"Here's what we'll do. Gather all the mages and magic apprentices who aren't on assignment. In three days, we'll hold a magic equipment seminar focused on crafting beginner-level magic equipment." After pondering for a moment, Ang said this to Isi.
"Won't that take up too much of your time, my lord?" Isi asked hesitantly.
"It's fine." Ang waved a hand. "Perfect timing—we can use half this batch of mithril as practice material and see how much everyone has improved."
"Yes!" Isi's expression brightened, and he immediately went off to make arrangements.
The room fell silent. Ang picked up the pendant on the table and examined it closely in his hand.
The pendant had a simple design. Its main material was an alloy of magic bronze and magic Red Copper, with a faint sheen of silverlight iron visible around the edges. Fine particles of magical ore had also been mixed into its inner layer.
Clearly, Isi had put considerable thought into selecting the materials. These metals were highly compatible with the two magic arrays he needed to inscribe.
Magic equipment was divided into five grades based on its effects: beginner, intermediate, advanced, legacy, and epic.
The key factors affecting an item's grade were its materials, the construction of its magic arrays, and the precision of its runes.
Like Isi's pendant, although it only had the framework of a beginner-level item, its effects would still be nothing to scoff at if properly engraved.
Ang sat down and closed his eyes, meditating briefly to adjust his mental state.
Ten minutes later, he opened his eyes, took out a rune carving knife as thin as a strand of hair, and began slowly and steadily inscribing the Guardian Magic Array onto the front of the pendant.
The only sound left in the room was the