Drawings were important.
Generally speaking, there were two types of equipnt. One was ordinary equipnt, and the other was original equipnt.
An excellent alchemist could record the thod of refining equipnt with magic power.
Including what kind of material he needed, the heat at different tis, and the factors that affected the attributes of the equipnt.
To ensure the interests of the alchemy master, the drawing would be recorded in this way.
The production of the drawing was controlled by Magic Association, and the drawing was also a part of the equipnt production, so it needed to be thrown into the furnace.
Therefore, every design drawing was disposable.
It was illegal to design a non-one-ti design drawing, just like making dicine privately.
The equipnt made in this way was known to all. After being adjusted by a professional alchemist countless tis, the success rate could be increased to the greatest extent.
The other was the original equipnt.
There was no design drawing for the original equipnt.
According to an alchemist’s experience, he could just try to refine the equipnt by chance.
Although this kind of equipnt didn’t need drawings, the rate of failure was very high.
Hundreds of thousands of materials could make each piece of creative equipnt.
The mage who produced the unique equipnt also regarded it as a treasure and would not sell it casually.
Andrew’s biggest problem was that he didn’t have a drawing.
Although he could get design drawings from the Law School, on the one hand, Andrew didn’t have points. On the other hand, even if it was the best equipnt, Andrew thought that it was not enough.
In the future, he would grow faster and faster.
“Even the Dragon Extinguish Hand can’t satisfy my needs, so I have to refine equipnt that is far superior to it.
Only a piece of S-level equipnt could et my requirent.”
“I have to make original equipnt?” Andrew sighed.
If possible, he didn’t want to waste so many expensive materials.
“If you are not sure, you can do it next ti.” Chuck persuaded.
“After all, the materials were not cheap and could not be wasted.”
But Andrew thought it over and made up his mind.
“No, I’d better have a try.”
‘The material didn’t matter.
I could earn more.
What’s more, there was a big magic crystal waiting for in Griffin School. What was I afraid of?’
Andrew had already finished all his courses. He would even spare so ti to think about the logic of alchemy.
In terms of theory, Andrew’s knowledge had over Chuck’s.
Andrew felt that what is more terrible is that people who have knowledge dare not try because they are afraid of failure and loss.
‘After all, knowledge was more valuable than all the materials on the table.
Even if I failed, the experience would still be a great fortune.’
Thinking of this, Andrew made up his mind.
‘Let gamble all my knowledge and materials to see if I can refine the original equipnt!’
He heated the crucible.
First of all, no matter what kind of equipnt it was, the first one was the magic core.
Because magic core decided the level of the equipnt.
A top-grade magic core without any nature would be enough for one to make S-level equipnt, but he could skillfully.
If he was not skillful, two pills would be safer.
‘If I need powerful equipnt, I’ll need three of them.’
Seeing Andrew throw three magic cores at the beginning, Chuck felt his heart was bleeding, but at the sa ti, he respected Andrew.
‘How brave he was.
As he was not sure, he would dare to use three such precious magic cores.’
He held his breath and tried to figure out what Andrew could make.
‘He used three pills, and he would either refine a pile of waste or
I will witness the birth of a divine weapon.’
With the precise control of the fire, the magic cores in the pot began to dissolve.
Andrew was quick-witted. At the mont the magic cores completely lting, he picked up the pot, poured the liquid into the nearby furnace, and turned on the fire.
Then,
‘Original equipnt, I just don’t know what I can refine.
But what I need is a weapon.
Since I don’t know what I would make, I give it the information about the type of equipnt.’
Andrew threw the broken pieces of the snow rod into it.
These fragnts imdiately rged into it.
‘Is it reasonable?
Using broken high-quality equipnt to directly provide information about the type of equipnt, to solidify the new equipnt in advance.’
Chuck was amazed by this amazing thought.
‘He is not fooling around. He does have his ideas.’
Then magic crystals were used to identify the upper limit of the equipnt.
Andrew didn’t say anything and just put it all in.
The fixed projects were all completed, and the next step was to shape the equipnt.
Added goblin’s ears.
Although goblin was the most useless monster, it was also the most useless material.
However, the life energy of the goblin was extraordinary.
Then the feathers of demonic wind ghost wolf could add toughness.
It was wrong for so alchemists to blindly pursue advanced and rare materials.
The level of materials is not important. The key point is whether this material is suitable for the equipnt.
This was related to material chemistry.
If they couldn’t fit, everything would be in vain.
However, Andrew’s science got full marks.
After putting low-level materials, it was high-level materials.
Mushroom silk, gold griffin’s shell, Aquaman dragon’s dog teeth, and so on.
Chuck could see that Andrew seed to be bold and as if he threw casually.
He decided after careful consideration of every material.
Otherwise, he wouldn’t be looked like that.
Andrew didn’t stop until the pot was full of molten iron.
He picked up the gold and cut it to the size of 10KG.
Finally, the last step was to use the gold to confirm the material and basic style of the equipnt.
He turned off the fire and waited for the temperature to drop.
The result of Andrew’s equipnt refinent finally ca to light.
Both Chuck and Andrew held their breath.
This was the key step. Once the pot temperature was reduced to the designated temperature if there was a slight deviation, even if the previous efforts were correct, all the previous efforts would be wasted.
The two n were extrely nervous.
‘Now!’
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