While Chen Yi's thoughts wandered, a fight was nearly breaking out in the Blacksmith Shop's backyard.
The Dwarves had come to completely different conclusions regarding the two negative effects on the Song of the Azure Firmament ring.
A Dwarf with grizzled hair and beard planted one foot on a sideways chair. "What the hell do you know, you bunch of dumbasses? This ring is obviously a whole. It's a failed product, one that needs Mana to maintain!"
A Dwarf covered in muscle shoved his head forward. "Huh?! Then tell me, with this craftsmanship, how could it possibly be a failed product?"
Nino Tudi frowned so hard he could have crushed a mosquito between his brows. "Saint Spirit grade equipment is usually made by masters. There's no reason for a completely useless design to appear. Could it have been intentional?"
So there was no need to worry about problems arising when getting equipment repaired at a Dwarf Blacksmith Shop.
Even if the one running the Blacksmith Shop was a young Dwarf, it was the same, because he could call in reinforcements.
If the young ones couldn't do it, surely the old ones could.
Two days passed quickly.
Nino Tudi emerged with both eye sockets swollen, a massive bump on his head, and quite a bit of his beard pulled out.
Chen Yi asked, "Are you okay?"
Nino Tudi looked around. "Hm?"
"Kid Yi, are you talking about me? Hahahaha, I'm the greatest Dwarf blacksmith! How could anything happen to me?"
"Oh, right."
Nino Tudi hurriedly pulled the conversation back on track.
"I've reached a conclusion about your ring."
"There's a twenty percent chance it's a failed product, and a forty percent chance it was intentional."
"There's another forty percent chance that this ring is incomplete."
"The jade stone on top of