Chapter 91

Chapter 91 Magic Alloy

Chapter 91 Magic

Alloy Although Locke does not know alchemy and enchantment, he has heard Sassari talk about some simple ideas when taking general courses such as the Everything Course.

Take the leather armor of the Berserker Rhino for example. The enchanter’s idea of making it is to superimpose various enchantment inscriptions on the leather armor, and even the core masterpiece of the enchantment school – rune carving.

Use external enchantment magic to superimpose the leather armor state to create magic resistant leather armor.

The advantage is that it is simple, fast and convenient, but the disadvantage is that the durability of the magic resistant leather armor made in this way is very low.

But the idea of a serious alchemist is probably to first use the refining array to restore the skin of the berserk rhinoceros to its most original state, maintaining its optimal performance, and then use various substances to synthesize the leather armor material to find the best magic-resistant leather armor material, and then use the material to create a magic-resistant leather armor.

The advantages are high upper limit and high durability, while the disadvantages are low lower limit, high cost and long time.

This is also the biggest reason why enchanters and alchemists dislike each other.

Locke didn’t mention to the Tyne dwarf the inappropriate topic of low-level apprentices using enchantment to create magical items, which was more in line with their status. Instead, he said, “Tyne Alchemist, I need to buy magic metal.”

“This is a magical metal used in some kind of melee plant magic. I need it to improve the melee performance of the magic plant.”

Tyne’s eyes lit up. The dwarven craftsman looked delighted; he had clearly seen a lot. “I just enjoy challenging things. I see. You’re working on attaching magical plants to metal, right?”

“I didn’t expect you to have achieved this at such a young age.”

Creating new kinds of magical alloys is what alchemists excel at, so Tyne seemed very happy.

Tyne pondered. “If it’s a melee plant magic, then the most important thing to consider is the compatibility between the magic alloy and the magic plant.”

“Some magic alloys are good, like fine gold, but fine gold can harm magic plants, so we can’t attach this magic alloy to magic plants.”

“Besides compatibility, you also need to consider elemental balance. Magical metals may disrupt this balance and affect the runes of your own plant magic. Only after considering these two factors should you consider the hardness and sharpness required for combat.”

Locke smiled and said, “It seems that I made the right choice to come to you.”

It was obvious that the other party had experience in making magical alloys for wizards with a botany background.

The Tyne dwarf said, “Then I recommend two magic alloys. If you have a lot of magic stones, you can buy the Orichalcum magic alloy made by my mentor, the official alchemist.”

“Orichalcane magic alloy has no compatibility issues with magic plants, and will not cause elemental imbalance.”

“Orichalcane magic alloy possesses powerful hardness and sharpness, and can absorb a certain amount of magical damage, temporarily increasing its hardness.”

“Thus, it has an indirect spell-breaking property,” Tain said seriously. “Also, the Orichalcum alloy has the properties of automatic recovery and a temporary boost to the wizard’s magical activity, increasing their mana damage.”

“It’s just quite expensive, nearly ten thousand magic stones per serving.”

After hearing this, Locke immediately shook his head. It was impossible for him to invest so many magic stones in a spell. As a first-class wizard apprentice, he did not need to use the high-level magic alloys refined by formal wizard-level alchemists.

That’s too extravagant.

Tyne smiled and said, “Then I suggest you buy my work – Cold-grained Meteorite.”

“There are no compatibility or elemental balance issues. Once attached to your magic plant, it will automatically hide between the leaf veins and become completely invisible. There will only be some gray lines on the surface of the magic plant.”

“It possesses exceptional hardness and sharpness, and will not melt even at temperatures exceeding ten thousand degrees Celsius. It can greatly strengthen your magical plants. Here are the certification materials for my magical alloy. You can take a closer look at its properties.”

“A thin layer of cold air will instantly coat the wound it inflicts, creating a unique phenomenon where the blade can kill without leaving any blood.”

“One portion is two hundred magic stones.”

Locke took the information, looked at it carefully, and confirmed that this magic alloy was what he needed.

It has both concealment and blessing properties, and it does not affect your ability to see enemies everywhere.

Attaching a layer of this magic alloy to the Clivia flower can at least increase the level of “seeing enemies everywhere” to 0.8 rings.

So, Locke nodded and said, “Okay, then I will buy a batch of cold-grained meteorite iron.”

A happy smile appeared on Tain’s face. “This first-class wizard apprentice, you have good taste.”

“There’s a separate room at the Kenterry Furnace Workshop that’s free of charge. You can use the magic alloy to coat your magic plant there. There’s absolutely no one watching, and it’s kept absolutely confidential.”

Locke looked in the direction that the Tyne dwarf pointed, and saw that the shops next door were rows of small single rooms. It was estimated that many customers who came to the Kentrey Furnace Workshop would try on the alchemical items they bought there before paying and leaving.

Next to the Kentrey Furnace Workshop, Locke saw a shop with a white finger bone-shaped sign that read “Historian’s Home.”

Locke noticed that there were deep negative energy magic particles hidden in that shop and was slightly stunned, because Chimera Market is a larger wizard market of the White Wizards, and there would actually be wizards who are good at undead magic opening a shop here.

“The historian’s house?”

The Tyne dwarf followed Locke’s gaze and nodded. “Oh, it’s the one opened by that old man in Archaeology. Archaeology is a very niche discipline within the White Wizards Association, so it’s normal you don’t know about it. If there wasn’t a shop like this next to mine, I wouldn’t have known there was such a weird magic category in the world.”

“But you know what, the number of customers visiting his shop has been increasing recently. The old archaeologist knows a lot, information that can only be found in corpses and the ancient underground world. He calls himself a historian, and many wizards will consult him when they encounter puzzled questions.”

“Even a very small number of official wizards have asked him.”

“He’s also a very rare necromancer in the White Wizard Association, but he doesn’t seem to have joined any school. He’s a wandering first-class wizard apprentice. He only settled in this Chimera Market in recent years and got a relatively small shop.”

Locke nodded to show that he understood.

The wizarding world is enormous, and Sassari’s Everything course is far from enough to cover all aspects of the world.

There is so much to talk about just in the southeast corner that it is impossible to finish.

Locke walked towards the single room. He planned to put on the magic alloy first, and then go to see the so-called historian’s house.

He did not forget the instructions given to him by the Augustine family before he left. Perhaps he could get some answers through this so-called historian about the ring left by the original owner’s biological mother.

In addition, when I was investigating ancient bloodlines, I discovered many things that were not described in detail in the books. Witch Sophia was a plant-based wizard, so naturally she would not understand the knowledge related to the field of ancient biological bloodlines.

Perhaps, through this store, I can get more information about the ancient biological bloodline [Three-Eyed Tiger-Eye Cat].

Moreover, I also know necromancy. I finally met a necromancer in Lilith’s hut, so it would be nice to go over and take a look.

(End of this chapter)