"I was wondering why these Dwarf Heavy Armors looked so strange, and now I see the reason."
"If this Air Glass is coated with black, it can be made into sunglasses, effectively protecting the underground races with dark vision—Gnoll Goggles are made this way."
"Unfortunately, the production quantity is a bit too low."
"The low output is because the Colossus Underground City is not operating at full capacity. Since it’s a byproduct of the Heat-Drain Furnace, the longer the furnace operates, the more heat it absorbs, naturally increasing the production output."
"Once we can produce them in batches, it becos feasible. We can mimic their production conditions, design specialized production equipnt, and allocate more energy to facilitate mass production."
"I must admit, up until now, we have only been able to operate and perform basic maintainance on the Colossus Underground City. The idea of replicating its construction, especially the core Heat-Drain Furnace, is far beyond our capabilities."
"Everything can be learned. Just because we can’t do it now, doesn’t an we won’t be able to in the future. Our imdiate priority is not innovation, but understanding everything thoroughly and getting the entire iron mine fully operational. This is our primary goal."
The weight of the Supre Shanata Treasury far exceeds what anyone had imagined.
Among them, there are more than three hundred sets of armor sized for Giants, including twelve extrely rare Giant Full Body Armors, each up to eight ters tall. They are draped over life-sized stone statues of Giants, resembling Iron Golems.
Not to ntion the Transcendent, even Legendary Warriors of dium build would struggle to break through their defenses with their swords—it has reached a point where it’s no longer about quality, but sheer volu.
The number of large and colossal weapons is even greater, totaling over a thousand, mainly composed of maces and axe-hamrs. Those who wield such weapons typically lack agility, focusing primarily on Strength Body—certainly taking the "one strength subdues ten skills" approach.
These Giant equipnts are quite disorganized, and their quality varies greatly, clearly not crafted by one person, or even one race.
They were all spoils of war seized by the Dwarves of the Kingdom of Supre Shanata, and there were none within their race who could use them. Their own forged equipnt was superior, not worth recycling or reforging for resources.
Theoretically, they could equip those Giant Slaves, but they couldn’t be trusted with too much.
Thus, their greatest value was to be placed in the treasury, demonstrated to proclaim their strength and rember their glorious history.
This is evident from the way they are arranged.
The twelve statues draped in Giant Full Body Armor stand as if they are twelve Guardians defending this place, possessing imnse visual impact.
So of the more exquisite armor and weapons are not just randomly placed, but are enclosed in special transparent glass cases, giving off a strong exhibition feel.
If these Giant equipnts are considered miscellaneous, then the rows of display cabinets containing the Dwarf Fine Steel Heavy Armor are standard issue—many of the sizes and designs are identical, clearly forged ticulously on an assembly line.
Don’t equate assembly lines with inferior quality.
What truly determines quality is the material used. Even legendary smiths have a slim chance of producing fine products with inferior materials.
If the materials are of high quality, then even assembly line-produced items can easily be masterpieces.
The Supre Shanata Dwarf products are undoubtedly of the latter category.
The materials used for these Dwarf Fine Steel Heavy Armor are unquestionably excellent, all made from premium fine steel produced in the Colossus Underground City, shaped under countless strikes of the Steam Hamr, characterized by a strong Dwarf style—solid, rustic, and reliable.
These Dwarf Fine Steel Heavy Armors are full sets, which include boots, armor, helts, and bracers, and even co with a Dwarf Heavy Shield and Dwarf Spike Hamr, along with five Dwarf Throwing Axes.
Among them are small masterpieces flickering with a Magic Aura, at least 1 or 2 magic equipnt.
There are as many as two thousand sets of such equipnt.
This ans that if Gaven had two thousand Dwarves who had undergone basic military training, he could imdiately organize a two-thousand-strong Dwarf Heavy Infantry Legion.
Even if there are no Dwarves, it doesn’t matter. As long as those skilled spellcasters help with spell-assisted adjustnts, the equipnt can be modified to fit any dium humanoid creature, whether Humans or Hobgoblins.
The market value of these two thousand sets alone starts at twenty million, and only goes higher.
Such a large quantity of heavy arms, that even makes King Giharin’s heart race with envy.
In terms of numbers alone, the equipnt stock they accumulated over three centuries in the Iron Clan pales in comparison.
Various Dwarf Scale Armor, Dwarf Chainmail, and Dwarf Weapons are scattered all over, piled up in crates, exuding an oily sheen as if freshly maintained.
These scattered equipnts are enough to arm another three thousand people to the teeth.
Their quantity is vast, but they are far less valuable than the previous two thousand sets of Dwarf Heavy Armor. However, their market price still exceeds ten million.
Most importantly, such a massive supply of weaponry is often priceless on the market.
Gaven’s previous agreent with King Giharin for the equipnt trade was just to gather a million, to arm a three-thousand-strong legion with various scattered pieces as his main force.
As a result, the Dwarves of Supre Shanata left a thirty-million treasure chest for their descendants, which now falls entirely to him.
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