Chapter 214: Refusal
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About two days had passed since Valyr informed Wells regarding the Spear Scholar class, as well as the remaining requirements the latter needed to fulfill in order to ascend to it as his Rank 1 class.
Unsurprisingly, by the time Wells had returned to the smithy on the day Valyr informed him of the requirements, he was successful in completing the one requirement that required him to head to the combat training hall. With that, he and Valyr talked about the final requirement needed for the man to ascend to the Spear Scholar class.
Thanks to his past experience, the process in completing the remaining requirement was smooth sailing for the most part, with Valyr aiding Wells along the way. Though, as luck would have it, the two of them were halted at the very final step of the remaining requirement, causing both of them to be somewhat glum as they thought about what they could do to make sure they'd get the requirement done on the following day.
Fortunately, luck was on their side after the two of them woke up the following day, with there being no hiccups in the overall process as Wells finally completed the final requirement needed to ascend to the Spear Scholar class. With that, it went without saying that Wells went through the ascension process in the smithy's living quarters, officially becoming a Spear Scholar by the time the sun had set.
In the meantime, after helping Wells out with his remaining requirement, Valyr spent most of his time completing the custom orders that had piled up during the past couple days, focusing on completing Tryndall's saber, as well as Arcenne's light armor set first.
During that time, he had also allocated over half of his unused XP towards increasing his level, bringing it up to Level 18. Naturally, he had evenly allocated the free stat points he had gained from the level up towards both DEX and INT.
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"Phew. Finally done with the chestplate. Three more pieces to go and I'll be done with Arcenne's armor." Wiping off the sweat from his forehead, Valyr placed the forging hammer he had been wielding all this time to the side as he activated [Analysis] on the chestplate he had just finished refining. After reading through the entirety of its description, he nodded in satisfaction before taking a look at how the smithy was operating.
Ding!
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[(+15) Azure Cyclone Chestplate] (Level 35)
Rarity: Rare
Defense: 109 - 182
Additional Attributes:
> VIT +5
> STR +4
A chestplate mainly forged using azure iron infused with Water Essence and Wind Essence, the blacksmith that had forged this piece of armor made sure to not leave any imperfections behind, utilizing their mastery over forging as a true prodigy to make sure that it would bolster the wearer's defense to its utmost limits.
This chestplate… description has been omitted.
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About two days had passed since Valyr informed Wells regarding the Spear Scholar class, as well as the remaining requirements the latter needed to fulfill in order to ascend to it as his Rank 1 class.
Unsurprisingly, by the time Wells had returned to the smithy on the day Valyr informed him of the requirements, he was successful in completing the one requirement that required him to head to the combat training hall. With that, he and Valyr talked about the final requirement needed for the man to ascend to the Spear Scholar class.
Thanks to his past experience, the process in completing the remaining requirement was smooth sailing for the most part, with Valyr aiding Wells along the way. Though, as luck would have it, the two of them were halted at the very final step of the remaining requirement, causing both of them to be somewhat glum as they thought about what they could do to make sure they'd get the requirement done on the following day.
Fortunately, luck was on their side after the two of them woke up the following day, with there being no hiccups in the overall process as Wells finally completed the final requirement needed to ascend to the Spear Scholar class. With that, it went without saying that Wells went through the ascension process in the smithy's living quarters, officially becoming a Spear Scholar by the time the sun had set.
In the meantime, after helping Wells out with his remaining requirement, Valyr spent most of his time completing the custom orders that had piled up during the past couple days, focusing on completing Tryndall's saber, as well as Arcenne's light armor set first.
During that time, he had also allocated over half of his unused XP towards increasing his level, bringing it up to Level 18. Naturally, he had evenly allocated the free stat points he had gained from the level up towards both DEX and INT.
…
"Phew. Finally done with the chestplate. Three more pieces to go and I'll be done with Arcenne's armor." Wiping off the sweat from his forehead, Valyr placed the forging hammer he had been wielding all this time to the side as he activated [Analysis] on the chestplate he had just finished refining. After reading through the entirety of its description, he nodded in satisfaction before taking a look at how the smithy was operating.
Ding!
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[(+15) Azure Cyclone Chestplate] (Level 35)
Rarity: Rare
Defense: 109 - 182
Additional Attributes:
> VIT +5
> STR +4
A chestplate mainly forged using azure iron infused with Water Essence and Wind Essence, the blacksmith that had forged this piece of armor made sure to not leave any imperfections behind, utilizing their mastery over forging as a true prodigy to make sure that it would bolster the wearer's defense to its utmost limits.
This chestplate… description has been omitted.
About two days had passed since Valyr informed Wells regarding the Spear Scholar class, as well as the remaining requirements the latter needed to fulfill in order to ascend to it as his Rank 1 class.Unsurprisingly, by the time Wells had returned to the smithy on the day Valyr informed him of the requirements, he was successful in completing the one requirement that required him to head to the combat training hall. With that, he and Valyr talked about the final requirement needed for the man to ascend to the Spear Scholar class.Thanks to his past experience, the process in completing the remaining requirement was smooth sailing for the most part, with Valyr aiding Wells along the way. Though, as luck would have it, the two of them were halted at the very final step of the remaining requirement, causing both of them to be somewhat glum as they thought about what they could do to make sure they'd get the requirement done on the following day.Fortunately, luck was on their side after the two of them woke up the following day, with there being no hiccups in the overall process as Wells finally completed the final requirement needed to ascend to the Spear Scholar class. With that, it went without saying that Wells went through the ascension process in the smithy's living quarters, officially becoming a Spear Scholar by the time the sun had set.In the meantime, after helping Wells out with his remaining requirement, Valyr spent most of his time completing the custom orders that had piled up during the past couple days, focusing on completing Tryndall's saber, as well as Arcenne's light armor set first.During that time, he had also allocated over half of his unused XP towards increasing his level, bringing it up to Level 18. Naturally, he had evenly allocated the free stat points he had gained from the level up towards both DEX and INT."Phew. Finally done with the chestplate. Three more pieces to go and I'll be done with Arcenne's armor." Wiping off the sweat from his forehead, Valyr placed the forging hammer he had been wielding all this time to the side as he activated Analysis on the chestplate he had just finished refining. After reading through the entirety of its description, he nodded in satisfaction before taking a look at how the smithy was operating.Ding!+15 Azure Cyclone Chestplate Level 35Rarity: RareDefense: 109 - 182Additional Attributes: VIT +5 STR +4A chestplate mainly forged using azure iron infused with Water Essence and Wind Essence, the blacksmith that had forged this piece of armor made sure to not leave any imperfections behind, utilizing their mastery over forging as a true prodigy to make sure that it would bolster the wearer's defense to its utmost limits.This chestplate description has been omitted.
