Wizard: I can refine everything

From Bob's mouth, Richard had a general understanding of the situation of the battle.

Overall, the current battle situation is not that smooth, but the problems of all parties have not exploded yet. It seems that the situation is still balanced, and even the wizard's side is still at a disadvantage.

However, Richard is neither a great wizard nor a hired wizard. He is a technical consultant. He cannot get a salary and does not have to work on the front line.

The situation of the war had little effect on him.

Therefore, the topic of their chat quickly shifted from the war situation to the resources of Chiyang World.

"Brother Richard, look at this."

Bob took out a somewhat incomplete black-gold scimitar from his magic pocket and adjusted the monocle on his face.

"You are an alchemist wizard. Do you see anything different about this scimitar?"

Scimitar?

Richard suddenly remembered that he still had a few good-quality scimitars on hand.

Is there any secret on this scimitar?

Richard took the scimitar.

Salamander scimitars are mixed with a lot of fire element minerals, which causes their scimitars to have high temperatures. The more refined and luxurious the scimitars they look, the higher their temperature will be.

Like the ones Richard obtained, he had to use magic to isolate the scimitars.

Although he had a high resistance to the fire element, just because he was fine didn't mean he didn't feel it, and Richard didn't want to get burned.

I used magic power to slightly explore the structure of the scimitar, and then looked at the color of the fracture of the scimitar.

"This knife...is not bad." Richard said.

Bob's eyes flashed: "Brother, what do you think is good?"

Richard returned the machete to Bob, a trace of doubt flashing across his brows.

"The material of this knife is alloy, and there are no dark cracks or cavities in the structure. This is not unusual for the indigenous people who are the main body of the world.

but……"

Richard hesitated for a moment and said slowly: "But I noticed something similar to our alchemy here. It seems to be another kind of enchantment."

Bobard smiled slightly when he heard this and put the scimitar back into his pocket.

"Brother, you are right to notice. The alchemist wizards of our Chamber of Commerce have also noticed this. We guess that these natives have mastered a technology similar to our alchemy and have been developing this technology for a long time.

This is a big gold mine. "

But after thinking for a while, Richard shook his head.

"Bob, if you plan to hoard these scimitars and sell them to alchemist wizards, I advise you to give up this plan."

Bob's smile froze, and he immediately asked: "Oh? Brother Richard, what did you see?"

Richard stopped talking and looked at Bob with a half-smiling expression.

When Bob saw this, he immediately understood what Richard meant. He immediately took out a bag of magic essence from his pocket and said with a smile on his face:

"Look at how confused I am, fair trade, equal exchange."

But Richard did not collect the magic spirit.

"Bob, I have no shortage of magic spirits for the time being. You should have collected a lot of scimitars these days. Do you have any good ones that I can lend you for inspection?"

"There are such fine products, but at what price..."

Bob hesitated to speak. Obviously, he didn't think Richard's information was worth the money of those machetes.

Even if you don't study the craftsmanship behind these scimitars, they are still a good choice as materials or weapons.

Richard knocked on the counter next to him and said with a smile: "I will only observe it and not conduct destructive experiments on it. I will return it before the end of the war."

"No destructive experiments... Brother Richard, you are really interesting."

Not conducting destructive tests is a very broad scope. Smelting a scimitar is considered a destructive test, but using a scimitar to chop certain hard objects is also considered a destructive test. Even alchemy wizards have many detection methods, because they will cause damage to the items. It can also be considered a destructive experiment.

Without conducting destructive experiments, Bob really couldn't figure out what Richard could do with these scimitars based on his knowledge.

After pondering for a moment, Bob stretched out his right hand towards Richard.

He didn't lose anything in this transaction, so he might as well listen to Richard's words.

Richard reached out and took hold of it, and the deal was sealed.

Bob quickly drafted the contents of the contract, and after the two confirmed that the information was correct, they signed their real names.

As the contract turned into ashes, Richard said:

"The methods of these fire lizards are not of great significance to most alchemy wizards. The value of these things can be regarded as collectibles. But if they are sold under the guise of indigenous special skills, the Jiuxing Chamber of Commerce will probably be smashed. Signature.”

"Huh? Brother, what do you say?"

Bob looked confused. This thing was obviously somewhat similar to alchemy. Even if it was lagging behind, it wouldn't be worthless at all.

"Brother Bob, how much do you know about the origin of wizard alchemy?" Richard said unhurriedly.

"This... I haven't heard about it, and I'd like to hear the details." Bob said honestly.

"As for the origin of wizard alchemy, very few alchemist wizards know about it. After all, that period of history is too long, and it is of little help to alchemy. Today's wizard colleges focus on profits, and apprentices rarely spend their spare money to learn about useless things. Knowledge.

But if you don’t understand it during your apprenticeship, you won’t be bothered to understand it later.

However, I was relatively wealthy during my apprenticeship, so I deliberately learned about the origins of alchemy. "

As Richard said, several scenes of him reading in the library during his apprenticeship flashed through his mind, and he couldn't help but bring a smile to his lips.

Bob on the side waited quietly for Richard to get to the point.

"In the ignorant period, the various systems of wizards were not perfect. At that time, the ruler of the earth and the sky was still the dragon. Therefore, the first object of study for wizards was the dragon.

The initial wizard alchemy was a crude imitation of dragon alchemy.

However, after a long time, wizard alchemy has developed its own path based on dragon alchemy.

These two paths are like two intersecting straight lines. The further they develop, the farther they are from each other.

So, these scimitars are basically worthless to most alchemy wizards."

After listening to Richard, Bob frowned slightly: "So these fire lizards use... dragon alchemy? Brother, although these fire lizards look a bit like dragon blood species, they are actually quite different from dragon blood species..."

Bob swallowed half of his words because he suddenly saw that Richard's eyes were actually a pair of dragon eyes.

A wizard who can transplant dragon eyes to himself must have done some research on dragon blood species. Richard couldn't fail to see the situation of the fire lizards.

"These fire lizards are dragon blood, I can tell you for sure." Richard said lightly, "I'm not sure what changes have taken place in the bodies of these fire lizards, but I found obvious signs of dragonization from those royal dragon warriors.

And there are wizards who study dragon alchemy. Some knowledgeable old alchemy wizards have studied dragon alchemy to some extent.

You can find a few old alchemy wizards to take a look.

Or, you can see what attitude those old chambers of commerce have towards this thing."

Hearing what Richard said, Bob suddenly realized that those old wizard chambers of commerce have been lacking interest in scimitars these days, and only he and several emerging chambers of commerce have purchased these things in large quantities.

At that time, he thought that these old chambers of commerce looked down on this little money, but now it seems that these old chambers of commerce have mostly seen the foundation of this scimitar.

Thinking of this, Bob couldn't help wiping the cold sweat from his forehead.

Fortunately, the war is still going on, and most wizards are still on the front line, so he hasn't collected many scimitars.

If he waited for the wizard to come back, he would be in big trouble this time.

The indigenous technology products similar to the wizard's alchemy are priced differently from the simple knife-shaped metal ingots and indigenous weapons.

If it weren't for Richard, he would have to work for the rest of his life to make up for the loss of the Chamber of Commerce.

"Brother Richard, you helped me a lot this time." Bob said excitedly.

Richard waved his hand indifferently: "Equivalent exchange, mutual benefit."

Bob entered the inner room of the shop and took out a magic bag and handed it to Richard.

"Brother, these are all the scimitars I collected these days. If you like any of them, just take them and study them. Study them however you want, and don't worry about whether they are broken or not."

Richard's words saved his life for the rest of his life.

Richard took the bag, tied it around his waist, and said to Bob with a smile:

"Don't be nervous, brother. There are still alchemists who study dragon alchemy. As long as the number is not too large, it will definitely not be a loss."

Bob smiled with some relief and then changed the subject.

The two talked about the resources currently discovered in the Red Sun World. In this world with a balanced fire element, fire element gems and various magic minerals infected by fire elements are very common.

From the decorative fire element gems that Richard saw in the city of Salamanders, we can see how rich this world is.

Richard learned from Bob that many wizard chambers of commerce have sent people to conduct research and are ready to submit applications to the great wizard as soon as the war ends.

As a wizard chamber of commerce that is also qualified to apply, Richard also has some plans for these resources. Bob lent some resource samples he collected to Richard for research, saving Richard a lot of effort.

The relationship between people is deepened little by little.

After leaving Bob, Richard took the scimitars back to the room.

Bob had collected a lot of scimitars during this period, and many of them looked quite good.

Richard touched all the scimitars with his bare hands, and soon, a message appeared in front of him.

[Raw materials: Salamander's scimitar]

[Refining skills: Dragon Alchemy (moderately incomplete)]

[Refining consumption: 3 mental power]

Looking at the information in front of him, Richard raised a slight smile at the corner of his mouth.

"Next time I encounter these things I haven't seen before, I still have to touch them with my hands. I almost missed a good thing."

Bob collected more than 200 scimitars, of which more than a dozen can be used as raw materials, and judging from the shape, they should all be the swords of the Royal Guard Dragon Warriors.

Richard piled Bob's scimitars into a pile and began to refine them one by one.

Richard's current mental power is 112 points, and the mental power consumed by refining these scimitars just made Richard a little tired.

After the refining was finished, Richard took out a black gold scimitar from his pocket, and a faint light appeared in his palm.

Soon, the black gold scimitar turned red, then melted and deformed, and golden lines grew in it, like the branches of an ancient tree, complex but with a simple beauty.

Soon, the scimitar turned into a long sword, and the golden lines spread on the sword like vines.

Whoosh!

Richard swung a sword, and the tip of the sword rubbed against the wall, making a "sizzling" sound. After the end, the tip of the long sword was slightly blunt, and the originally sharp tip of the sword had now become a round head, and the metal wall of the room had a slight trace.

You know, all the rooms in the floating city are made of high-strength alloys, and it is difficult for ordinary first-ring wizards to leave traces even with spells.

But Richard just casually swung his sword and left a trace on it.

"Dragon alchemy is indeed different from wizard alchemy." Richard muttered while looking at the long sword in his hand.

"Melt the metal, kill the metal, and finally transform the metal.

Compared with the wizard's alchemy, the dragon's is the real "alchemy."