Supreme Magus novel Chapter 1079

Chapter 1079 Light Mastery Part 1

"Thank you very much, Friya." Lith left the cooking to Nalrond and proceed to examine his prize.

None of the crystals was as big or pure as that he had taken from the orc shaman, but they were all the best crystals that money could buy and each one of them was worth hundreds of gold coins.

"Those babies are just perfect. Solus, put them to grow in the mines. As soon as we are done with the Forgemastering lessons, we’ll use them to craft a new and improved armor.

"I can’t wait to put to use the Adamant Forge Zolgrish gave me and all those precious ingredients we received from the Dryad years ago. That plus all the practice with Origin Flames should allow us to craft a masterpiece." Lith said.

"Do you really have an Adamant Forge?" Phloria said. That day, shocking news kept coming one after another.

"What are Origin Flames and what do they have to do with Forgemastering?" Quylla asked.

Solus Warped the Ernas sisters with her in the mines, located on the second underground floor of the tower, to plant the crystals while explaining the situation to them.

The moment the gemstones touched the walls, their lower half was swallowed by the stone while the still visible part grew small roots along the lines of the nearby bricks. The world energy flowing through the tower started to refine the crystals, and their luminescence increased by several folds as if they had never been dug out Mogar.

"This thing is huge!" Friya said while looking at the Adamant Forge, a solid metal block one meter (33’) long and half a meter (16,4’) high and wide.

"Not only that. Zolgrish made it so that it can shapeshift at will. This way, we can know exactly how much metal we have and if it’s enough for the piece we are working on." Solus had it shapeshift into two suits of armor with a blade and a shield, leaving even some spare metal.

"If Lith’s flames can further refine the Adamant and his Forgemastering succeeds, calling the final product a masterpiece will be an understatement." For the first time since she had learned about Solus’s existence, Phloria let go of her conflicting feelings for Lith and focused only at the marvels at hand.

"Gods, I wish I was born a hybrid as well." Phloria’s love for magic surpassed everything but that for her family. "Do you think I could watch while you perform the enchantment?"

"Maybe. You have to ask Lith. You know how he likes his secrets." Solus said a split second before her eyes turned pitch-black. "Lunch is ready. You can ask him now if you want."

The sight of Solus’s golden eyes changing colors made Phloria come back down out of the clouds and ruined her mood. She liked Solus, but Phloria had trouble discerning the nature of their own relationship.

’Is she going to be my friend, my rival, or just the member of a love triangle I was never aware of? Gods, and here I thought my life was messed up before.’ She thought.

Meanwhile, on the upper levels, Lith and Nalrond were exchanging tips about cooking and magic.

"During the last few days, I understood a few things." Nalrond said. "Unlike my tribe who became complacent over the centuries, fake mages have never stopped improving.

"They can’t use Spirit Magic, yet they’ve found countless ways to work around their limitations and produce the same effects." _{ƒгeewebnovёl.com}