Myriad Transformation Divine Weapon

As for the pressure from the Wang Family and the Zhang Family, Mu Chen hadn't taken it seriously at all.

He was more worried about Mu Han's temperament.

After all, Mu Han had killed two people at such a young age, and in broad daylight, no less.

But once Mu Chen learned that Mu Han's spiritual power had broken through, he stopped worrying so much.

After all, a breakthrough in spiritual power required a clear mind. It was as difficult as reaching the heavens for someone who had fallen into demonic obsession.

So this time it must have been an accidental injury, right?

If Mu Han had known what Mu Chen was thinking, he could only have thanked his lucky stars.

He really had killed Zhang Yangzi and Wang Jinxi by accident.

But if he was supposed to be kindhearted, then Yuan'en Yehui had also been reduced to bones!

And he'd even asked Di Tian to help capture her!

But why care about whether his thoughts were clear when all that had died was a paper-thin character?

Mu Chen, meanwhile, brought Mu Han back to the Blacksmith Association and taught him a method for cultivating spiritual power.

In the original story, Tang Wulin had cultivated the Tang Sect's Purple Demon Eye, so he hadn't needed this kind of method.

But Mu Han hadn't joined the Tang Sect, and his spiritual power had already reached the Spirit Sea Realm.

So, without passing this method on to Mu Han, he said, "Myriad Transformation Divine Weapon!"

In truth, it was quite simple: he converted his spiritual power into a hammer and used it to temper his spiritual power.

It could also transform into blades, spears, swords, and halberds, for defense or attack.

"But this method requires a seed," Mu Chen suddenly said.

The seed was the core of this method—the "hammer" first used to temper spiritual power!

At the beginning, the "hammer" needed an external force as its seed.

The caliber of the energy used as the seed determined the starting point of the Myriad Transformation Divine Weapon.

This was another reason Mu Chen hadn't taught this method to Tang Wulin in the original story.

When Mu Chen had cultivated it, the seed he used came from his master, a Level 7 Saint Craftsman.

But Mu Chen had already absorbed it.

The seed he intended to use for Mu Han, however, was one he had nurtured himself.

In the original story, he had given this seed to his daughter, Mu Xi.

Now, though, he had decided to give it to Mu Han.

A "hammer seed" nurtured over so many years by a veteran Level 8 Saint Craftsman was certainly of a high enough caliber.

After all, the Divine Craftsman Zhen Hua had never cultivated this method, so he had never nurtured a "hammer seed."

Mu Chen's "hammer seed" was undoubtedly the strongest available now. Its caliber was more than sufficient.

Before long, it transformed inside Mu Han's Sea of Consciousness into a giant hammer wreathed in golden flames, like a miniature sun.

The giant hammer pounded away in midair, gradually shaping strands of spiritual power.

At the same time, with Mu Chen protecting him, Mu Han completed his first Spirit Forging.

Completing a single Spirit Forging made him a Level 5 blacksmith, also known as a Grandmaster.

But to be precise, he wasn't Level 5—he was Level 6.

Level 5 required Spirit Forging, while Level 6 required Fusion Forging, which meant creating Spirit Alloy.

That might have been difficult for anyone else.

But for Mu Han, Fusion Forging was even easier than Hundred Refinement.

His Martial Soul was Gold-Water Mutual Containment, after all.

He could use Gold-Water Mutual Containment to complete Hundred Refinement, Thousand Refinement, or even Spirit Forging.

But this metal's greatest use was actually Fusion Forging.

Its most important role was to act as a medium during Fusion Forging.

It could bring the affinity between any metals to one hundred percent.

So for Mu Han, who possessed the Gold-Water Mutual Containment Martial Soul, Fusion Forging was a piece of cake.

And every piece of Spirit Alloy he made had a fusion rate of one hundred percent.

Forget Mu Chen, a Level 8 Saint Craftsman—even the Divine Craftsman Zhen Hua couldn't match him.

Because when one set aside the unique existence that was Gold-Water Mutual Containment, the maximum fusion rate for Spirit Alloy was ninety-nine percent.

But every piece of Spirit Alloy Mu Han made had a fusion rate of one hundred percent.

Still, Mu Han was officially only Level 5.

First, Mu Chen was strict with him.

Second, he didn't want Mu Han to attract too much attention.

Third, Mu Han's foundation truly wasn't enough.

The requirements for Level 6 weren't just about making Spirit Alloy. He also had to complete Spirit Forging on the alloy.

For now, Mu Han could only Spirit Forge ordinary metals or make Thousand-Refined Spirit Alloy.

Although Thousand-Refined Spirit Alloy could also be processed a second time into Spirit-Forged alloy,

Mu Chen insisted that Mu Han had to complete Spirit Forging in a single, uninterrupted effort before he could be considered a Level 6 blacksmith.

Meanwhile, Class Zero at Eastsea Academy never got off the ground.

It wasn't that the school refused to establish it. They simply couldn't.

Among those qualified to join Class Zero in the original story, Zhang Yangzi and Wang Jinxi had been reduced to ashes.

As in the original story, Wei Xiaofeng naturally refused to join Class Zero.

Tang Wulin wanted to join, but in this Class Promotion Tournament, he had only fought in one match and had accomplished nothing.

As for Xie Xie, he was still unconscious.

In the original story, Gu Yue had joined Class Zero for Tang Wulin. Now, she would only join for Mu Han.

But Class Zero couldn't possibly invite Mu Han first.

Mu Han had just killed two opponents in the Class Promotion Tournament.

Although it had already been ruled an accident, the school still had to make some kind of gesture.

If Mu Han didn't join, Gu Yue wouldn't join either.

Wei Xiaofeng refused, and Xie Xie was still unconscious.

How could Class Zero be established under those circumstances?

But Mu Han didn't care.

The most important things about Class Zero were the extra resources and its curriculum.

He didn't care about the former. His father was a Level 8 Saint Craftsman!

And as for the curriculum? Having read the original story, he knew perfectly well it was all about Battle Armor.

Put simply, it was an amplifier, much like a mecha. It enhanced its wearer in every way.

But mechas were worn by people, while Battle Armor was worn by Martial Souls.

In essence, they were much the same.

Mu Han's adoptive father, Mu Chen, was a Level 8 Saint Craftsman who had already made plenty of Three-Word Battle Armor.

Rather than study under Wu Zhangkong, Mu Han would be better off learning from Mu Chen.

Besides that, Mu Chen often took Mu Han to various banquets in Eastsea City.

In a sense, it was also a way of "introducing him to the family."

After all, until now, only the three of them and a few close acquaintances had known that Mu Han was Mu Chen's adopted son.

But now, Mu Chen had effectively made it public.

Mu Han didn't mind, though the banquets in Eastsea City were still a little lacking.

Mu Chen wasn't an official, but he held a pivotal position in Eastsea City.

The banquets he attended were all high-class affairs.

But they were still limited to Eastsea City.

Eastsea City might be one of the Federation's eighteen first-tier cities.

It was also the second-largest city in the Skysea Alliance.

But in truth, even the second-tier cities near Shrek City, Ming Capital, and Heaven Dou City were larger than Eastsea City.

Then Mu Han suddenly sensed a powerful attraction.

It was as if they were a pair that complemented each other?

He knew this feeling well. It was simply a Martial Soul Fusion Skill.

His Martial Soul and Soul Spirit had formed an extremely rare fusion skill.

His two Soul Rings had also formed a rare fusion skill.

But the most common and powerful fusion skill was naturally the Martial Soul Fusion Skill.