Strongest Hammer God novel Chapter 89

Chapter 89: Chapter 89 – Ore Sense

"Oh?" Kyle uttered as he saw a blue stone in the wall in front of him. "See? I told you there was one here!"

Theodor huffed. "Lucky guess," he said.

Kyle was inside his mine right now, and he had been mining down here for the last week.

Of course, he couldn’t spend his entire day mining.

In the early mornings, Theodor sent him through the wild to explore.

According to him, he needed to come into contact with more danger.

Kyle needed to be able to make decisive and correct decisions in an emergency situation, and the best way to teach him was to just travel to the unknown.

While Kyle was traveling through the wilds, Theodor also taught him more about affinities, ores, and mining.

Thanks to Kyle’s improved mind, he basically remembered everything perfectly.

Well, as long as he was interested and actually listened.

After getting breakfast, Kyle would meet up with Nervon to learn more about fighting with his hammer.

Nervon taught Kyle how to fight against opponents and how to swing his hammer correctly.

After his lessons with Nervon, Kyle would work as a hunter. He was accompanied by one of the members every day, and they taught him what to do.

During the evenings, Kyle would go to his mine and... mine.

About a week of this had passed, and Kyle barely had any time for himself.

However, in a way, it was fulfilling.

"No, I’m serious," Kyle said. "I knew one of them would be here!"

"Ore Sense is something advanced. It takes months or years to develop it," Theodor said with a snort.

"Well, then I will just prove it to you!" Kyle said.

He carefully pulled the Basic Mage Stone out of the wall and put it to the side.

It was only about the size of a fist, but it was something.

"No roots around this one. Means I can take it without any issues," he said.

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Kyle wanted to leave the Basic Mage Stone for the iron trees.

If he stole their Basic Mage Stone supply, they would wither and die.

As a hunter, Kyle also needed to conserve the wildlife.

Meanwhile, Theodor didn’t care.

After taking the Basic Mage Stone, Kyle put his hand on the wall and closed his eyes.

He started to feel a bit hungry, and his instincts were telling him that food was pretty close.

"Three or four more strikes, and there will be another one," Kyle said.

"That’s not a wild guess," Theodor answered. "At this depth, you should get one every four swings on average."

"You’ll see," Kyle said with a smirk. "I will just keep being accurate with my guesses, and at some point, you will have to believe me."

Theodor didn’t answer.

Kyle swung another time.

No ore.

He swung once more.

No ore.

"This one is going to be it," Kyle said.

Then, he swung one last time.

BANG!

Nothing.

Kyle furrowed his brows. "I was sure there would be one."

Theodor didn’t answer for a while.

"It’s in the rubble," Theodor commented neutrally.

"Oh?" Kyle uttered before sifting through the rubble.

Sure enough, there was a finger-sized blue rock in the rubble.

Kyle smiled. "Turns out I was right!"

"Make your next prediction," Theodor said.