Now that he was about to leave, and had already had his fun, Lex spread his spirit sense over the entire city. What did it matter if he learned everything there was to know about this place? He was done trying to imrse himself into ordinary life.
From what he could tell, body cultivation was the orthodox cultivation path in this place. It made sense. On earth body cultivation was a lot harder than spiritual cultivation because there weren't enough resources that supported body cultivation, but that didn't seem to be the situation here.
Back then, zombie cores had beco very popular because of how they supported body cultivation. But here, Lex had already spotted countless fruits that were considered normal, everyday fruits that people ate as snacks that were even more effective than zombie cores.
Of course, that was because this was a new realm and was packed with extrely concentrated spiritual energy, but even if it was temporary, this was the reality these people were living in. It did not matter to them how rare these fruits were on the outside, because here they were normal.
With that in mind, what can Lex do that would be considered a really big deal here? He could think of a few things, to be honest. He could either do sothing that reinforced the body cultivation system, but better, or introduce sothing from the spiritual cultivation thod.
But what should he do?
Unable to decide, Lex pulled out a coin, closed his eyes, and flipped it. If it landed on heads, he'd do a tournant style elimination thod to give the final winner an award. If it landed on tails, he'd leave a monunt in the middle of the city that no one could destroy or move, which would only give out its technique to soone suitable.
The sound of sothing cracking attracted his attention, and he opened his eyes to the sight of the coin embedded into the roof, revealing the tail side facing him. Since it's on the roof, does the tail being visible an that heads is actually on top?
After a quick consideration, Lex decided to stick to tails.
Lex naturally did not have the ans to create such a random monunt out of nothing, nor did he happen to have one such thing on him at the mont. But what he did have was a ring with the soul of a dragon.
He had already learnt that dragons lived an incredibly long ti, which ant that they were easily prone to boredom, and so partook in many activities no one would expect, from watching plays, reading books, playing video gas and more. Hosting random tournants and randomly dropping such monunts to stir up their subordinate races was included in those activities.
He explained to Pel what he wanted to do, and the trusty ring spirit quickly searched its mories for a suitable thod that could be used by Lex. Once again, the issue was that he was too weak to use most of the techniques used by dragons, and so he had to rely on one of the training techniques as well. But even though it was rely a training technique to manufacture sothing, it was more than enough to fulfill Lex's needs.
After thanking Spong-e for the over 100 burgers he made for Lex, and leaving behind a healing serum as well as a reward for Pat, who had taken a beating trying to stop Plank, Lex teleported away.
He had to focus on learning the technique, and then quickly making a nice, eye-catching monunt which would also serve as a treasure which would select soone suitable and transmit techniques to him or her.
Normally, when one imagined treasure manufacturing, they would imagine an assembly line or sothing being made by heavy machinery, or maybe sothing being made piece by piece by a blacksmith if they were old fashioned. But dragons had an entirely different way to manufacture things.
Lex took out a number of various tals and ores from his spatial bangle, and then visualized the monunt he wanted to make, as well as its capabilities.
He doubted he'd succeed on the first try, but he was a quick learner, so it shouldn't take too long.
Lex summoned a Glyph that he was really excited to use- the Dragons breath Glyph!
He felt heat build up in the back of his throat, and after aiming at the ores, began to breath out a thin streak of yellowish-
golden flas.
Fed by his spiritual energy as well as Domination, his flas were more than just hot! They were completely overbearing!
The ores began to lt and then purify on their own, while the other tals began moving within the flas, as if invisible hands were controlling them. The trick was to accomplish everything using only one breath, which was the real obstacle, considering Lex's lungs were much smaller than a dragons.
But the challenge excited him. He tried to follow the instructions of the technique, and began molding the tals together to form a new alloy, which was taking the shape that he desired. Pleased to discover that this was actually easier than he had anticipated, Lex doubled his focus and spent the next few hours crafting a large monunt that looked like a faceless man sitting atop a dragon.
Alongside its physical shape, he also began to mold the functionality of the monunt, using Domination as the foundation for all of it. For dragons, their will was enough to shape many things, and as such, their manufacturing techniques followed the sa pattern.
Technically speaking, they weren't the best treasure manufacturers in the universe, or even the Origin realm, but no one would say that to their faces. But, for Lex's purpose, this was good enough.
The day eventually ca to a close, and the city of Torrinwood went to sleep still excited about the events of the previous day. It would probably be talked about for a very long ti, they thought. But they had no idea what was in store for them the next day.
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