Chapter 1417: Chapter 772: Fun_2 Chapter 1417: Chapter 772: Fun_2 Logan hurriedly paid his respects and said, “Senior Wright, I have co today to ask for advice. I’ve tried forging weapons before, but I’ve found them different from those forged by the Wright Family, which puzzled greatly, so I ca to seek guidance from you.”
Upon hearing this, Fred Wright imdiately beca interested and smiled, “Oh? Young Master Logan is also researching the Path of Artifact Refining? That’s indeed rare! Co, let’s sit down and discuss this at length.”
Saying so, he led Logan to a chair in the living room and then signaled for the servants to serve tea. While sipping tea, they began discussing the Path of Artifact Refining. Logan voiced his confusions one by one, and Fred Wright patiently explained them, making their conversation very engaging.
Logan smiled at them with a sincere and humble expression that made him very likable. He spoke softly yet assertively, “It hasn’t been long since we last t, actually, it feels like it’s been only a day or two. Today, I’ve co to inquire sothing from the master refiners. Lately, I’ve had so insights into refining, but since I’m pondering alone, I cannot co up with anything new.”
Pausing, his gaze swept over the mbers of the Wright Family present, inadvertently praising them, “Your Wright Family is famously known for the art of refining, known to all far and wide. Thinking it over, when I encountered a problem, naturally, I could only co to you for advice. After all, you are masters of refining, and my small problem would probably be very easy for you.”
After speaking, he spread his hands and displayed a rather helpless look, yet a playful smile hung on the corners of his mouth, “There’s no way around it, since I can’t figure it out myself, I have no choice but to seek guidance shalessly.”
His words struck a chord with many people of the Wright Family, making everyone’s mood much better. They exchanged glances, their expressions becoming softer and filled with pride, as if Logan’s words made them very pleased.
As the Family Head, Fred Wright opened with a smile, “Look at what Young Master Logan is saying; you’re far too polite. You are an honored guest and benefactor of our entire Wright Family. You helped us greatly before, and we’ve always rembered it. If you have any issues, just co and find us directly; there’s no need for concern. We will naturally spare no efforts in helping you.”
The other mbers of the Wright Family also agreed, each expressing their willingness to help Logan resolve his confusions and enhance his refining skills. Seeing their enthusiastic deanor, Logan felt a wave of warmth. He knew that he had co to the right place and found the right people.
“That’s wonderful, I knew coming to the Wright Family was the right choice,” Logan said with a smile, “Actually, I’ve encountered so bottlenecks during the refining process, and I always feel unable to breakthrough. I hope to gain so inspiration and advice from you to see if it can help overco this bottleneck.”
Upon hearing this, Fred Wright was imdiately interested, “Oh? What kind of bottleneck has Young Master Logan encountered? Feel free to share, and let’s discuss it together.”
Thus, Logan began to describe in detail the issues and confusion he had encountered during the refining process. The mbers of the Wright Family listened attentively, nodding occasionally to show understanding or to offer their views. The whole living room was filled with a warm and friendly discussion atmosphere.
The Wright Family, of course, also had to be polite; they expressed with warm smiles that it was their honor to have Logan co to them for help. Naturally, as they claid, they couldn’t be completely forthright with everything, since every family has its secrets that shouldn’t be easily shared. But where possible, they were definitely willing to help, especially since Logan had so relationship with their Wright Family.
Logan’s eyes flashed with a genuine smile, appreciative as he looked at the Wright Family mbers and said, “I’d like to thank all of you here first. I know the Path of Artifact Refining is profoundly intricate, and not sothing that can be explained in a few words. However, I can feel your sincerity and believe that with your help, I will definitely make progress.”
Upon hearing this, the Wright Family mbers smiled even wider, quickly inviting Logan inside and seating him in the place of honor in the living room, and then they inquired about his purpose for visiting. Without any reservation, Logan took out a silver longsword from his space and gently placed it on the table for everyone to admire.
“I won’t say much else; you can take a look at this longsword,” Logan said, pointing to the longsword on the table, his tone filled with pride and expectation, “Since last observing a master at artifact refining, I’ve had so insights myself and forged this longsword with my own materials upon returning ho. However, I always feel that it doesn’t quite match up to a master’s, whether in terms of its luster, sharpness, or the flow of spiritual energy. That’s why I’ve specifically co to seek guidance, hoping you could enlighten .”
The Wright Family mbers gathered around, examining the silver longsword carefully, so frowning in thought, while others nodded in praise or whispered among themselves, making the living room extraordinarily lively. After a mont, Fred Wright, the family head, was the first to speak, “Young Master Logan, you’ve forged this longsword quite impressively, demonstrating your strength and potential both in the material and craftsmanship. However, compared to a true master of forging, there is indeed a gap.”
Upon hearing this, Logan quickly nodded in agreent and humbly asked, “May I know if Senior Wright could point out where exactly the gaps are and how I could bridge them?”
Fred Wright smiled and explained, “The gap mainly lies in the mastery of temperature control, understanding of materials, and application of spiritual energy. The reason masters can create top-notch weapons is due to their profound foundation and unique insights in these aspects. However, you needn’t worry. As long as you are willing to put in the effort and delve into studies, I believe you will beco a master artisan in the not-too-distant future.”
Reassured by Fred Wright’s words, Logan felt enlightened and gratefully responded, “Thank you for your guidance, Senior Wright. I will definitely keep your advice in mind and endeavor to improve. If there are any unclear aspects in the future, I hope you won’t hesitate to enlighten .”
Yet, upon hearing his words, everyone turned their shocked gazes to the silver longsword as if looking at an incomprehensible treasure. Fred Wright was the first to speak, his voice tinged with disbelief, “Wait a mont, Young Master Logan, are you saying that you simply observed our artifact refining and then forged a weapon on your own?”
Logan nodded, a bashful smile on his face. He hadn’t expected his words to elicit such a strong reaction.
At that mont, another senior mber of the Wright Family approached, scrutinizing the longsword carefully before looking up at Logan with astonishnt, “No way, Young Master Logan, you’re not joking with , are you? Is this true? You forged this with your own hands? Have you had any prior experience with artifact refining?”
Logan, slightly bewildered by the barrage of questions, patiently answered one by one, “Indeed, I personally forged this without any help; I admit it’s embarrassing, but previously my focus was on enhancing my cultivation level and I hadn’t engaged much in artifact refining. I did buy Dragon Blood intending to experint with it once I returned, to see if it could improve my success rate in refining. This is technically my first serious attempt at artifact refining, what’s so odd about that?”
Upon hearing Logan’s explanation, the mbers of the Wright Family shook their heads in amazent, Fred Wright feeling deeply moved, “Young Master Logan, you truly have a rare talent! To forge such an exquisite item on your first attempt at refining is unprecedented in our Wright Family. You must know, the Path of Artifact Refining is extrely complex and requires years of accumulation and practice to achieve success.”
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