The First Legendary Beast Master novel Chapter 726

In the labs, Karl and the others were fully recovered and ready to face the chaos of the city.

Overlord Othello was on her feet already, motivating the rest of her people to move.

"Is the train station collapsed? Most of these people are not combatants. And we destroyed all the spare weapons anyhow." Karl asked.

Forgemaster Granite took the first blade they had made, and the war maul, out of a hidden storage spot under his forge with a conspiratorial wink.

"If they never find them, it’s as good as destroyed. These were too good to give up."

The other smiths laughed and one of them pointed to his forge.

"We all saved the raw materials. Give it a few days, and we will have a fresh batch ready for upgrading. Or give us six hours, and we will make enough for the Overlord and her team." One of them suggested.

[I think we should stay and make at least one more weapon. The fight is over, and Rae says that cat mage is likely going to be a Totem now. He got a good thing that didn’t look tasty.] Remi suggested in Karl’s mind.

"Remi says that the fight is over. We can wait here and make a round of weapons, which was our assigned task to begin with. Others will search for survivors and clear rubble, they won’t miss us for a single night." He explained to Othello and her team.

"You prioritize weapons at a time like this?" The Paladin asked.

"I know, it’s a strange response. But we’re on a project to make Monarch Ranked weapons for the Overlord Special Forces members. I will make one for you tonight, and a few more as gifts, as well as for the Special Forces members.

My source says we might have a new Totem, and a new King. Both of them will need gifts."

Othello had a good idea who his source was, as only the Naga Queen was here with him today.

Forgemaster Thorin smiled. "Well, you heard the man. Forget the scrap of the past. We need a fresh batch of the most mana compatible weapons we can get. _{freewebnσvel.cøm}

Does the lady have a preference? I will make the weapon for you and the VIP gifts."

Othello silently held up her current broadsword, and Granite looked at the one that was currently in his possession. It was a most excellent blade, and Monarch Rank, but they could do better, he was sure.

Plus, it could be precisely designed for a Paladin. Surely, the lady would want a more elegant blade.

Othello turned to Karl. "Are you sure that you can turn out a weapon suitable for Royalty with this team? Normally, you would need multiple Monarch Ranked craftsmen for that sort of work."

Karl patted her on the shoulder. "You will see. What really matters is the alloy and the craftsmanship. I have Runecrafting as a Trade Skill, and it is designed to upgrade compatible weapons to my level.

These five lovely young acolytes are learning the ways, and they have gained the Runesmith trade skill. Have some faith, they’re blue dragon clerics, they learn fast."

The Clerics looked dubious about his assertion, but with Karl here, they only needed to get the job ninety percent done, then he could take over the end to activate their perfectly carved Runes.

It wasn’t a perfect system, but even with the transfer in intent between creators, Karl was fairly certain that he could still get the weapons up to a decent standard.

If nothing else, it would be a good training lesson.

All the crafters scattered, getting to work so that there would be a weapon of every type available. But it was a very smug nature cleric that finished first.

"I left a spot for an elemental gem. I think that any mage would be proud to have that gnarled black ironwood walking staff. It’s incredibly mana-compliant and as hard as steel even without upgrading." He declared proudly.