The newly appointed "A-Imperial Preceptor" of Great Qin had finished treating tens of thousands of Qin soldiers who had been on the verge of giving out.
The whole process had taken nearly three days...
Alvin had even sacrificed some of his Soul Energy for it, but seeing the wounded soldiers—who had been at death's door—recover their spirits, he felt it had all been worth it.
As for "experience"? Just go out and kill a bunch of things, and you'd get plenty!
Alvin had healed the last wounded soldier in the Underground Palace. Looking at the poor fellow, who was missing half his body, he listened as the man kept saying, "Thank you, A-Imperial Preceptor!"
He shook his head with a laugh. He'd given up trying to explain that his surname was actually Ye.
"A-Imperial Preceptor" didn't sound too bad, really. As long as they were sincere and respectful...
The newly delivered Cradle of Life in the Underground Palace had started up...
The Qin Emperor and a group of his mighty generals were milling around the Machining Center. Bai Qi, the Qin Army's greatest general, was inside...
He had chosen a high-density alloy for his skeleton, which would be used to replace his missing limbs.
Alvin walked over for a look. The work was going smoothly; Bai Qi's legs were nearly finished.
The Uru Alloy Alvin had brought back from Nidavellir gleamed with a deep, dark light.
Seeing the envy on the Qin Emperor's face, Alvin smiled. "Your Majesty, are you interested in this too?
"This is a superalloy provided by our alien allies...
"Not only is it sturdy, it also conducts energy exceptionally well.
"I figure General Bai might even be a little stronger than before once he's recovered."
The Qin Emperor waved a hand. "You don't have to be