Fortunately, what they were refining this time was a Login Device.
The key to a Login Device lay in Nightmare Illusion enchantment, which imposed few restrictions on the materials themselves. As long as a material could be enchanted, any type would do.
Even a hodgepodge made up entirely of relics could basically be enchanted successfully, so long as the materials did not explode in the end.
If they were refining any other item by the standards of such a hodgepodge, they could forget about getting a good result.
An explosion might even have been the best possible outcome.
Benbo led Angel to the experimental bench outside. Yet the moment they entered, Angel suddenly felt as though he had passed through a soft barrier, as if he had stepped into another dimension.
Just as Angel was wondering about it, Benbo's voice sounded beside his ear. "Although this smelt-forging will be rather casual, Netherflame's forging procedure is the same as last time and cannot be changed. Therefore, our 'observation' is very likely to introduce variables during the smelt-forging. To avoid that, I used a special spacetime method."
"Spacetime method?" Angel asked. "Do you mean abilities of the time and space systems?"
"You could understand it that way. However, what covers the experimental bench is a spatial method. On one hand, it prevents internal energy from leaking out; on the other, it stops external variables from intruding."
"The ability that truly involves time is this..."
Benbo extended a porcelain-white hand from within his wings and pointed toward the experimental bench.
Angel followed his gesture and saw a mass of soft metal shimmering with a faint glow before Netherflame. The main material of that metal was undoubtedly Orichalcum.
However, the metal was now covered by a layer of transparent membrane flowing with rainbow light.