Legendary Armament Canon

Zhou Shu had used this method before when he was forging standard weapons.

But this was the first time he was trying this method on a ranked weapon.

It was mainly because he had never had so many Forging Masters under him before, so he had never been able to try.

Now, with more than a dozen Forging Masters and two Grand Craftsmen, he could easily share some of the work that he didn't have to do himself.

He only needed to fix the star paths for the weapon.

Of course, Zhou Shu had to fully understand the forging process of the weapon. Only then could he scientifically and reasonably separate the forging process.

At this point, it had to be said that regardless of whether Sun Gongping had betrayed the human race or not, it was a fact that he had been killing people.

He had the Seven Star Dragon Abyss Sword that Zhou Shu had personally forged. Every time he killed someone, Zhou Shu would obtain more Forging Materials Knowledge from the Legendary Armament Canon.

Over the past few days, Zhou Shu had mastered tens of thousands of forging materials.

He knew almost all the forging materials that existed in the world.

This was not just a simple understanding. He had completely mastered all the characteristics of the forging materials, including how they would react with other materials, how they could be used, and so on.

In a sense, Zhou Shu's forging skills were definitely first-rate in the world.

In terms of material proficiency, Li Chengliang, the Grand Craftsman, and even all the Grand Craftsmen in the world, could not compare to him!

It could be said that as long as Zhou Shu had an idea in his mind, he could completely realize it. If not for the fact that he was limited by forging materials, he could forge a heaven-grade weapon at any time!

On the Ten Nations Martial Arts Tournament battlefield, although there were mineral mines everywhere and various forging materials were abundant, there was a limited number of them.

Some of the common forging materials necessary for forging weapons became relatively rare here.

Zhou Shu racked his brains for a long time. In the end, he realized that the existing forging materials were not enough to forge a heaven-grade weapon, so he settled on forging an earth-grade weapon for Meng Bai first.

Although Meng Bai was a first-rank martial artist, he had just broken through and could only be considered average among first-rank martial artists. Moreover, he was the commander-in-chief. There were not many times when he really needed to fight demonic beasts with his life. An earth-grade weapon was enough for him for the time being.

At most, he would help him upgrade it when he had the chance in the future.

Zhou Shu was wondering if the Legendary Armament Canon would acknowledge the weapon he had forged through this decomposition process. If it didn't, it would be troublesome.

The dozen or so forgers worked feverishly. Each of them needed to fuse a dozen types of forging material into a composite material.

In the end, Zhou Shu could directly use these composite materials to cast, saving him the tedious work in the early stages.

In a sense, this was also a weapon forged by Zhou Shu.

After all, he would be completing the final key steps of the weapon.

While the forgers were busy, Lu Wenshuang was not idle either. Instead, she became the busiest.

Whenever a Forging Master consumed their spiritual essence too much and couldn't support the True Fire, Lu Wenshuang would replace them and help them activate the True Fire.

When a Forging Master needed to rest, Lu Wenshuang didn't rest. Instead, she carried the Great Destroyer Sword that was wider than her waist and went out of the camp to kill demons.

Day after day like this, Li Chengliang couldn't bear to watch anymore.

But after being stopped by Zhou Shu once, he didn't say anything else. After all, it wasn't convenient for an outsider like him to say anything about the matter between master and disciple.

Just like that, four or five days passed. On this day, all the forgers had completed smelting the materials in their hands.

A dozen composite materials, done.

If this was done alone, it would take at least two months.

Li Chengliang also nodded slightly. If the King of the South could complete the final step, then another unprecedented thing would take place in the history of forging.

But because Zhou Shu hadn't personally smelted these dozen or so composite materials, it was still unknown whether he could perfectly grasp their properties and smelt them together to forge the final weapon.

At least, Li Chengliang knew that he couldn't do it.

This involved a reaction between hundreds of different forging materials. The slightest mistake could cause the balance between the materials to break down and collapse.

This was also one of the reasons why no forgers had ever worked together to forge weapons even though they knew that working together might save time.

All the forgers' gazes landed on Zhou Shu's hands. Regardless of whether they succeeded or not, being able to personally see a rare forging genius like the King of the South was a learning process for them.

Zhou Shu activated his Iron Smelting Hands Technique. His hands seemed to become two balls of burning True Fire.

Any forging material that came to his touch would instantly turn to liquid.

A composite material turned into a ball of liquid and floated in the air as if controlled by an invisible force.

Then Zhou Shu grabbed another composite material.

All the forgers watched Zhou Shu's actions with interest.

Even forgers who didn't specialize in martial arts could control liquid to float in the air.

After all, even if Forging Masters didn't specialize in martial arts, they were still ranked martial artists. Even if they were only ninth-grade martial artists, they could barely use their spiritual essence to control objects.