Chapter 137 Smelting. (1/2)

“Hm, that should do it”

Roland and Bernir were standing in a soround workshop Due to the need of creating a new s up some more space

This was not such an easy task as theup, the shakier the foundation above beca required support coluet involved he was stuck doing this himself with his assistant

Luckily Bernir was quite proficient at this The material they used was special flaeon here in the lower area had ash-like trees that could be carried outside They were very resistant, not hter

It took the of the new s about future endeavors thus he er than he really needed it

“Finally we can start, let’s bring it over”

This would not be a regular smelter Normally a smelter was used to extract ular smelters would only produceequipment in this world went in a different direction than in his original world There, techniques ients to decoases or slag Only then was the metal base left behind

Here on the other hand, instead of ic ones were implemented Anyone that had a class had a little bit of e to run equipment like this as the lack of it could be counteracted by Elokin’s Fluid

This s up here was the same In the schematics, there was even a little side section for the fluid tank This would be so in his workshop he could implement his wind turbines that didn’t require him to spend more money

The s wider than the bottom part On the top, there would be a bowl-shaped center with six smaller areas around it The middle part was reserved for the metals

This type of sot to be placed there It could not smelt ores or purify them The six spots around the main one were for the mana stones, there they would be es, they would flow into the middle

All of this would be done by specific runes that he would need to runecraft into this thick slab Under thethat would be closed at first With a crank on the side, it would be opened by the blacksmith and the concoction would flow into theprocess of the h some of the recipes that he received this process could take up to several days

This thing would burn through ical runes needed to change the structure of the mana stones and metals they bonded to

When it was done the sical metal could be removed from the bottom Under the smelter, he could place soot or so else Thanks to this he could even use one of the older bronze weapon forging techniques

Most of the tiot route as he had to deliver these metals to the other blacks the weapons and then returning the touches He would of course save so sessions but he wanted to focus his talents on other things

Crafting old-styled aro for a runesical devices that he could create One of those were the golems that he had an itch to create

The runic books that Lucille had lent hione now but he had memorized all the parts that were important With their help, he was finally able towas to build a basic body for his goleet that crystal ball and contact Lucille soon…’

While he and Bernir were asseht back to the promise that he made with Robert He was required to stay in contact, his brother would probably show up or go back on his vow if he ignored this request

“There…”

Bernir wiped so the last rivet into place The prototype so with it Due to it being made fro for later

The sical steel It also cost Roland a small fortune to buy the resources The all-around shape wasn’t hard to ot hissmelter…”

“Well, it doesn’t require any exhaust vents, the runes take care of everything”

Bernir just chuckled as he had already given up on ever understanding how ic and runes worked Soon he headed outside and Roland was left here alone Soon the slow process of runes was started which he needed a whole week to finish

The smelter was extrerained into the metallic structure If they were too thin, the s It would require some maintenance later on but with this, it would be able to last for a few good years

Roland took a step back to behold his newest creation The whole thing looked like a boiler on four legs with a very thick bowl on the top Two circular cranks one closer to the bowl part and one below thewasthick metal that was not very shi+ny In the back, there was one thick black cable that was attached to the bottom of this smelter Roland was inspired by his old-world electrical sockets which he now used with all of his runic tools

After connecting everything he could see the runic structures lighting up Noas ti out

‘Let's try half load for now…’

He placed three tier 1 mana stones on one side of the upper bowl area In the middle, he placed some scrap deep steel that could be ots

Just as previously stated the smelter lit up, there were several runes on the side that started glowing brightly as the process was started Theand the deep steel in the middle as well

Then the first proble at a faster pace than the ht that this was fine but as the metal continued to melt he could see it

With the help of hiseyes, he could see the s

‘If theloss to the quality…’

Roland stopped the process as he could tell that if he continued he would only receive a lower product His raded deep steel which had a higherpoint

This proble the ra a timer into the s on doing this after going through soainst other runesree of customization While others stuck to the premade runes to a fault he always looked into them and tried to make them more efficient

The problee and thick It would take too raical metal

That’s why he caes These would look like cards with runes on therammed timer for every metal that he tests

Roland didn’t know much about other runesmiths and their techniques but he had a theory with this smelter Probably the runesmith or their assistant would need to place the ht time