In fact, the three judges from the start had been paying great attention to Kale from the mont he started suppressing the Beast Will through the use of killing intent.
Though it was praiseworthy for a newly awakened like Kale to be able to think of such an out-of-the-box thod of suppression, in the end, it remained a temporary asure of suppression.
Yet, Kale delivered them one shock after another. The mont Kale gained access to his mana pool and used his mana to suppress the Beast Will, a shocked look appeared on the faces of the judges. Kale’s total capacity of mana was five tis the average Awakened.
Even for great geniuses of any awakened pathway, the highest that was ever recorded was four tis the normal capacity. That person was one of the previous Emperors, who existed a few centuries earlier; he was one of the greatest geniuses in history.
Even so, the Toolcraft Grandmaster could only shake with a sigh, "What a pity, though he is a once-in-a-century talent. In this case, his massive pool of mana still won’t help."
The Pillcraft Grandmaster nodded, "Only Artificers possess the sedative quality in their mana, which can put a Beast Will into a hibernating state temporarily. A tar like him would not have such a quality in his mana, not to ntion because of the Curse, the Beast Will’s retaliation, which he is facing, is far more violent."
The Toolcrafter Judge added once more in a heavy tone, "This test is designed in such a way that no one can successfully make the Magic artifact. Only the best of the best, with the densest sedative quality in their mana, can temporarily put the Beast Will to sleep, which would create a small window to complete the artifact, only for it to break down after a few seconds."
"Very few would even make it to the temporary completion, and only those handful can join the Association. That is the minimum requirent."
Just as the man was about to speak more, the words died on his throat when he saw that Kale was actually able to suppress and bind down the Beast Will, but not because his mana had a sedative quality in it; rather, his mana was extrely domineering.
Though the Toolcrafter was not shocked because of that, rather it was due to the fine control of that enormous amount of mana, which Kale just displayed on his first try. It was unprecedented.
Then ca the most shocking part, the straw that eventually broke the cal’s back was Kale’s sudden Enlightennt for the core principles that stand at the heart of all Toolcrafting processes in general.
But Kale himself remained unaware of all this, as he was lost in the art of Toolcraft. The brightness of the enlightennt enveloped him completely.
The Beast Will understood that it could not fight against Kale, as a wave of magnificent pressure descended upon it, which the Will could not fight against. The ethereal creature started to whimper, but there was not an ounce of rcy in Kale’s eyes.
When the white vein-like roots from the Beast finally covered the entire Black Wooden Dagger, with one last roar of defiance, the Beast Will was forced into a lucid state.
After which, the entire structure of the dagger started to glow, along with the Beast Core and the shining white veins. The roots, which had only been on the surface, began to sink deeper, becoming completely one with the dagger.
The Toolcraft process was finally completed.
The mont this process was completed, the soft brownish radiant halo of mana that was surrounding him all this ti suddenly rushed inside his body through the pores of his skin. Kale felt instantly energized, as if all the ntal or physical injuries he had sustained during Toolcrafting had been healed.
A barrage of notifications flashed in his retina.
[You have successfully made a Pseudo Apprentice rank Magic Artifact.]
[You have successfully learned the process of Toolcrafting]
[You have Awakened the Partial Pathway of Toolcraft]
[Due to your high comprehension and Enlightennt gained during the very first attempt of Toolcrafting, your innate affinity towards Toolcrafting has increased from 50% to 70%]
[You have gained the skill EfficientToolcrafting-lv1]
Kale did not imdiately look at the notifications; rather, his hand softly gripped the hilt of the Dagger of his creation, a rush of power filled him, and the mont his fingers touched the item. Kale could instinctively tell that he could perhaps pierce through a concrete wall of brick with a single stab of this Dagger, with ease.
However, his delighted introspection on the artifact of his own creation was forced to halt as a booming voice echoed through the test area: "Candidate Kale, beco my apprentice...."
At first, there was pin-drop silence. Yet the next mont,
Shock and disbelief spread through the mass of candidates. In fact, most thought that they were perhaps hearing things and dared not believe their own ears.
Kale looked up towards the platform. The man who spoke those words was none other than the giant-looking man in the brown robe; it was the Toolcraft Grandmaster. His gaze was no longer cold. Kale could tell that the man ant what he said, which was why Kale was greatly surprised.
He didn’t yet realize the miracles he had accomplished. His expression beca puzzled.
Noticing his confused gaze, the Grandmaster spoke up once more, straight to the point, his voice this ti directed towards all the candidates, "Amongst the 150 candidates within this section, 80 have failed within 1 minute after touching the Beast Core. Unable to suppress the Beast Will."
"50 have failed before even starting the integration process between the Beast Will and the Wooden Dagger."
"14 more have failed in the process of Integration..."
"5 have temporarily succeeded in the creation of the Magic Tool."
"And only one has succeeded in permanently forming the Magic Tool. That one person is Candidate Kale."
"Despite being a Tar Awakened and a cursed existence, Kale, you have accomplished sothing that few in the history of this test have achieved."
The Toolcraft Grandmaster reiterated in a commanding tone, "So listen to , boy, accept as your master; there is no need for you to continue this test."
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