Aaron took out the Colt revolver and opened its cylinder. After loading three Radiant Bullets, two Filth Bullets, and one Evil Spirit Curse Bullet, he slipped the revolver back into its holster at his waist, finally feeling a little safer.
An ordinary Craftsman, even one who was also a Light Shepherd, could at most make Radiant Bullets. They couldn't play around with bullets the way he did, because they couldn't even purify the contamination in spiritual materials!
Now this is what I call making the most of my resources... How could I waste such powerful contamination?
Aaron tidied up his workbench, then took out some more materials.
The most eye-catching among them was a piece of human skin with wounds across its surface—the sort of thing that would make a maid scream if she saw it.
It was the skin of poor Mr. Benjamin, and it had been damaged further.
I originally wanted to sell it, but it turned out to be a hard sell. I might as well put it to use...
Aaron touched the skin, using the Material Identification he had gained after advancing to Light Shepherd to consider how he should work on it.
He wasn't making a miraculous item, but modifying and repairing an existing one.
I don't actually need the ability to change my body shape, so I can cut away everything below the head and use it to fill in the gaps in the face... Hmm, I could add two lenses over the eye sockets—lenses with a colored-contact effect...
As for auxiliary materials, I can use the resentful-spirit powder I got earlier... What else?
As Aaron felt the information coming from his palm, he instinctively learned the names of some auxiliary materials.
It was a craftsman's intuition!
When processing spiritual materials, the most important