Materials

"Thank you, Bernie, but first, let me take a look at the metallurgical materials for the Sky Ship's main array!" Abel nodded.

He would not refuse a gift from the Dwarf race. He also wanted to get a Magic Stone Cannon to carry with him and use as a weapon of last resort.

With his own abilities, collecting all the materials for the Magic Stone Cannon was simply impossible. Only a race like the Dwarf race, which made its living by mining, could gather all those materials.

"The materials are all here!" Bernie said, pointing toward a room that had been excavated to one side.

Abel entered the room and found countless stone cabinets inside, filled with various raw materials. Ten boxes covered in intricate patterns were the most eye-catching of all.

He stepped forward and opened one of the boxes. It was a rare spatial box. The patterns on it, along with some of the spatial materials used in its construction, gave it an interior space ten times larger than the box itself.

Inside the spatial box, eighty-eight types of materials had been neatly arranged, while every other area was empty. It was obvious that this spatial box had been made specifically to store those eighty-eight materials.

The wealth of the Dwarf race amazed Abel once again. Back then, when he had blown up the Intelligence Department of the Saint Aris Kingdom Wizard Guild, he had found only two spatial boxes like this.

Here, however, ten spatial boxes had been used merely to store ten sets of metallurgical materials.

"Bernie, this is far too extravagant. You're using spatial boxes that ordinary people can use just to store materials?" Abel exclaimed.

"Abel, preserving materials in spatial storage maintains their original properties. In fact, the value of these spatial boxes isn't