When he returned to the academy, there were no students today, making the place exceptionally quiet. A few teachers each had a room, like modern single-person dormitories, barely a dozen square meters and simply furnished: a wooden plank bed, a desk by the window with brushes, ink, an inkstone, a candlestick, and nothing else.
Jiang Hao took out fish glue, medicinal herbs, and other materials from his storage space. He spread open his palm, holding the medicine suspended in midair. As spiritual power circulated, the herbs gradually melted. Using alchemical techniques, Jiang Hao boiled the materials barehanded, and soon a milky-white mass of gel appeared in his hand.
Object Manipulation Technique.
He divided the gel into three portions, stored the other two in his space, and kept one in his hand.
This portion was enough to make one mask.
What sort of face should he make?
After some thought, Jiang Hao quickly came up with an idea. Under the control of his thoughts, the latex swiftly became a mask, which he placed over his face. Jiang Hao picked up a bronze mirror and looked into it, where a peerlessly handsome face appeared.
With another wave of his hand, the Chun Jun Sword flew out. The man in the mirror gave a faint smile. "The passionate swordsman, the heartless sword."
He looked back at the room. Although Jiang Hao had long moved beyond material desires and did not care about the shabby conditions, this was a communal dormitory. It would be inconvenient for him to do things in the future. He needed a residence of his own.
He needed money.
Jiang Hao knew the Stone to Gold Technique, but that spell was, bluntly put, merely an illusion—a trick to fool people. To truly alter molecular structures and turn stone into gold,