Many thanks to our friend Little Wantian for the tip. Jiaoshou is deeply grateful.
The razor-sharp Arctic wind had gradually died down. At this distance, he could already make out the material accompanying the Titansteel in the distance.
Looking at the fiery-red crystals, Rex carefully counted them. At last, he was satisfied. There were enough Flame Crystals to fuse into an Eternal Flame.
"Get started. We need to head back soon," Rex urged, standing beside Kael'thas.
Kael'thas remained focused, as though he had not heard him. After preparing for a while, he solemnly began to dig. Silence filled the world, and the morning sun slowly rose in the distance. A new day had quietly arrived.
His slender fingers kept twitching. Arthas moved very slowly, his motions gentle, as though he were caressing a lover. He dug out a piece of ore rather than finishing the job with a few forceful swings of his shovel as one might have expected.
"Let's secure the perimeter. His Majesty must not be disturbed for the next day," Sylvanas said to Rex, standing beside him with her longbow in hand.
Her beautiful eyes remained fixed on Rex. As though she had noticed his confusion, she continued explaining, "The final quality of precious minerals varies depending on the miner's skill."
"His Majesty's Mining has already reached master level. As long as he takes enough time, he can extract all the accompanying Flame Crystals without lowering the Titansteel's quality."
Rex gave Kael'thas, who was busy mining, a surprised look. Ever since coming to this world, he had concerned himself with Gilneas's survival and paid little attention to anything else. He had assumed that Mining, a very important secondary profession in the game, would be of little use in the real world. After all, in Rex's mind, the