The First Legendary Beast Master novel Chapter 857

After they finished discussing the items that were needed for the shipment to the Desert Orcs, which involved a thousand of the rings that could create water, Karl realized that two sculptors and himself were not going to be nearly enough for the Runecrafting section of the shop either.

They needed someone like Lotus on the team, who could mass produce basic item templates.

Fortunately, for this shipment, the Orcs had recommended that most of the items were made of bone and wood. The desert Orcs loved those two materials for fashion, and Karl’s team had literal tonnes of Monster Bones that could be cleaned and polished for the purpose.

Once the monster was eaten, there was no need to throw out the bones. They were still a magical crafting material in their own right, a minor treasure, so both Hawk and Rae had collected them.

Hawk put them in a pile out of the way, while Rae mostly used them for decoration in her nocturnal forest.

Ghostfire burned away everything undesirable, leaving the bones a nice charred black. And the runic string for creating small amounts of water to fill a canteen took only seconds to write. It was the energy draw of doing it hundreds of times over that would be the limiting factor.

So, Karl had requested that the group come back in four days, the day before they had intended to depart, and pick up their order.

That was still cutting it rather close, so Karl prepared yet another ’employee wanted’ sign, then realized he already knew someone who might be able to make a reference.

"Loros, Wendy, if you can get started on this stack of bones for water creation, I will be back as soon as I can. I’m going to try to recruit someone who can make us more wooden items." Karl explained.

"Alright, boss. See you soon." Wendy agreed, while happily carving runes into the small bones.

It might not be sculpting, but practice made perfect, and carving runes into this whole pile of small bones that Hawk had provided would be excellent practice.

Her dad would be proud of her skill gains.

As soon as he left the room, Karl headed straight for the Dryads.

He could hear someone in the back workshop, so he turned down the alley and called out to the younger crafter.

"Rain, is your mom awake? I’m hoping that you two can help me find a new employee." Karl called from two buildings away.

The younger Dryad stuck her head through the vines around the workshop and smiled. "She’s still asleep, but what can I help you with?"

"I need a full-time nature magic user to make wooden item blanks for the shop. If they don’t have a Trade Skill, I can teach them an apprentice Runecrafting skill as well. But they need to be powerful, as we get plenty of requests for Royal and Monarch Ranked items.