Over the next half hour, Angel witnessed Moretta's entire forging process in his workshop.
It had to be said, this was the most assembly-line-like forging process Angel had ever seen.
Material selection, material setting, flaw removal, heating, purification, secondary heating, hot melting, shaping, painting, condensation, sealing... every step was completed in a separate compartment.
Each compartment had its own person in charge, several assistants, and a large number of crystal puppets used to transport materials and handle miscellaneous tasks.
These compartments were sealed off from one another. The only things connecting them were several suspended water channels.
The channels were filled with a special coolant.
Whenever a step was completed, the crystal puppets would place the semi-finished product into a channel and let it drift downstream into the compartment for the next step.
In the end, it would gradually make its way to the final destination—the condensation pool.
The shaped artifact blanks would enter a condensation pool blended from several coolants, where strange hues and dense radiance floated upon the surface.
The artifact blanks would sink to the bottom of the condensation pool for half an hour.
At last, a vortex would appear at the bottom of the pool, sweeping the condensed artifact blanks into the sealing chamber below. They would then be hoisted to the first floor of the Bubble Workshop, where crystal puppets would transport them to the nearby Bubble Warehouse.
The entire process was exceptionally smooth.
Moreover, with people watching over every step, obvious defective products were almost impossible to produce.
This was probably why the artifact blanks forged by Moretta had such exceptionally stable effects.
When Moretta led Angel and the others to the final area of the workshop, beside the condensation pool,
after hesitating again and again, he finally asked, "What do you think