Ang's observations of the camp did not go too deeply. He had never liked prying into other people's privacy, and besides, what happened here clearly had nothing to do with him. However, after several days of observation, he found that this place seemed more like a transfer station than the end point of actual production. Logically, the supplies continuously produced over these days should have gradually piled up, yet after walking around the camp, Ang saw no obvious stockpiles of goods. Even the storage area looked unusually empty.
"It seems that everything produced here is quickly moved elsewhere every day." Ang made the guess to himself, but did not pursue it further. His task was only to make potions.
During his tour, Ang visited several alchemy workshops along the way. These workshops were mainly responsible for enchanting weapons. Standing nearby, Ang observed them and learned some enchanting methods completely different from those he had studied. The craftsmen here worked carefully and professionally, but they clearly were not pursuing high-level enchanting effects. Ang casually picked up a freshly enchanted spear and found the most basic Sharpness Rune carved into its tip. The design of this rune was simple, but it was enough to help the spear pierce ordinary iron armor more easily. It was a practical, low-cost basic enchantment.
He examined several other weapons and found that they were similar to the spear—low-grade magic equipment with simple, straightforward enchantments. These weapons were clearly mass-produced and designed for large-scale use. Ang did not ask where they came from, but he could infer that they had not been made here and had instead been transported from elsewhere.
Next, Ang arrived at a magic laboratory. Some routine experiments were being conducted inside. Ang gave them a cursory look but found nothing noteworthy. The experiments