Adopting A Stray Cat Chapter 845: The Magical Forging

Chapter 845: Chapter 845: The Magical Forging

Classes ended earlier today, and Qin Sisi naturally wanted to go to the trial tower for magic practice, especially since today she was at Tiandan Mountain, which had the trial tower she visited most often.

Xiao ng, seeing Qin Sisi’s diligence, felt both admiration and a bit embarrassed; since it was still early, she decided to join Qin Sisi at the trial tower.

Among the magic skills she had learned previously, the one Qin Sisi was least confident about was the "Vigor Gold Knife," a Gold Attribute Magic skill she had learned on the first day.

With the first round of learning about to end and the second Golden Magic class impending, she specifically practiced the Vigor Gold Knife in the first level of the trial tower for five hours.

In the end, she received a reward of ten low-grade Spirit Stones in the reward room on the twelfth level.

By the ti Qin Sisi and Xiao ng returned to their dormitory on Tianyue Mountain, Li Li and Ya Ling had already returned, having successfully crafted First-level Rejuvenation Pills.

The creation of a First-level Rejuvenation Pill was not simple, but neither was it too difficult; Qin Sisi knew that learning was easy but mastering was hard. It was definitely not so simple to excel at alchemy, otherwise Teacher Moliu with his profound knowledge would only be a Fifth-level Alchemist.

Thinking of Ye You’s promise to Teacher Moliu to repay him with a Level Six Jade lting Pill, Qin Sisi couldn’t help but feel nervous for Ye You.

The last day’s course was the art of forging, taught by Teacher Wuduo, who also taught Golden Magic, as he himself was a Fifth-level Forgemaster and one of the few high-level forging masters in the Demon Sacred Realm.

tal is a material with both great hardness and excellent toughness, and most weapons are forged from tal.

If one wants to craft weapons from other materials, it is necessary to transfer the strength and toughness of the tal to the other materials with magic, granting them properties similar to tal so that sufficiently powerful weapons can be made.

At the sa ti, forging masters require very good control over fire, and naturally, possessing a Divine Fire is the best.

Teacher Wuduo possessed one of the Ninth Great Divine Flas, the South Ming Fire, which was a particularly advantageous condition for him to beco an excellent forging master.

The nine students once again ca to Tianjin Mountain, where Teacher Wuduo resided, not for Golden Magic this ti, but for the art of forging.

Alchemy and forging art are both auxiliary skills, and Teacher Wuduo’s teaching was similar to Teacher Moliu’s. He first demonstrated himself, explaining while demonstrating, and then let the students practice on their own.

The art of forging also required a furnace, only much larger than an Alchemy Furnace.

The forging furnace Teacher Wuduo revealed was about one ter high, one ter long, and thirty centiters wide, with four straight legs standing firmly on the floor.

"The sword is the most commonly used weapon in the Demon Sacred Realm, and today, we are going to forge a sword," said Teacher Wuduo. He then took out a black and irregularly shaped elongated object from his storage ring.

He continued, "This is a piece of raw iron, which, of course, is not pure and contains many impurities. What we need to do is remove the impurities and then cut it into the shape of a sword, and finally use fire to forge it into a real sword."

Having said that, Teacher Wuduo began his demonstration.

First, he used Gold Attribute Magic to remove the impurities from the raw iron by purifying it; then he also used Gold Attribute Magic to conjure a sharp knife and cut the raw iron into the shape he desired; finally, he used fire magic to forge it.

After a busy process, a red-glowing iron sword erged from the forge, and after cooling down, the blade turned silver-white, shimring with a cold light, and its edge was so sharp it could slice through iron like mud.

This process left Qin Sisi feeling quite magical. A piece of unremarkable black tal, after a series of actions, was transford into a remarkable sharp blade.

According to what Teacher Wuduo had said, besides swords, tallic weapons also included knives, halberds, iron sticks, iron fans, iron wheels, and others.

When other materials were fused with the properties of tals, they could be forged into various shapes as well, like her own Moon Spirit Golden Feather, and Wen Xuan’s Jade Flute.

Lastly, Teacher Wuduo ntioned a significant benefit of smithing, which was the ability to make money.

The items forged could be sold in the market, provided, of course, that the items you forged were of good enough quality to be sold.

This point greatly interested Qin Sisi. Money is not omnipotent, but being without money is absolutely impossible.

Though Ye You had given her a lot of money before he left, she still hoped to have the ability to earn her own.

Qin Sisi knew that alchemy could also make money, but she knew Ye You would definitely excel at alchemy, and with such a promising alchemist at her side, she certainly wouldn’t lack any pills.

She hoped to have so complentary abilities to Ye You’s, so that they could better assist each other.

In her first forging class, Qin Sisi decided to make smithing one of her main skills in the future, so during the practical phase, she practiced with unmatched dedication.

Teacher Wuduo also handed out a forging furnace and a piece of raw iron to everyone and tasked them with forging a sword.

Smithing required both powerful Gold Attribute Magic and proficient Fire Attribute Magic; Qin Sisi was a bit lacking in Gold Attribute Magic, so the forging process was quite difficult for her.

Because she had a strong expectation, Qin Sisi’s forging pace was very slow. She purified the materials with care, cut them with caution, and then concentrated carefully to summon the flas for forging.

She was the last to finish her sword.

When she presented her ticulously forged iron sword with both hands to Teacher Wuduo, he gave her a deep look.

Qin Sisi took the longest ti, and the quality of her work was average among the nine students, neither the best nor the worst. However, her seriousness and concentration during the forging process caught Teacher Wuduo’s attention.

"Do you really enjoy forging?" asked Teacher Wuduo in a deep voice.

Qin Sisi nodded vigorously: "Yes, very much so."

Wuduo brought the sword Qin Sisi offered closer to inspect it ticulously, unceremoniously pointing out the flaws on it, and from these, he accurately deduced the shortcomings in Qin Sisi’s forging process.

Qin Sisi nodded continuously, gratefully responding, "Thank you, Teacher Wuduo. After what you said, I’ve understood a lot."

A faint smile appeared on Wuduo’s lips. Just now, when he was pointing out improvents to Ya Ling and Qing Pu, both had looked very impatient, and Teacher Wuduo knew that they had no intention of becoming forging masters.

Although the attitudes of others were decent, Qin Sisi’s was the most sincere. In the smithing process, she was also the most earnest.