C122 lay down a great formation (2/2)
At the same time, the Mysterious Sword Qi in Yang Xie's body revolved, and a gold light suddenly emitted from the top of his head, condensing into the shape of a large iron hammer.
'Clang 'a sound that sounded like a hammer striking hot iron rang out. The silver ball's surface became flat. Under the huge force, the silver liquid slowly seeped into the pitch black metal.
The hammer then turned into a blur, landing on the silver ball like a storm.
”Clang!”
”Clang!”
The sound of metal colliding with metal resonated throughout Yang Xie's room like the morning bell and evening drum. Luckily Yang Xie had already greeted the people from his residence beforehand, if not he would have already attracted the attention of everyone.
Gradually, as the hammer smashed down, the silver solution seeped into the inky black 'Black Black Iron' and slowly extended. It had a faint sword-shaped appearance and its color had also changed to a silver-gray.
When the piece of metal was successfully forged into a sword, the golden hammers above Yang Xie's head suddenly stopped, and the hammering sounds also disappeared.
In a flash of golden light, the hammer slowly disappeared, while Yang Xie's hands were constantly changing, holding onto the seal, his chest was covered with a mysterious imprint, which transformed into lines of golden light that landed on the sword in the blazing flames, following that, with a flash of golden light, the imprint slowly disappeared into the sword, while the sword was trembling, and released a weak light aura.
As the number of seals increased, the light emitted by the longsword also became more and more intense. It was incomparably dazzling, clearly about to be successfully refined.
Yang Xie thought to himself that it was a pity, that the refining process was done in one go, if there was any mistake in the process, it would result in failure.
Furthermore, the materials consumed would no longer be usable, and could only be discarded like scrap metal. This was also the reason why very few sects were willing to train artificers.
After all, in order to become a refiner, one needed to consume a large amount of resources and let them hone their methods. This was only a small amount of finished products, and most of the materials would be wasted because of this, and in the future, as the refining method increased, the materials needed would also become more precious. If one wanted to cultivate a true refiner, then the resources required would be terrifying.
Of course, Yang Xie had a lot of refining materials, so he wouldn't mind losing just once.
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