not a lot, it has indeed separated from you.”
“Yes, master, it can absorb Fairy Power floating in the outside world. Even if it
uses up its own energy, it can be replenished at any ti.”
“Isn’t that similar to Miracle Resource?”
Miracle Power is interlinked. With the developnt and awakening of miracles, all abilities will eventually be obtained; it’s just a matter of ti.
“Not only that.”
Lilith said: “The old master says he’s felt a slight improvent in his physical condition after spending a long ti with these artifacts.
The old uncle’s judgnt is remarkable. If he says so, it must be true.
This also ans that the old uncle has received Bailuo’s Miracle Power, and he has beco a Miracle Citizen of Bailuo.
“Great, great news, indeed great news!”
The Yatun Clan were Bailuo’s kin, who had fallen far behind the Tree Elves.
Now that they had found a way to enhance their strength and truly beco a power system at his disposal, Bailuo couldn t be happier.
“Is there a limit to the production speed?”
“There are so, but I almost don’t need to rest, and can keep producing them
in large quantities.”
Lilith inford Bailuo of the production rate: “I have nad these magic
artifacts Fairy’s Blessing Arms.”
“Hmm.”
Bailuo agreed with the na and then comnted: “This is a strategic resource, the more the better.”
“So, I need you, Lilith, to craft more Blessed Arms in your spare ti, and it would be best if everyone could wear a set.”
Logically speaking, not everyone should be able to adapt to Lilith’s power. But due to the influence of the Mysterious Dragon, all those on the island at the ti underwent a strange change; they could adapt to all of Bailuo’s Miracle Power without any side effects.
There might be differences in talents.
However, when it cos to ‘can’ and ‘cannot’, everyone showed affinity.
Bailuo felt that he had discovered another ability of the Mysterious Dragon: it could make the People of Yatun who received its grace compatible with all Miracle Powers under Bailuo’s na.
This was a good thing, a great thing indeed!
“Please rest assured, Master, Lilith will prepare suitable armants for every person of Yatun, and then continuously improve them,” Lilith said, “The current Blessed Arms are still preliminary products, with many flaws and defects.”
“With more experience, perhaps I could spend more ti crafting even more exquisite equipnt.”
But such equipnt would possess a troubleso issue.
That would be the requirent of a person’s aptitude.
If it were said in ga terms, it would be like a two-handed greatsword having a strength requirent of 18; if your strength doesn’t et the standard, then, unfortunately, you cannot wield it.
“I’m looking forward to it.”
After finishing his statent, Bailuo picked up a necklace on the table and asked, “What is the ability of this thing?”
“Oh right, this was made for you, Master.”
Lilith explained, “It can withstand a certain amount of damage, even a lethal attack. As long as it doesn’t exceed its Miracle limit, it can negate the damage.” “But if it’s a lethal attack, it will beco damaged and turn into a one-ti item, unable to be repaired.”
“That’s also a valuable item!”
Bailuo didn’t expect that Lilith could craft such a life-saving amulet: “Is it difficult to make?”
“It’s essentially a high-intensity Protection Charm, one that I cast personally.” Lilith continued, “It’s not very difficult, but such a Protection Charm will only be effective on the sa target once within a period.”
“Isn’t that just a cooldown ti?”
“Yes, it’s a cooldown ti.”
Lilith and Bailuo shared an understanding, naturally familiar with these gaming terms.
“Indeed, if such a powerful effect could be used indiscriminately, that would be too overpowered.”
Bailuo understood, but even so, this necklace was impressive: “Is it limited to items? For example, rings, bracelets, and the like. If I wear three rings, can it protect once, or three tis?”
“There are no item restrictions, even a sachet would work, but they cannot be repeated. Even if you wear a hundred, only one will be effective at any given ti.”
“Hmm.”
Understanding its principle, Bailuo then said, “Start by crafting this kind of ‘Protection Charm’, prepare one for everyone on Yatun Island.” Presently, Yatun had no threat of external enemies, hence the demand for weapons and armor was secondary.
A life-saving amulet like this, as long as not activated, could be worn for a long period of ti.
So in terms of cost-effectiveness, it was indeed very high.
“It will take so ti.”
“There are over a thousand people on the island, and Life Guardian is a high- level Fairy Magic. Even if I cast it continuously, excluding the ti to teach the children, it would still take three to four days,” Lilith said.
“Safety first!”
Bailuo responded, “Let’s focus on the Protection Charms first, then consider the rest.”
“Yes.”
Lilith sensed Bailuo’s care for the People of Yatun. Previously there was no choice, but nowwith insurance, he certainly wanted everyone to have one. Moreover, the blessing of Fairy Power was gradual and subtle.
Whether it was weapons, armor, or Protection Charms, as long as one kept them on, they would continuously transform the physical constitution of the People of Yatun.
So wearing Protection Charms and wearing weapons and armor made no difference.
This was the true gift Bailuo wanted to bestow upon the People of Yatun.
“There’s one more thing.”
Bailuo, admiring the necklace in his hand, asked, “If an outsider got hold of this, would it be useful?”
“Please rest assured, I’ve set a directive on them.
“If it’s not one of our Yatun,” Lilith responded, “the item is no different from trash.”
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