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On top of that, metallurgy consumed an enormous amount of resources, and its success rate had always been the biggest constraint on the field. Therefore, even when such materials were successfully produced, they could at most support the creation of magic jewelry and the like. If the body of a staff were made entirely from metallurgical materials, its value would already be extraordinarily high before the staff was even crafted.

"Master Bennett, I'll first make a batch of basic metallurgical material. This material is meant to work with the 1# Aier Rune, creating jewelry that increases defense by a certain amount each day and also has an illumination function." Master Fetis did not explain too many fundamentals. The person before him was an Alchemy Master, and his task was simply to help Abel understand and familiarize himself with metallurgy as quickly as possible.

So he immediately began working. By demonstrating the process, he could help Abel understand metallurgy faster. This was also the most efficient method.

He came to the Alchemy Table, took out a little refined iron and Mithril, and put them into a crucible. He then placed the crucible in the ground fire. Next, he began chanting an incantation, and the two materials, which were inherently difficult to melt quickly, slowly turned into liquid.

"Rapid Dissolution." Abel recognized the incantation. It was the same as the incantation used by potion makers.

At the same time, Master Fetis took out a small piece of Blue Crystal Stone and moved it over the crucible in his hand. He chanted another incantation, and the small piece of Blue Crystal Stone turned into powder and fell into the crucible.

Abel had never heard this incantation before. It should be an incantation specifically used in metallurgy. He did not ask about it, merely