as for the heart of wonder machinery, this core of yours will leave with for the ti being.
After that, garen took the heart of wondrous machinery and left this tal world first, returning to the Dragon Court dinsion.
Although he had reached an agreent with the chanical heavenly venerate, garen could not guarantee that it would abide by it.
A contract like a god's oath had no effective binding force on a special life form like the chanical heavenly Lord, so garen chose to take the chanical heavenly Lord's core away first.
He wanted to try and see if he could add a program to the core program of the chanical heavenly venerate that would be loyal to him.
Garen had imaska's inheritance in his hands, and he also knew so strange machinist thods, so he could give it a try.
If he failed, he would have to think of other ways.
The Dragon Court realm, The Eternal Palace.
In the faint fluctuations of the river of ti, garen brought the heart of wonder machinery and directly appeared in the Dragon's Nest.
Yuna was lying on her stomach, pouring gold, silver, and precious stones on her body. She narrowed her eyes and listened to the crisp clanking sounds when the precious stones collided with her scales.
When she saw garen return, the energy dragon girl flipped over, from facing up to lying down.
"Eh, What's this?"
Yuna saw the strange machinery hivemind that garen had put down.
a top-notch creation of the path of strange machinery.
Garen briefly explained the origin of the heart of wonder machinery to Yuna.
"What's its use now?"
Yuna asked curiously as she circled the tal cube, her light purple eyes blinking.
Heavenly venerate machine's voice rang out from the heart of wondrous machinery after hearing Yuna's words.
"I can machine tal materials."
Even after leaving his own tal world and cutting off contact with many chanical creations, just the core alone now had the ability of a legendary creature.
Garen took out a piece of Mithril that was a few ters in diater.
"I'll try."
He was also curious about the chanical heavenly venerate's abilities.
Buzzzzzz!
The tal cube left garen's Dragon Claw and floated up.
Waves of strange energy radiation shot out from the tal cube and landed on the huge piece of Mithril.
Kacha Kacha ... Under garen and Yuna's gaze, many cracks appeared on the Mithril. Following these cracks, it began to change shape and assemble.
In the blink of an eye.
A silver chanical dragon about three ters long with magic runes and chanical veins all over its body appeared in the Dragon Nest.
Hu!
The small cha Dragon flapped its wings and relied on the turbine-like energy flow between its wings to take off and fly up and down in the Dragon Nest.
Yuna's gaze followed the little chanical dragon. She suddenly reached out with a claw and pressed it down, then poked it curiously.
"It seems to be quite fun."
Yuna said in surprise as she fiddled with the little chanical dragon.
No wonder he could create a tal world so quickly. He had such a strange ability ... Garen stared at the tal cube and thought to himself.
Yuna was like a child who had just received a new toy, and she kept teasing the chanical dragon.
Garen, on the other hand, closed his eyes and gave a thought.
The inherited knowledge of the imaskachi machinist all appeared in garen's mind.
After obtaining the seven secret weapons, garen had looked through the legacy of the strange machinist once, and stored it in his mind with his Dragon-type mory. However, garen had only just touched the surface of the strange machinery path. His current attainnts were only similar to that of a high-level strange machinist, and it was difficult for him to create a strange machine creation with legendary strength, let alone a treasure like the strange machine heart.
Because he wanted to rewrite the heart of wondrous machinery's program, garen cald down and focused his attention on the wondrous machinery inheritance.
With his current understanding of the rules of operation of everything in the world, the ti dragon's own learning ability, and the complete legacy of wondrous machinery in front of him, his understanding of the path of wondrous machinery rapidly increased when he was fully focused.
The river of ti flowed like an ancient well.
In the Dragon Court dinsion, garen once again began his research on the wondrous machinery inheritance. He was very focused, as if he had returned to the ti when he first ca into contact with magic and studied it passionately. He was also making rapid progress.
However, it was not an easy task to reach the level where he could rewrite the heart of wonder machinery's program in a short ti.
But garen was not in a hurry.
He had all the ti in the world.
While garen was studying in seclusion in The Eternal Palace.
On the first floor of mountain paradise, it was Lucia's paradise.
The yakong God tribe was training day after day in the huge training field. Holy light was shining in all directions, and they never stopped. The scattered islands in the silver Sea were full of footprints of good creatures, and their lives were peaceful and comfortable.
Within the eternal divine nation.
Under the operation of extraordinary divine power, the Dragon of eternity and ti, who had transford into a 10000-ter-long Dragon, was located in the center of the divine Kingdom. Its dragon wings covered the sky and covered the sun, shrouding an Oracle who lived in the eternal divine Kingdom.
Garen's eyes were tightly shut.
With his body as the center, the extraordinary divine power was constantly released, like silk and thread, lting one divine item after another, weaving the great array of the God's kingdom. At the sa ti, the natural rules here beca completely inclined to his divine duty.
As ti passed.
The power of ti and destiny filled every corner of eternal divine nation.
A few weeks later.
The last chain of laws in the divine Kingdom space carried God garen's imprint, and the great array that covered the entire divine Kingdom was also perfectly ford.
The giant dragon that was still coiled in the sky opened its eyes.
The divine light flickered, and garen's massive divine body shrank to a length of more than a hundred ters.
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