Chapter 1116: Chapter 383: The Strongest Legendary (Part 2)
In Mogaro’s office.
“Knock knock!”
“ntor.” As Rein stepped in, he saw ntor Mogaro contemplating silently at a tal arm remnant placed on the desk.
“Rein, the tal arm you gave a while back, after thorough examination, I must say the Federation’s puppetry technique surpasses that of our Empire,” Mogaro, a master imrsed in puppetry for the better part of his life, couldn’t help but exclaim.
Upon hearing Mogaro’s remark and glancing at the tal arm on the table, Rein imdiately understood what was being referenced.
On the table lay the tal arm remnant from the Bloodtop rcenary Corps’ Iron Man.
Rein had brought it to ntor Mogaro a while ago with the intent of having him research it.
According to intelligence, this tal arm remnant originated from the leading puppetry master of the Eagle Federation. Rein, even though he had joined the Bixiu chanization School, had only read the book on puppetry technique principles.
After examining the tal arm remnant himself, Rein still found many aspects confusing, so he decided to bring it to ntor Mogaro.
“ntor, can you be more specific?” Rein asked.
“Although its creation principle is not complex, there are two critical points. Firstly, the precision of its entire construction is exceedingly high; the alignnt of joints and gears is nearly perfect.”
“Even for , attempting to create similar parts solely with the tal Morphing Spell would fall short in precision.”
Rein observed and nodded.
The components of this tal arm were intricate; many parts were as small as those in Swiss watches from his previous life.
If the precision for making an Iron Plate Battle Puppet was at the milliter level, the precision for creating this tal arm exceeded it by dozens of tis, reaching 0.01 milliters.
However, Rein disagreed with the latter part of ntor Mogaro’s statent.
He had experinted by himself. With his innate wizardry of tal Morphing Spell, crafting such precise components wasn’t difficult, albeit a little slower.
This was likely due to his super tal elent affinity and having unprecedentedly solidified the tal Morphing Spell as his innate wizardry.
For other tal Series Wizards, even a Second Level Liquidization Wizard or a Third Level Crystalized Wizard, on a higher level than ntor Mogaro, it might not be feasible to create such high-precision parts solely with the tal Morphing Spell.
“Secondly, they utilized a certain flesh puppet creation technique to connect human nerves with this tal arm. I am not well-versed in this aspect.”
“Rein, this is also why I called you here. I wanted to ask if you’d be willing to submit this to the school.”
“Because if submitted to the school, the flesh puppet series can also research this. In due ti, if there are research outcos, as the submitter, you can receive the information for free.”
“Of course, by submitting to the school, you’ll also earn a handso reward in contribution points,” Mogaro said.
Flesh puppet technology?
No wonder ntor Mogaro wanted him to co over. Indeed, if involving flesh puppet creation, this technical area surpasses what the ntor is familiar with.
In layman’s terms, researching this tal arm remnant requires cross-departntal collaboration.
After so thought, Rein nodded and said, “Certainly.”
Researching such matters, Rein felt, required collective knowledge and effort, especially since his research capabilities were still relatively weak at present.
Moreover, he also wanted to check the school’s item exchange to see if there were any suitable spells for him, which naturally required considerable contribution points.
…
“3,700 contribution points?”
“This is a lot more than I expected.” Rein pondered as he held a crystal card specifically for recording contribution points.
He had just submitted the tal arm remnant from the Bloodtop rcenary Corps’ Iron Man to the school. Due to the severely damaged connecting part of the arm, its exchange value was reduced, otherwise, it could have been even higher.
Just when Rein was about to head to the school’s exchange office, his fine gold level emblem started to vibrate.
Thinking about it, Rein decided to imdiately return to headquarters.
When Rein arrived at the entrance of the Sword Holder Headquarters, suddenly, he heard the sound of horses’ hooves behind him.
Turning around, Rein saw two luxurious carriages slowly appear behind him, and from the first carriage, a familiar figure jumped down—it was Olena from the Mingster Swordsn Division.
She was attired in a formal suit paired with a black pleated skirt, exuding a competent deanor.
Raising an eyebrow, Rein briskly stepped forward.
“Lady Olena, what brings you to the Imperial City?”
“Lord Rein, long ti no see.” The sophisticated lady smiled warmly.
“However, it’s not that I don’t want to catch up with you, but there are two more esteed individuals waiting for you behind.” Moving slightly closer to Rein’s ear, the capable Olena whispered.
Hmm?
“Alright!” Rein vaguely had so guesses.
Sure enough, upon entering the second carriage’s compartnt.
Inside was none other than Admiral Edward from the Mingster Swordsn Division, as well as a female major general from the headquarters whom Rein had t before.
“Admiral Edward, what brings you here?” Rein’s eyes lit up with surprise.
“Rein, who would have thought that upon your arrival in the Imperial City, you’d accomplish such a major feat. It quite took by surprise.” Admiral Edward warmly patted Rein’s shoulder, gently smiling.
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