Final Deadline, Borrowing Resources, War Merit, Four Symbols Furnace 100%
The next day.
Ian headed to the project team.
Compared to three years ago, the project team had changed enormously.
The closer he got to the area where the project team was located, the more clearly he could hear the thunderous roar coming from the warehouses.
Above, the earthen elemental aura emitted by ores and materials drifted through the air, making the atmosphere here feel heavier.
Ian walked inside.
At the center of the factory stood an enormous alchemical apparatus.
It was three stories tall, its main body a dark copper color, its surface embedded with densely packed rune circuits like a gigantic spiderweb.
Ore was poured in through the feed inlet at the top and passed through three rounds of frequency sorting by the internal rune arrays.
Following the pipes, one could see Wind Copper ore, used as their experimental material, being discharged from the main channel. At the same time, three other pipes flowed out, carrying the minute quantities of rare resources contained within the Wind Copper.
Azure Mist Stone, Windcall Crystal, and earth elemental essence.
In front of the apparatus, Layton held a record sheet.
As he watched the materials emerge in sequence, he clenched both fists in excitement and shouted, "Beautiful!"
His delight was so great that he failed to notice Ian had arrived beside him.
"Layton, how is the progress?"
Ian's voice rang out.
Only then did Layton react. Seeing that it was Ian, joy flashed across his face, along with the reverence buried deep in his heart.
Reverence.
Yes, only Wizards who had taken part in the project could understand what kind of attitude that was.
Within the project team, Ian was a god.
That was no exaggeration.
Over the past three years, nearly