Whether they were asleep or awake when sealed by the Dwarf Vein Sealing Technique, the Giant slaves all appeared extrely aged, yet their bodies showed no signs of decay.
Their manner of death is quite mysterious.
It can be seen as, when the Dwarf Vein Sealing Technique was successfully executed, they were effectively killed at that mont.
Alternatively, it can be viewed that they collectively aged rapidly to death the mont Giharin lifted the seal, with their flesh showing only a façade. The Giant children among them certainly wouldn’t grow up and die of old age in a re instant; this kind of ti reversal affects more the soul.
Those without a soul or having eternal life, like the Stone Spike, were not influenced whatsoever; everything about them, including mories, stayed as it was at the mont of the sealing.
These groups of Giant slaves were quite diverse; most Giant ordinal tribes could be seen, though predominantly Stone Giants, followed by Hill Giants, with only a small number of Fire and Frost Giants, and rely one Cloud Giant of noble status among them. The highest-ranking Storm Giant was absent.
The total count exceeded estimates, surpassing twelve hundred, for it included not only adult Giants but also won and children whom the Dwarves allowed to propagate here.
Even in the present, or during the Age of Giants, that is no small number.
Their enormous body type destined their frightening consumption of food; an entire year’s output of a small manor would likely fail to sustain a Giant’s family of three.
During both the Age of the Giant Dragon and the Age of Giants, though empires had vast territories, the numbers of Dragons and Giants never reached ten thousand, let alone millions.
For a Giant Empire to possess over ten thousand Giants was already quite remarkable.
Giants primarily served as nobility, ruling and enslaving large numbers of smaller races to farm, forge, and serve them.
In large Giant cities, the number of Giants rarely exceeded one thousand.
This once again demonstrated the forr glory and might of the Dwarves in this place.
Even if these Giant slaves were turned into corpses, to Gaven they still held so value.
The Skeleton Cannon being researched at Weizemay Manor primarily used various skeletal remains as materials.
Ordinary people’s skeletons and those of Giants are surely different; more accurately, it should be associated with high Life Dice creatures, including Transcendent or Legendary Professionals.
Their flesh was infused and tempered by professional magic power, rendering higher compatibility with various elents, including Negative Energy.
The potential to create Skeleton Cannons from these Giant bones is higher, and their power greater.
However, concerning this matter, most intelligent beings harbor taboos, preferring not to make it plain if possible.
Displayed at Weizemay Manor were mostly Ghost Grape Wine, Ghost Eye Blindfold, and Ghost Cloak; these magic items related to Shadow not only avoided taboo but drew people eagerly towards them.
Gaven had often encountered individuals showcasing their skills in gear produced by his establishnt right before him. Though initially sowhat proud, now it has beco routine.
What genuinely aroused everyone’s interest was in the deepest part of the Giant slave quarters, where they discovered an iron door, larger and thicker, exuding dazzling magic fluctuations.
This was evidently the treasury of the Kingdom of Supre Shanata.
Their intention of using these Giant slaves to guard the treasure was all too clear.
Gaven and his group once again employed the sa tactic, easily infiltrating the interior of this cache.
Even those present who were not ordinary people couldn’t help but exclaim and discuss in astonishnt.
"Why are there so many pieces of equipnt sized for Giants? Did we enter a Dwarf treasury or a Giant’s?"
"Giant Full Body Armor, there is actually Giant Full Body Armor here, and not just one set, but as many as ten sets. Steel plates an inch thick—can anyone penetrate them with brute force? A Giant wearing such armor would undoubtedly be the ruler of the land, invincible."
"These armors are not newly forged but war trophies. The Dwarves can’t use them, so they are just heaped up here as treasure, possibly ant to arm those Giant slaves when necessary."
"Over here, this is the true masterpiece of Supre Shanata Dwarves’ tallurgy: Dwarf Fine Steel Heavy Armor!"
"There is enough Dwarf Fine Steel Heavy Armor here to equip a unit of a thousand heavy-armored troops, at least!"
"Far more than that; what’s displayed here are the premium pieces. There are also boxes of non-premium armors. I think equipping three thousand n should be no problem."
"Huh? This glass seems sowhat different from ordinary glass."
"Indeed a bit different. This is a by-product of Dicheng City’s refining and forging process. It not only has the extraordinary ability to absorb Fire Elent, but it also absorbs a large amount of steel elents, possessing hardness comparable to steel. We call it steel glass, also known as air glass, because it contains multiple air layers, making it lighter than ordinary glass."
"Tempered glass? Let try! Haha... It’s incredibly good, simply incredible. Earlier, I was worried about finding materials for making Cloud Manta equipnt, and unexpectedly this unique material is produced here. What is the output of this air glass?"
"The output is not very high, because they are ford by the Heat-Drain Furnace long-term heating, extracting small amounts of sand and stone from dry and hot rock layers, repeatedly subjected to high temperatures and calcination; each ti cleaned during furnace maintenance, yielding a bit over a ton each month. It’s an excellent material for helt visors, minimizing the impact on vision without reducing the helt’s defense capability. You see, all of these Dwarf Fine Steel Heavy Armor use this material."
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