The Runic Alchemist Chapter 391 Highsword Visiters

When Damian arrived at the workshop, only a handful of people were still with Reize. No strict ti limits had been set; they could leave after finishing their assigned tasks or make up for them later. So of the more passionate ones even asked for additional work after completing their tasks.

Among the workers, Damian recognized one of the boys from his History of Magic class. He rembered the boy as a clever commoner with a unique perspective on mana theories. His answers in class were often odd and unheard of, reflecting soone who had likely studied independently and ford his own views on many topics.

After briefly greeting Reize, Damian resud his part of the project. The fra was crucial for the aircraft's structural integrity, and he was determined to make it as strong and sturdy as possible. He worked with long steel poles, reinforcing them with his blacksmithing skills before welding them into position.

After three days of his relentless work, eat, and train routine, Damian was notified by a second-ranker guard that a group of Highswords would be visiting the workshop today. Runefather had already inford him, and Worldscribe had taken the initiative to assign guards to protect the workshop, without Damian even having to ask.

Damian had expected two or three people at most, but when they arrived, it was a full group of over six or seven individuals. All of them were third-rankers, accompanied by another group of second-rankers trailing behind—likely their squires or assistants.

Among the third-rankers, Damian recognized four: Runefather, Worldscribe, Lifewarden, and, surprisingly, Gravebreaker. The other three were unfamiliar. One was a noble-looking lady with short golden hair clad in blood-red, gleaming armor. Another was a plain-looking man wielding the most impressive spear Damian had ever seen—both in design and in the intricate runic arrays it bore. The last was a petite woman with a casual dress, a ribbon in her hair, and a simple deanor. She barely looked like a teenager, standing at about 5'4