Even Jiang Hai found Shangguan Wei'er's naked gaze a little hard to bear. She was a seductive beauty whose every inch could draw a man's eyes, and as though she wanted to test his Heart Mirror, she made no attempt to conceal her gaze.
Jiang Hai visualized a bright mirror, and his heart soon settled. His dark eyes grew as calm as water, reflecting the flickering Hellfire and the molten metal rapidly melting within it.
With a sweep of his right hand, the azure-colored Azure Silver Dragon Carving Knife, engraved with a silver dragon, appeared. He dipped it into the partially melted metal and began carving with strokes as delicate as drawing silk threads and tracing eyebrows, under Shangguan Wei'er's intermittent gaze.
Liquid Inscription!
Shangguan Wei'er was not the only person watching Jiang Hai. Ye Guyi and the other contestants were watching him as well.
Liquid Inscription-he was actually using Liquid Inscription again. With only six hours, did he still intend to use Liquid Inscription to make a soul tool?
Ye Guyi gave Jiang Hai a long, searching look.
Liquid Inscription was indeed a highly sophisticated soul tool crafting technique, but that did not mean it was the only way to make top-quality soul tools. Quite the opposite: Liquid Inscription was fraught with instability, and the more advanced a soul tool was, the more its creation demanded techniques that returned to simplicity and the essence of the craft.
Liquid Inscription did have unique advantages when crafting certain soul tool components, but pursuing it excessively meant abandoning the root to chase the branches.
A mysterious smile also curved Shangguan Wei'er's lips. Would one of the most gifted soul engineers in the history of the Illustrious Virtue Hall fail in a mere regional final of the Underground Soul Engineer Tournament?
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