You Chase, I Catch: A Contest Between Extremes and Steadiness

Class Users with the Passive Skill Elemental Affinity could clearly sense the state of the elements before them without touching them, and tell whether it was the right time to crack them open and carve inscriptions.

Metal was naturally one type of element. Other classes could not determine such things, making it difficult for them to forge or perform Equipment Enhancement properly.

Their understanding of Forging Technique was also different from Lin Yi's.

They did not have a skill like Enhancement Technique in their skill slots.

When it came to enhancement methods, the enhancers of the Divine Forging Bureau had nothing but the experience and insights gained from countless hammer strikes.

As a result, it was relatively difficult for them to improve.

In fact, Lin Yi could master enhancement skills as a Mage.

That was right—without even adding Enhancement Technique to his skill slot.

Warrior and tank Class Users relied on Passive Skills to sense the condition of smelted metal.

Lin Yi, meanwhile, could use the [All-Seeing Eye] to grasp that condition even more precisely.

It was only because Sun Dachuan's insights on equipment forging and enhancement were too abstract that Lin Yi had never considered becoming an enhancer before.

After mastering Enhancement Technique himself, he found that his own understanding was much simpler and more direct.

Sun Dachuan watched Lin Yi swing his hammer in an endless torrent, like rolling waves.

Yet the force of every strike was as perfectly measured as a harmonious melody flowing from mountains and streams.

His hammer swings were incredibly fast, and his momentum was utterly decisive. How was this the work of an enhancement novice? He was practically no weaker than Sun Dachuan himself.

Only then did Sun Dachuan understand that when Lin Yi had said to forge as usual and not worry