Professor Ye walked ahead, "As long as the spiritual material is sufficient, it shall proceed. Besides, I won't have time tomorrow."

The last point was the most important, wasn't it?

Ji Jue followed behind, not daring to speak.

However, on the bright side, which apprentice's first creation of Blessed Items could summon a master to personally supervise?

No, which apprentice could handle blessed works just three months after starting?

Something about this pace seemed off.

He scratched his head, sighing helplessly.

He headed toward the workshop.

.

This time, the outer workshop that Ji Jue had access to was still in use, the same place where he first encountered numerous pieces of equipment.

Compared to Professor Ye's own studio, the equipment here naturally couldn't measure up, but for an apprentice like Ji Jue, it already far exceeded expectations.

Besides, the thing Professor Ye despised most were those "greenhouse plants" who couldn't do anything after being separated from expensive equipment. Those who had no ability to survive outside their own workshop and couldn't even purity materials were a disgrace to the craftsmen's name.

"There's no need to look back or forth; your skills are sufficient."

She stood by with hands clasped, adding a final reminder, "If something unexpected happens, I'll help. But if the furnace explodes due to your own mistake, don't expect me to intervene."

"Understood."

Ji Jue's palms showed the Non-attack Matrix, and he expertly started up the Melting Furnace, adjusting the temperature. With Mechanical Descent in play, he didn't even need to fiddle with the panel; everything quickly fell into order.

Although theoretically Ji Jue could show off a Non-attack hand-twisting routine, with workshop equipment right in front of him, not using it would be foolish.

Just like Mercury, whose skills reached heaven and earth, when performing some complex creations, he would also use the workshop. Moreover, the combination of Non-attack's power and the workshop only exaggerated the effects.

Soon, a tray was brought in through an opening in the wall.

Four large jars—glass, stone, lead, and plastic—each containing different materials soaked in various mediums.

The tray and jars were huge, yet the materials combined weighed less than twenty grams.

Holding them in his hand, they felt light as air, but Ji Jue didn't even dare tremble, holding his breath, his fingers steady as stone—ninety-one thousand, ninety-one thousand, such a small amount of stuff, yet costing ninety-one thousand!

Even though he now had money, money wasn't made this way! If he messed up, his only option would be to cry under the covers at home at night.

Calm down, calm down Ji Jue, stay calm!

He took a deep breath and took the initiative to throw the transformation-gold into the furnace.

Allowing it to melt into a flowing liquid, its color transformed; a dazzling light was released from its original golden hue, instantly, the temperature control reduced, maintaining it partly at the melting point.

The material activation was complete.

Transformation gold had good ductility and spiritual conductivity, perfectly sufficient as a ring's base. Next, he added Aggregation Silver, which carried the spiritual structures and was particularly sensitive to temperature. It could only be gradually heated from the outer perimeter; if the temperature differential was too sudden, it would directly evaporate into mist, wasting the material. Even if it was condensed back, a material that had once vaporized would lose its original affinity for spiritual structures.

In the slow heating process, Aggregation Silver gradually dissolved, resembling silvery white droplets flowing in the furnace, drawing nearer to the transformation gold.

Until, the moment of contact—

Ji Jue's eyes suddenly brightened.

Now was the moment!

Above his hands, the long-awaited spiritual material surged in, maintaining stability, and he activated the furnace operation to momentarily eliminate gravity, causing the metal droplets to ascend, transforming smoothly under Non-attack's precise control.

Just like dough, gradually amalgamating, a silver line appeared briefly in the gold, then was buried within. Then, without pausing, Ji Jue's movements continued, precise as a scalpel.

Detailed and intricate Spiritual Circuits appeared, flowing like water, skimming the interior of the ring and then quickly disappearing.

Then, amidst intense hissing sounds, copious amounts of dense smoke and miscellaneous colors erupted from the droplets, it was the purification process of Fluid Alchemy, and even...

"Transformation sequence?"

Professor Ye instantly understood.

Such a spiritual circuit was also a basic construct of Fluid Alchemy, and it was one of the most classic ones. Its effect was to slowly absorb subtle spiritual materials from the wearer, nurturing the creation over time, subtly enhancing the affinity between the blessed item and the user.

However, simultaneous purification and transformation were a bit too challenging for Ji Jue as he was now.

Professor Ye asked, "Can you handle it?"

"No problem."

Ji Jue's sweat slid down his forehead, his eyes intently staring at the fervent glow, not showing a moment's falter or trance. The transformation sequence inscription was completed in one go, but there was no relaxation.

That was just the basic processing of materials; the real challenge was yet to come.

Using special materials to stimulate the merging of metals and extraction, while also activating the blessing to integrate into the carrier.

Most craftsmans' failures originated here; managing both aspects simultaneously didn't just double the effort, amidst thousands of details, a slight relaxation or confusion would ruin it all completely.

White Mink Solvent and Green Crystal were indeed the most suitable reactants, but, also, the reason it was called White Mink was because this solvent was too active during reactions, altering too frequently and chaotically, hard to control.

If you find any errors ( broken links, non-standard content, etc.. ), Please let us know < report chapter > so we can fix it as soon as possible.