"Ah, but you can't store this in your inventory or this ring, Tower Master," Bent said hurriedly.
~Affird. Target cannot be stored.~ Legion affird Bent's statent.
"Why not?"
"It's because of the nature of these materials," Bent started his explanation.
Of course, he was not a wizard so the explanation was not very technical. The crux of the matter was that these materials had a lot of traits that interfered with and stabilized space. This was the reason why they were needed to create a teleport hub and the sa reason why they ssed with spatial storage.
For that reason, the adventurer guild had to bring them here the ordinary way. They had been brought here with a carriage, just like the adventurers. What this ultimately ant was that Seth couldn't just pack them up and take them along.
But he also couldn't leave them here. Even if they closed the vault, at least the Adventurer guild knew about it and if they ca back before them, they would obviously keep their materials.
"Fine, then I will just store them in the sa place as the beacon..."
Although Seth had thought about setting up a teleport hub at Agra Mountain or maybe along the Tree Route using these materials, it wasn't really that important to him. He could just leave them here and they would build their own teleport hub in the Holy Land soti in the future.
Accompanied by Bent, Seth set off to find a place to set up the temporary spatial beacon and store the materials for later use. Since the revelation of treasures had bumd him out, Seth was not in the mood to look for long to find the right place.
The blacksmith found a tight crevasse, just wide enough for him to squeeze through, and judged it good. Swinging the pickaxe with practiced moves, Seth simply created the perfect place to set the temporary beacon with his .
While he started on the place to store everything, he sent Bent and so of the golem knights to retrieve the materials. In the crevasse, Seth dug a similarly tight tunnel deep into the rock of the mountains, before widening it into a chamber. The rubble of this work appeared in legion for later use.
Once it reached roughly the size of a shack, Seth brought out Evee to take a look and set up the beacon herself. Following her instruction, he modified the room a little further. In the anti, the immortal witch set up her beacon and the corresponding formations.
It was different from the ti when Seth simply cut a rough formation into the stone, following Al's instructions. Evee drew a much more complicated magic circle on the floor using a special chalk, that turn into a thin layer of crystal when she finished it with a spell.
According to her, the portal they opened using this beacon and formation, would be much more stable and predictable than the makeshift solution Seth experienced the first ti. Before Evee returned to Legion, the golems and Bent had already returned with the Materials.
"Bent? What is he doing here? Why is he with the golem knights?" "I wanted to leave the explanation for when we were out of this place..." Seth said with a sigh and started giving Evee a summary of what had happened.
"Can I leave explaining it to the others to you?"
"Fine, I will make sure the guild guys don't rip Bent apart before he gets a chance to talk."
The immortal witch had aptly read his intentions and agreed to make sure there were no unfortunate circumstances before they returned to Delta. With that, Evee and Bent both entered Legion, while the golems started bringing in the chests and boxes of materials.
One by one they squeezed through the tight entrance and tunnel. Since there were not too many it didn't take long to cut a groove into the wall of the tunnel and store them inside. With everything set in place, Seth started filling up the tunnel and crevasse with the rubble from his mining.
Having the tight natural crevasse at the from and everything filled in with rocks, there was little chance anyone would find the place easily. Stepping outside, Seth switched back to the Helm of Hades and turned to return the golems to legion.
"Where do you little birdies think you are going?" a screech echoed through the valley.
Before Seth could store the golems, one of the golem knights suddenly had a hole punched through his chest from behind. A shard hand was sticking out from its breastplate. At the end of the arm, Seth saw a man covered in dried blood.
His eyes widened in surprise, ripped open from shock when he saw the man's status with
With almost all his attributes above 600, he was even above Seth in his full load out, rivaling the base strength of the better golem knights. But this was not the most shocking thing, the man's list of skills was so long that Seth didn't even have to ti to scroll to the end, much less read any of them before things progressed.
"What the- What is this empty thing?" Dragos exclaid pulling his arm out of the unfazed golem and evading the golem counter strike.
He evaded the golem's attack and with an overwhelming kick, he folded the walking armor like a piece of paper. The golem knight in question was catapulted into the mountainside where it was buried in broken rocks.
But when Dragos turned to the other figures he had seen, they were already gone. Seth had sneakily packed them away and decided to observe the man. Combing through his list of skills while he was struggling with the golem.
There were a lot of magic skills, but it didn't seem like the man in question was trained to use them in battle. He was mostly fighting using a mix of hand-to-hand combat and weaponless martial arts. But this was enough to make the golem struggle like a helpless rag doll thanks to his trendous stats further buffed by many passive skills.
User Comments
0 comments from readers