The Witcher: Elemental Lords

Dolly stroked his chin, carefully considering the matter, feeling it was more suitable to handle it alone. Although the Northern Kingdom was his motherland, those memories were too unbearable to recall, and he simply didn't want to deal with them.

Forget it, let's prepare for both possibilities. On one hand, expand the scope of acquisitions, issuing rewards in the Glory Empire, Nightmare Forest, and various kingdoms. On the other hand, take a trip to the far north. It is said that there are a large number of meteorite remnants there, and also many in the far south.

The world is spherical. Dolly is currently located in the Northern Hemisphere. To go to the far south, he would have to leave the Northern Hemisphere, head to the Southern Hemisphere, cross the entire East Ring Continent, and enter the vast and endless sea. It is said that he would also have to cross another super-large continent, a distance of hundreds of thousands of kilometers, too far.

Therefore, the far north is the most suitable.

These places are all undeveloped lands, and also where meteorites fall. Generally speaking, those who need meteorites basically go there to find them. Trying to find a few usable meteorites on the vast East Ring Continent is simply too difficult.

It's February now, and the agreement with the elves is in April, with nearly two months left, which is actually not enough.

Dolly pondered for a moment and decided to first acquire them in the surrounding area.

Not all meteorites are high-strength meteorites. There are also some with other uses, such as electromagnetic types and radiation types, which are unusable. Although they are acquired, most of the risk still has to be borne. Out of ten meteorites, maybe only one is usable, which is very annoying.

The silicon-based clone finished processing the information at hand, stood there, switched perspectives, and then looked at the rule world.

Consciousness transferred, Dolly's main body slowly opened his eyes from the soft big bed.

Erlaya was lying on the left, and Aisha was lying on the right. As for the two children, they were in another room.

Sleeping is a luxury now, mostly because the physical body needs to rest, not because the mental power needs to rest. After getting up, as soon as he made a slight movement, Erlaya and Aisha woke up together.

Aisha was still a little uncomfortable, pulling up the clothes to cover her body. The three of them together was simply ridiculous.

Her face flushed, she looked at Dolly and said, "How is the experiment going?"

Dolly remained calm. He jumped out of bed, stood on the ground, shook his head, "The materials are being wasted too much, the experiment is very difficult, and I don't have enough materials on hand. I have to go and acquire some."

Aisha was a little surprised that Dolly's alchemy level had actually reached the point where materials were insufficient, which was a rare occurrence.

She was just about to stand up when Erlaya rolled over from the side and pressed down on her chest, saying, "Sister Aisha, don't go, sleep with me."

Aisha had no choice but to lie down again.

"Is the experiment very difficult?"

Dolly said, "This is a ninth-level magic array, so it's naturally difficult. According to the current success rate, I need at least twenty tons of high-strength meteorite iron, or other high-strength alloys. I don't have time to manufacture them here, so I can only go and acquire them."

Erlaya muttered, "Aren't there many in the imperial capital? I remember that many medium-sized and above organizations have the ability to manufacture high-strength alloys. Aren't there many alchemists in the Glory Wizard Alliance too?"

Dolly shook his head, "No, the alchemical equipment for searching space requires even higher quality, preferably meteorites, this kind of high-strength metal that has undergone high temperature and pressure."

Dolly thought for a while, high temperature and high pressure, can he now make this kind of metal? He has already mastered high temperature, and he can also achieve high pressure through a series of alchemical equipment, so why not refine it himself?

High-strength metals are generally alloys, rarely pure, and the proportions of the alloys are also very particular, which are all controlled by the Imperial Capital Alchemist Guild.

Although Dolly holds the title of Honorary Vice President of the Alchemist Guild, he only has attainments in refining wizard towers, and he has not really been exposed to true alchemy.

It is said that true alchemists can turn stone into gold, fundamentally changing the properties of matter.

In fact, Dolly can also transform now, but this requires a lot of knowledge about matter, and he still needs to learn.

Alchemy includes not only wizard towers, but also magic arrays, materials science, mechanics, and so on, all of which need to be studied.

With Dolly's current attainments, it is easy to study these things, but in terms of materials science, he still needs to start from the basics.

He thought for a while and activated a part of his insect body clone far away in the imperial capital, projecting a part of his consciousness over there.

At the entrance of an ordinary residence, Dolly's clone opened the door and walked out of the courtyard.

This was the courtyard that the imperial capital had bestowed upon him, located near the palace, very close to the palace, convenient for him to live in, so he wouldn't always have to live in the wizard tower.

This courtyard used to belong to an old noble, but it became useless after the noble family declined. Their descendants were unwilling to sell it at a low price, and others were unwilling to buy it at a high price. In the end, the empire stepped in and bought it.

In February, the imperial capital already had a trace of heat, not so cold.

It had only been a few days since he went back, and Dolly came to the imperial capital again, which was really too much to say.

After walking out of the room, Dolly went directly to the Alchemist Guild of the Glory Wizard Alliance in the imperial capital. He used his own appearance, after all, he still had to use this face to mix in for permissions.

Don't underestimate the Alchemist Guild. Although he holds the title of Honorary Vice President, he can't see everything.

Dolly was alone, like a small transparent person, and soon came to the hall of the wizard tower belonging to the Alchemist Guild of the Glory Wizard Alliance.

When he stood in the hall of the wizard tower, someone finally recognized him.

The surrounding little wizards came forward to salute one after another. This was an active eighth-level wizard. It was really incredible to see him.

Dolly looked around the wizard tower. It was his first time here. He only glanced at it and his mouth twitched.

In the middle of the hall, his portrait was prominently hung there for everyone to admire, as if he were dead.

Moreover, there was a line of words on the portrait, explaining his life and past events, which was simply explosively awesome to the extreme.

Dolly just glanced at it and lowered his head, too ashamed.

As soon as he arrived, the Alchemist Guild received the information, and soon, a voice transmission came down.

"I am Hecarim, the president of the Alchemist Guild. Wizard Dolly has been promoted to the eighth level, and it's his first time coming to the Alchemist Guild."

His words were full of smiles.

As the saying goes, one doesn't strike a smiling face. Dolly naturally wouldn't say anything. Although this person was not an eighth-level wizard, he was also at the peak of the seventh level.

"President Hecarim, I'm here to check some information. I'm refining some things recently and I feel a bit lacking in materials science."

Dolly walked and chatted with Hecarim, and soon arrived at the top floor.

Although the Alchemist Guild was the top Alchemist Guild, the alchemists were very busy, mostly academic types, and few people did administration. Hecarim being here meant that this guy was very free recently.

Pure seventh-level alchemists were very powerful, and there were also quite a few eighth-level alchemists, but the position of president, generally speaking, was the one who understood alchemy the least. General alchemists didn't have time to do administration.