Forging a Weapon

This was truly terrifying.

The father and son sat on the ground, staring in stunned silence. Could this little kid in front of them really have done all this?

"Looks like it turned out pretty well. This rhino was incredibly tough, but it still couldn't withstand my fatal attack. What's surprising is that its horn is still intact. That's right, its horn."

Son Goten walked over and looked at the horn, a mysterious glint in his eyes. If there were many treasures in this world, this thing seemed like it would count. Sacrificing it to the system could replenish his Energy Points.

After asking the system, Son Goten learned a few things about the horn.

"Forest Rhino horn. Can be sacrificed to the system. The host can obtain Energy Points. However, the host can also use the Forest Rhino horn through forging to create unique weapons and armor."

It could do that too? The system had explained it simply, without offering any other details.

After thinking it over, Son Goten summoned his genie from the lamp. The guy was unreliable most of the time, but he should be dependable when it mattered.

The genie appeared looking as lazy as ever. He seemed to have been in a daze every day while sleeping inside the Magic Lamp.

But thinking it over, that place was probably cramped. Even if it had an infinitely vast space inside, he would have grown tired of it after all these years. Sleeping was the only thing he could do.

"I wonder what my master summoned me for. If you don't give me a good reason, I'll be very angry."

Son Goten couldn't be bothered to entertain him. He simply tossed the Forest Rhino horn in his hand over to him.

The moment the genie saw it,