The Dawn of Glassmaking (Second Update)

At the Count's birthday banquet, what surprised Liszt most was that his relationship with Rona Sa Golden Wheat had returned to a calm detachment.

Perhaps this was simply the instinctive way of nobles: after the passion passed, they returned to their separate paths in life.

Neither interfered with the other.

Other than a few sighs of sentiment, he had no further thoughts on the matter. After resting briefly that afternoon, he returned to Flower Town. There were countless affairs in the territory, and without him, its pillar, people always felt uneasy. Yet after returning, he found that nothing urgently required his attention.

So he went straight to the Burial Ground on Black Horse Island to extract Fire Dragon magic power.

He could have his subordinate knights help infuse magic power into Fire Dragon bones, but extracting Fire Dragon magic power alone and filling it into Fire Dragon Canisters could only be done by himself. After all, only he possessed the Magic Eye secret battle technique. Once he became proficient, the speed at which he canned Fire Dragon magic power increased.

In a day, he could extract roughly four tons of volcanic glass, enough to fill nearly eight Fire Dragon Canisters.

The volcanic glass stripped of its Fire Dragon magic power was immediately sent to the newly built crystal workshop in Port Town and handed to the crystal craftsman Brad to carve into vessels.

Volcanic glass was not as hard as crystal, but it was far harder than ordinary glass and had good transparency, making it suitable for glassware. Water cups, wine glasses, teacups, teapots, wine bottles, panes of glass, test tubes, and small bottles for storing potions—all of these vessels were not to be sold externally.

The reason was simple: volcanic glass could block Fire Dragon magic power, leading him