Chapter 629 - 269: Unbelievable! Which Expert Did This? (Part 2)
When choosing artifact refining, he received a game prompt:
[The current artifact refining cannot meet the requirements for refining a Flying Sword. Continuing the refining process has a low success rate and may damage the Sword Embryo. Do you want to continue refining?]
Chen Han immediately chose no.
With such a prompt, he had no doubt that continuing would result in damage to the Sword Embryo.
In this reality, if the game system doesn’t bless him with one, he truly doesn’t know how to refine a Sword Embryo.
The two items from the Cyan Snail Valley instance settlement are of no use to him at the moment.
This is also normal because, in the game, the equipment dropped from defeating monsters often has a higher level and requires a level upgrade to equip.
However, after storing the Sword Embryo and four special Refining Meteorites into the game inventory, he saw some weapons lying there.
He had casually brought them over from that place.
He directly took out an AK and placed it into the Artifact Refining Furnace, then ignited it and sealed the furnace.
Since he brought it over, he might as well try refining it, right?
[The Artifact Refining Furnace is sealed, Samadhi True Fire blazing, and the Artifact Refining Furnace is currently refining...]
As expected, refining such ordinary items was much simpler, with fewer requirements.
However, refining an AK couldn’t be completed in a short time, so he also checked the mission rewards from the Cyan Snail Valley instance.
Besides the Basic Spirit Stones, there were five Middle-Level Spirit Stones. These would be useful when he unblocked the Du Meridian and broke through the Broken Meridians.
Additionally, there were ten Demon Blood Stones.
And four special Refining Meteorites.
The remaining items included two incomplete pages of Zuyou Technique, specifically Zuyou Technique (Ulcers) and Zuyou Technique (Hot Flushes).
He also examined the talismans for these Zuyou Techniques. With a twig, he practiced drawing them on the ground a few times and was able to draw them smoothly.
A little foundation is enough. As long as he taught the steps and drawing sequence, his aunt could easily replicate them.
But she currently provides only four Wish Power each day, enough to bless four Zuyou Technique Talismans.
However, he realized something: these Zuyou Technique Talismans require Rootless Water for drawing and a special blessing platform. It doesn’t specify that the creator must be the one to perform the blessing, right?
This means that as long as one can provide Wish Power, even if it’s the Chen Clan Members performing the blessing, it would work as well.
Unlike the Peace Talisman, which has a fixed number daily, these can be mass-produced.
So, as long as his aunt mastered the steps for Talisman Painting, even if she let the clan members use them for prayer, it would be no issue.
Imagine if clan members themselves, their family members, or even friends had these two issues, they could just casually mention it, then go ask his aunt for a talisman, and personally pray to heal the person. Wouldn’t that be a source of pride?
In fact, in the future, this Zuyou Technique could even be taught to experienced clan members, becoming a foundational technique, thereby enriching the Chen Family’s heritage.
Presumably, at that time, these experienced clan members would often have some pre-prepared Zuyou Technique Talismans at hand.
If clan members were out traveling and happened upon a person suffering from such an ailment, they could coincidentally take out a talisman and heal the other party, surely causing a sensation.
In the future, as he grew stronger and gained more magic and magical treasures and rewards, he could open up some inconsequential items to experienced clan members.
Perhaps in the future, he might obtain the complete Zuyou Technique, and every clan member mastering it could establish a Chen’s Healing Art division with no issue.
The only limitation might be that everything relies on contributing Wish Power with the Celestial Venerable’s blessing.
Upon receiving the prompt that the AK refining was complete, Chen Han returned to the Artifact Refining Furnace.
He extinguished the fire and opened the furnace.
The AK still hung inside, seemingly unchanged from when he had first placed it there.
Only upon storing it in the game inventory and seeing the note did he realize the gun was different.
[A special firearm: Seized from the Cyan Snail Valley instance, this weapon had some of its components refined and modified in the Artifact Refining Furnace, making it somewhat different: Range +1, Recoil -1, Power +1.]
"Wow..." Chen Han exclaimed upon seeing this note, as it basically upgraded the weapon, right?
Just think, what would an AK with +1 Range, +1 Power, and reduced Recoil be like?
Unimaginable.
This weapon would directly reclaim its glory, even surpassing its prime, and could become mainstream.
If he handed this item over to relevant departments, it might even spark a small revolution.
Suddenly, Chen Han discovered that if the Artifact Refining Furnace were used well, it could yield unimaginable functions, such as refining metal ornaments to increase the metal’s solidity and flexibility.
With special metals, especially some special metals under study that have made little progress for decades, they could be placed in the Artifact Refining Furnace to potentially meet the standards.
Doesn’t this count as combining cultivation and science?
He even pondered about one day putting a miniature Big Ivan into the Artifact Refining Furnace just to see what would happen.
Of course, it’s just a thought, as he isn’t someone who seeks trouble for no reason.
After leaving the Artifact Refining Furnace, he headed straight to the back mountain, planning to test the effect of the refined AK.
Finding a deserted spot, he took out the weapon and fired a shot at a large stone wall in the distance.
This position was well over 1000 meters away.
To his amazement, the bullet hit the stone wall, suddenly erupting in an incredible burst of flame.
Is this the Power +1 effect?