Chapter 106: Lumenite Plate
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Chapter 106: Lumenite Plate
The first human to successfully mine Lumenite Ore.
Yao Shen realized he might very well have claimed that accomplishment for himself. His hands were trembling as he inspected the chunk of Lumenite Ore in his hands. The sheer amount of Qi contained within the small aquamarine crystal ore was a marvel to witness through touch and were it not for the seal and unchange properties imposed upon it by Runebound Oresplitters hammer, the volatile ore would have long since exploded in his hands. This chapter is updated by nov(e)(l)biin.com
Do not worry so much, Vondar advised. While Lumenite is violent, it is not unpredictable. It adheres to the laws of this science you have revealed to me and there is hundreds of years of empirical evidence to back it even if most of it has been passed down through word of mouth. Us Dwarves would not have utilized such a metal if the price for forging a single suit of armor was paid in the blood of our prized craftsmen.
I understand, Yao Shen replied half-heartedly. Knowing that all the evidence pointed towards the seal and unchange runes being completely effective could only count for so much assurance when he was working with the Earth Equivalent of a live grenade held in stasis.
He gingerly walked towards the large, reinforced anvil that had been placed in the center of the Lumenite Mine at his instruction by Wenjun Long. His expression was strained as he placed the chunk of ore closer to himself than the center of the anvil.
Remember, the instruction you have received in the forge only applies to regular metals, Vondar reminded, his tone stern. You are not forging Lumenite Ore, in the traditional meaning of the word, no you are affecting change onto its very nature by invoking the corresponding greater rune. Do not apply additional force when none is needed.
Thank you, Yao Shen replied, as he gazed upon the delicate chunk of ore. Vondar had lectured him at length on the intricacies of working with Lumenite, but nevertheless he was grateful for the reminder. There need be no dearth of precautions whilst working with a metal that could result in countless casualties if the mine was destabilized.
His gaze firmed and Yao Shen allowed himself to fall into a state of complete focus as all his worries, his desires and his insecurities faded into the distance. All that was remaining was his objective as he entered a near meditative trance that he had only mastered after decades of cultivating, often in seclusion.
It was no longer a question of if he could or could not forge a set of Lumenite Armor.
He would.
He focused his Fire Qi and directed it towards his hands, letting a few minutes pass by him as he observed it. Fine-tuning the stream of flames was done with Vondars guidance and only after he was satisfied did he begin the heat-treating process.
Yao Shens expression progressively paled as he saw the aquamarine crystal ore turn deeper and deeper shades of reddish-orange, but not once did he let the stream of flames he was applying fluctuate in the slightest.
Stop! Vondar finally issued the command and Yao Shen immediately cut off the supply of Qi. The impurities should have been cleansed by now. Let the metal cool, we shall resume in an hour.
Yao Shen gladly stepped away from the heated Lumenite Sheet, choosing to spend the next hour cultivating at the entrance of the Lumenite Mine.
When he returned to the anvil, the half-forged Lumenite Sheet had thankfully returned to its aquamarine brilliance.
Yao Shen had to admit that if there was one process he had been cautiously looking forward to, it was the rolling process. He had not heard of a forging method remotely as odd or unique as it, but it was rather fascinating to know how intentional every aspect of Runebound Oresplitters design was.
First, he placed the cylindrical baton on the anvil, a little distance away from the Lumenite Sheet.
Then, true to the process name, Yao Shen began to roll it to and fro with incredible speed, the entire process lasting a minute or so.
The originally flat sheet of Lumenite was now curved, so Yao Shen carefully reached for it with his hand and flipped it, forming a miniature hill on the anvils surface. He then, under Vondars guidance, proceeded to roll the armor subsequently at two different angles to form a crease that ran just below the chest region.
It over twenty four hours for him to just manufacture the center piece of a Lumenite Armor, but Yao Shen had done it on his own, as a novice craftsman.
A loud, resounding sound echoed out as Yao Shen brought his hammer down, applying the unchange property on the center piece.
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Chapter 106: Lumenite Plate
The first human to successfully mine Lumenite Ore.
Yao Shen realized he might very well have claimed that accomplishment for himself. His hands were trembling as he inspected the chunk of Lumenite Ore in his hands. The sheer amount of Qi contained within the small aquamarine crystal ore was a marvel to witness through touch and were it not for the seal and unchange properties imposed upon it by Runebound Oresplitters hammer, the volatile ore would have long since exploded in his hands. This chapter is updated by nov(e)(l)biin.com
Do not worry so much, Vondar advised. While Lumenite is violent, it is not unpredictable. It adheres to the laws of this science you have revealed to me and there is hundreds of years of empirical evidence to back it even if most of it has been passed down through word of mouth. Us Dwarves would not have utilized such a metal if the price for forging a single suit of armor was paid in the blood of our prized craftsmen.
I understand, Yao Shen replied half-heartedly. Knowing that all the evidence pointed towards the seal and unchange runes being completely effective could only count for so much assurance when he was working with the Earth Equivalent of a live grenade held in stasis.
He gingerly walked towards the large, reinforced anvil that had been placed in the center of the Lumenite Mine at his instruction by Wenjun Long. His expression was strained as he placed the chunk of ore closer to himself than the center of the anvil.
Remember, the instruction you have received in the forge only applies to regular metals, Vondar reminded, his tone stern. You are not forging Lumenite Ore, in the traditional meaning of the word, no you are affecting change onto its very nature by invoking the corresponding greater rune. Do not apply additional force when none is needed.
Thank you, Yao Shen replied, as he gazed upon the delicate chunk of ore. Vondar had lectured him at length on the intricacies of working with Lumenite, but nevertheless he was grateful for the reminder. There need be no dearth of precautions whilst working with a metal that could result in countless casualties if the mine was destabilized.
His gaze firmed and Yao Shen allowed himself to fall into a state of complete focus as all his worries, his desires and his insecurities faded into the distance. All that was remaining was his objective as he entered a near meditative trance that he had only mastered after decades of cultivating, often in seclusion.
It was no longer a question of if he could or could not forge a set of Lumenite Armor.
He would.
He focused his Fire Qi and directed it towards his hands, letting a few minutes pass by him as he observed it. Fine-tuning the stream of flames was done with Vondars guidance and only after he was satisfied did he begin the heat-treating process.
Yao Shens expression progressively paled as he saw the aquamarine crystal ore turn deeper and deeper shades of reddish-orange, but not once did he let the stream of flames he was applying fluctuate in the slightest.
Stop! Vondar finally issued the command and Yao Shen immediately cut off the supply of Qi. The impurities should have been cleansed by now. Let the metal cool, we shall resume in an hour.
Yao Shen gladly stepped away from the heated Lumenite Sheet, choosing to spend the next hour cultivating at the entrance of the Lumenite Mine.
When he returned to the anvil, the half-forged Lumenite Sheet had thankfully returned to its aquamarine brilliance.
Yao Shen had to admit that if there was one process he had been cautiously looking forward to, it was the rolling process. He had not heard of a forging method remotely as odd or unique as it, but it was rather fascinating to know how intentional every aspect of Runebound Oresplitters design was.
First, he placed the cylindrical baton on the anvil, a little distance away from the Lumenite Sheet.
Then, true to the process name, Yao Shen began to roll it to and fro with incredible speed, the entire process lasting a minute or so.
The originally flat sheet of Lumenite was now curved, so Yao Shen carefully reached for it with his hand and flipped it, forming a miniature hill on the anvils surface. He then, under Vondars guidance, proceeded to roll the armor subsequently at two different angles to form a crease that ran just below the chest region.
It over twenty four hours for him to just manufacture the center piece of a Lumenite Armor, but Yao Shen had done it on his own, as a novice craftsman.
A loud, resounding sound echoed out as Yao Shen brought his hammer down, applying the unchange property on the center piece.
Chapter 106: Lumenite PlateThe first human to successfully mine Lumenite Ore. Yao Shen realized he might very well have claimed that accomplishment for himself. His hands were trembling as he inspected the chunk of Lumenite Ore in his hands. The sheer amount of Qi contained within the small aquamarine crystal ore was a marvel to witness through touch and were it not for the seal and unchange properties imposed upon it by Runebound Oresplitters hammer, the volatile ore would have long since exploded in his hands. This chapter is updated by novelbiin.comDo not worry so much, Vondar advised. While Lumenite is violent, it is not unpredictable. It adheres to the laws of this science you have revealed to me and there is hundreds of years of empirical evidence to back it even if most of it has been passed down through word of mouth. Us Dwarves would not have utilized such a metal if the price for forging a single suit of armor was paid in the blood of our prized craftsmen.I understand, Yao Shen replied half-heartedly. Knowing that all the evidence pointed towards the seal and unchange runes being completely effective could only count for so much assurance when he was working with the Earth Equivalent of a live grenade held in stasis. He gingerly walked towards the large, reinforced anvil that had been placed in the center of the Lumenite Mine at his instruction by Wenjun Long. His expression was strained as he placed the chunk of ore closer to himself than the center of the anvil. Remember, the instruction you have received in the forge only applies to regular metals, Vondar reminded, his tone stern. You are not forging Lumenite Ore, in the traditional meaning of the word, no you are affecting change onto its very nature by invoking the corresponding greater rune. Do not apply additional force when none is needed. Thank you, Yao Shen replied, as he gazed upon the delicate chunk of ore. Vondar had lectured him at length on the intricacies of working with Lumenite, but nevertheless he was grateful for the reminder. There need be no dearth of precautions whilst working with a metal that could result in countless casualties if the mine was destabilized. His gaze firmed and Yao Shen allowed himself to fall into a state of complete focus as all his worries, his desires and his insecurities faded into the distance. All that was remaining was his objective as he entered a near meditative trance that he had only mastered after decades of cultivating, often in seclusion. It was no longer a question of if he could or could not forge a set of Lumenite Armor. He would. He focused his Fire Qi and directed it towards his hands, letting a few minutes pass by him as he observed it. Fine-tuning the stream of flames was done with Vondars guidance and only after he was satisfied did he begin the heat-treating process. Yao Shens expression progressively paled as he saw the aquamarine crystal ore turn deeper and deeper shades of reddish-orange, but not once did he let the stream of flames he was applying fluctuate in the slightest. Stop! Vondar finally issued the command and Yao Shen immediately cut off the supply of Qi. The impurities should have been cleansed by now. Let the metal cool, we shall resume in an hour. Yao Shen gladly stepped away from the heated Lumenite Sheet, choosing to spend the next hour cultivating at the entrance of the Lumenite Mine. When he returned to the anvil, the half-forged Lumenite Sheet had thankfully returned to its aquamarine brilliance. Yao Shen had to admit that if there was one process he had been cautiously looking forward to, it was the rolling process. He had not heard of a forging method remotely as odd or unique as it, but it was rather fascinating to know how intentional every aspect of Runebound Oresplitters design was. First, he placed the cylindrical baton on the anvil, a little distance away from the Lumenite Sheet. Then, true to the process name, Yao Shen began to roll it to and fro with incredible speed, the entire process lasting a minute or so. The originally flat sheet of Lumenite was now curved, so Yao Shen carefully reached for it with his hand and flipped it, forming a miniature hill on the anvils surface. He then, under Vondars guidance, proceeded to roll the armor subsequently at two different angles to form a crease that ran just below the chest region.It over twenty four hours for him to just manufacture the center piece of a Lumenite Armor, but Yao Shen had done it on his own, as a novice craftsman. A loud, resounding sound echoed out as Yao Shen brought his hammer down, applying the unchange property on the center piece.
