Fran held the Purple Shortsword she had brought back from the Spirit Realm in one hand and a long rod in the other, drawing runes onto the shortsword.
This long rod was a Rune Pen used to assist with enchantments, and it cost ten gold coins.
Even Enchanters, whose market competition was fierce, could not afford that price, so it had gathered dust in the shop for years.
Fran knew that the rod was essential for drawing certain high-level runes and could aid rune drawing, so she bought it outright without hesitation.
She wanted to engrave [Acceleration] and [Penetration] onto the Purple Shortsword.
These two runes would increase its flight speed when she threw it and greatly enhance its piercing power, strengthening its throwing properties.
Fran already had a longsword for close combat, so carrying another shortsword would be rather pointless.
For one thing, the lengths were mismatched. If she wanted to wield two weapons, they should at least be symmetrical. Even if they differed in length, she should carry something longer. Who would specifically bring along a dagger?
[You successfully created an enchanted weapon. Runology proficiency +10.]
[Runology (Proficient) (Proficiency: 2341/10000)]
Looking at her Runology proficiency, she felt that the progress bar was far too long.
At this rate, Runology would not reach Extraordinary Level proficiency until the assessment at the end of the year.
There was no helping it. She wanted to grind this skill up to Extraordinary Level proficiency first and see whether she could upgrade her Mental Power trait as well.
But she was severely short on base materials. The enchanted daggers she had made were nearly enough to fill an entire room.
She had already placed an order for two thousand daggers, but the queue stretched half a year ahead. Those Magic Artisans simply could