Chapter 30
CHAPTER 30
COOPERATION
After designing and crafting the first piece of what will eventually bee his main armor set, Lino once again hit a hurdle . As he didn't expect that his effort would reward him with a Soul Armor piece, he didn't take into consideration the fact that it would breach the norm and give him opportunity to craft a set . However much of a blessing it was, it was also a headache . After all, Set Armors – especially those with a Soul Armor at their core – couldn't be made casually . There were very specific requirements both in terms of visual design, practicality and even arrays that could be inscribed on them . Since he didn't have a plan on designing a whole set, now that he had to he was unable to plan it all from scratch and build each piece to support each other from core . This meant that, even when he finished all four pieces required for the Set, it still wouldn't be perfect . However, he wasn't discouraged; in the end, he treated it as yet another challenge and decided not to be rash about it . He could no longer design pieces independently, so before he had concrete and foolproof designs for all three remaining pieces – helmet, shoulder pads and arm greaves – he wouldn't start crafting anything .
He had also informed Eggor of his success when the latter returned . After a few minutes of digesting the shocking information, Eggor also shared some of his own experiences when it came to designing sets . Lino learned that only the core armor of the Set could be worn independently and retain stats and benefits, while others could neither be worn independently nor without the core piece . In addition, supporting pieces had to follow the general design of the core armor, while arrays inscribed could only be auxiliary . That is to say, Lino wouldn't be able to inscribe something like
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