Almighty Lord: I can modify hidden entries

Gejir couldn't help but speak out.

"Please speak."

"Oh, what did I say?"

Roy nodded. Seeing that the other party was about to explode, he stopped teasing him and spoke quickly.

"Before I tell you the news, I hope the lord can agree to my request."

"Say it."

Gejir suppressed the anger in his heart and popped out two words from between his teeth.

"I hope the lord can ensure my safety during this period."

"That's right." Gejir agreed without thinking, "Can we talk about things now?"

Roy nodded slightly, and then slowly told the other party the rhetoric taught by Master Gooden.

"Gudern is incompetent and stupid. He shied all the anger of his attack on me and took pleasure in torturing me in the dungeon all day long..."

"I really couldn't bear it, so I used gold coins to bribe Captain Regg, but he was discovered when he let me out. The two of us ran away, but unfortunately he was still caught."

"But before Captain Reg was arrested, he told me to come to you and you could take me in. He also told me that you should not forget your agreement with him."

"In addition, Captain Reg also asked me to deliver an important piece of information..."

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As each piece of information was relayed to the other party, the expression on Gergil's face was constantly changing.

After a long while, Gergil gently shook the bell on the table.

The butler who was waiting outside the door received instructions and entered the house to obey his orders.

"Get him some hot soup and hot water," Gejir then turned to look at Roy, "I will send someone to investigate this matter. If I find out that you are lying to me, do you know what will happen?"

Roy nodded without panic, and then Gejir continued, "Now stay in the castle. If this is true, you can work here."

"Thank you, Lord Lord!"

Roy also wisely surpassed him and bowed to express his dismissal, and then left the room with the housekeeper to wash up and eat and drink.

In the room, Gezier, who was alone, was tapping his index finger on the table regularly.

Then he suddenly opened his mouth and asked into the air.

"How much can you trust what he says?"

"Basically no problem."

A voice came from the corner of the house. With these words, Gejir felt confident.

Then he got up and returned to the bedroom to continue resting. He was not in the habit of working overtime at night.

If he could be ten or twenty years younger, maybe he would find someone to deal with it now, but now...

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In the early morning, forced to turn on his biological clock, Gooden climbed out of bed with a worried look on his face.

As a lord, he starts working when he wakes up early in the morning. He is really dedicated!

After briefly washing up and having breakfast, Gudern headed to the blacksmith shop with the ore he brought back from the mine yesterday.

As for entertaining Anna and Moss, Gudern left it to Old Joseph.

If the other party wants to leave, just ask someone to notify him.

The furnace in the blacksmith shop has not yet been lit in the early morning, and the apprentices are still cleaning and preparing for today.

Pansy, who was cleaning up the blacksmith shop, saw the lord and his party all the way away. She quickly dropped what she was doing and went to inform her master Buck.

Buck, who was still tender in bed, heard Pansy's reminder and quickly got up from the bed and went out to meet Gooden.

"Lord, are there any urgent orders this early in the morning?"

"That's right." Gudern nodded slightly.

Then he took some drawing papers from his belt pouch and gave them to Buck.

"These are pots, knives, shovels and other items. The sizes and proportions are marked on them, as well as cross-sectional drawings. Can you understand them?"

Buck took the drawing and looked at it for a while, then nodded slowly. Literacy was necessary for a professional blacksmith.

"Can these things be out before tonight?"

Buck thought for a while and responded: "No problem, I happen to have a lot of unfinished embryos. I can use them directly after modifying them."

"Okay, you can leave these things to the people below. I have another thing that I need to borrow from the blacksmith shop."

Gudern said, pointing to the manganese ore on the cart next to him.

"These are a special kind of ore. I need to use the blacksmith shop to refine them."

Buck was a little disappointed when there was no big order, but he still enthusiastically came to help himself.

It took some time for the furnace to heat up, and Gudern happened to pass the time casually chatting with Buck.

As the temperature of each furnace continues to rise, the apprentices also begin today's work.

Buck helped pick out the ore and prepared it to be stuffed into the furnace for refining.

But when he saw the nearby apprentices taking out pieces of red iron from the furnace, Gooden seemed to have thought of something and asked quickly.

"Buck, do you have a furnace here that can turn iron into molten iron?"

"Um... Lord, this request is a bit difficult."

Buck said with some embarrassment, "Only the dwarves in the entire continent can smelt iron into molten iron without relying on magic, but their skills are too deep to learn."

After hearing this, Gudern realized this very serious problem.

Even with the help of a bellows, the maximum temperature of a traditional furnace is only a few hundred degrees Celsius, and if you want to turn iron into molten iron, you need a temperature of at least 1,500 degrees Celsius.

The most important point in the forging of manganese steel is to add manganese to ferrous water, and then use a higher temperature to remove impurities and fuse it into shape.

Now that the hard conditions cannot be met at all, how can he refine this steel?

But soon, Gudern patted his thigh, and the expression on his face suddenly became clear.

Didn't I have to revise the entry? Why do I still have to worry about this thing? Can't I just change the furnace and be done?

Chapter 21 This is the basis for opening a new world

Inertial thinking has deflected Gudern's thinking direction. He has unreasonable things like plug-ins, so why should he think about reasonable forging?

With the solution in mind, Gudern immediately took action and cleaned every furnace in the blacksmith shop one by one.

Finally, after some comparison, a suitable entry was selected.

"Buck, do you want to sell this furnace?"

"Ah? Lord, aren't you kidding? Why does the blacksmith shop sell furnaces..."

"None of the furnaces you have here meet the requirements I need. I'll buy one, renovate it, and put it in your place."

Gooden told Buck directly why.

"Well, if that's the case, just give the furnace to the Lord. It's not worth much anyway."

Buck didn't pay much attention to this matter. It was useless for the lord to buy a furnace, and he didn't care about modifications.

No matter how modified this ordinary furnace is, it can't turn iron into molten iron, right?

Except for magic, of course.

Gudern didn't pay attention to Buck's casual perfunctory and continued to insist.

"Tell me a number, otherwise you'll have a headache if your furnace is damaged."

"Uh... Okay, then thirty silver coins."

After hearing Gudern's words, Buck thought of a price.

"Okay, I'll ask Old Joseph to send the money later. Let's choose the one in the corner for the furnace."

Glancing at the furnace in the corner, Buck nodded in agreement. This furnace had been used for almost several years, so it didn't matter even if it was damaged by the lord.

At worst, these thirty silver coins will be considered as the advance payment for the next order, and you will calculate the discount yourself.

After buying the furnace, Gudern did not directly choose to modify it, but mysteriously asked someone to bring some tools.

Then he asked someone to surround the furnace with some wooden boards and long cloth, while he himself kept banging inside.

Such a mysterious appearance really aroused Buck's curiosity.

Is it possible that Master Gooden really has some magical technology that allows the furnace to turn iron blocks into molten iron?

Gudern, who was typing randomly at this time, had already completed the modification of the first entry.

[Fan the flames: With the help of wind, the temperature of the furnace can heat up quickly and exceed the upper limit]

After decisively replacing it, Gooden continued to refresh to see if he could find another one that could be used, but unfortunately his luck was not that good today.

After getting one enhancement, you don’t care if you can enhance it a second time. It’s best if you have it, and it’s okay if you don’t.

Then he asked people to remove the surrounding barriers and gave instructions.

"Let's get some iron and try it."

Looking at the unchanged furnace, Buck felt a little strange, but he couldn't tell at the moment, so he called the apprentice to start lighting the furnace.

The charcoal is lit and a bellows is used to provide a constant stream of fresh air to the bottom of the furnace to aid combustion.

Then place some smelted iron blocks in the crucible to see the effect.

A normal furnace heats the iron so red that it takes an hour or two to complete.

However, the furnace that had been modified by the entry only took less than half an hour to burn the iron in the crucible red, and there were already faint signs of turning into molten iron.

As a professional blacksmith, how could Buck not see the changes in this.

Looking through the orange flames and looking at the molten iron that had begun to flow slowly, Buck looked incredulous.

As the iron block completely turned into molten iron, Buck asked Gooden somewhat excitedly.