Ron could only see one arm of the colossus, but even that arm was hundreds of ters long, covered with intricate rune circuits and energy conduits.
In the palm of the giant, a tal plate the size of a house was half-open.
Within the gap of the tal plate, a tall figure over two ters high was busy working.
That was the Great Wizard Weinard.
But at this mont, he looked completely different from the image seen at the evaluation eting.
Dozens of chanical tentacles extended from his void remains, each with independent operational capabilities.
So tentacles held precise welding tools, others wielded rune carving knives, and so operated various testing devices.
"Hmph, are you so shocked by the spectacular sight of my domain that you’re speechless?"
Weinard’s voice ca from the projection, but he didn’t lift his head, still focusing on his work:
"I say, Ron, since I gave you the void remains contact badge voluntarily, naturally I want you to interact with frequently."
His tone carried clear dissatisfaction:
"You’ve had it for a few days already, and yet you only thought to contact today?
Do you think this old man has no value, or are you afraid I’ll ask you for so favor?"
Ron quickly apologized:
"I’m very sorry, Professor Weinard. I’ve been busy these past few days, and honestly, I didn’t know how to contact you properly..."
"Alright, alright, no need for pleasantries."
Weinard waved a chanical tentacle, a gesture that clearly showed impatience:
"Young people always feel that communicating with elders is a burden. Just say, what brings you to today?"
Ron took a deep breath, organizing his words:
"It’s like this, I want to ask your advice on the technique of alchemy item fusion and remodelling.
I have two items that I hope to integrate their advantages to create equipnt more suitable for my use."
Upon hearing this, Weinard finally stopped his work.
He turned around, his silver eyes showing a light of interest:
"Fusion and remodelling of alchemy items? An interesting topic. Let see those treasures of yours."
He extended a chanical tentacle, pointing to the edge of the projection:
"Stick the items onto the badge I gave you, I can sense their structure and essence approximately through the void remains."
Following the instructions, Ron first placed the "Eyes of True Wisdom" talisman onto the silver badge’s surface.
The next mont, the badge emitted a brighter light, accompanied by Weinard’s thoughtful voice:
"Hmm...a work of the Blake Clan.
The choice of materials is very good, using a deep-sea giant eye’s crystal, with so void sand mixed in."
He paused for a mont, his tone turning slightly severe:
"But the technical approach is indeed sowhat sloppy, it’s clear the maker has a solid theoretical foundation, but lacks practical experience.
The precision of the rune carving can only be considered middle, and there’s noticeable redundancy in the design of the energy circuit."
Weinard pondered for a mont:
"But all that aside, for a non-professional alchemist, achieving this level is already comndable.
The core concept of this item is valuable—enhancing spiritual perception accuracy through multiple filters."
Next, Ron placed the "Eyes of Ti" onto the badge.
This ti, Weinard’s silence clearly lasted longer.
When he spoke again, his voice carried a complex emotion:
"This item..." The silver figure paced slowly within the colossus, the chanical tentacles moving unconsciously:
"The crafting technique is quite primitive, yet extrely effective. I can sense a real essence of a Ti Lord sealed within."
His tone grew deeper:
"This crafting thod... seems to have involved so form of ’compression’ and ’sealing’ of a living Ti Lord.
Very bloody, very cruel, but undeniably, the effect is astonishing."
Weinard turned to the projection, his silver eyes showing complex light:
"In terms of value, this is an extrely precious treasure.
Items enhancing ti perception are rare collectibles even at our level.
Clearly, Cassandra holds you in high regard."
Ron’s heart stirred, as he was about to explain, Weinard interrupted with a wave:
"No need to explain, I’m not interested in those sches and intrigues."
The Great Wizard chuckled lightly, refocusing on the technical aspect:
"The key now is, what kind of fusion effect do you want to achieve? Do you wish to retain all functions of both items, or make compromises?"
This question made Ron ponder.
"I hope to retain the ti perception ability while obtaining more precise spiritual detection functionality."
He carefully organized his words: "If possible, I’d also like to remove any potential external control or surveillance features."
"Wise thought." Weinard nodded approvingly:
"Independence is indeed very important for alchemy equipnt. Now, let teach you so basic techniques of fusion and remodelling."
In the following two hours, Weinard detailed various technical aspects of alchemy item fusion.
From material compatibility analysis to redesign of energy circuits, to the removal and resetting of spiritual imprints, he explained every step thoroughly.
"Rember, the key during fusion is maintaining energy balance."
While controlling his chanical tentacles to demonstrate complex gestures, Weinard explained:
"Two different energy systems are like two different languages. You need to find their common grammar and then establish a translation chanism."
Ron carefully recorded every crucial point, occasionally raising questions and seeking advice.
Weinard’s patience surprised him; this Great Wizard clearly enjoyed the process of academic exchange.
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