But the problem is that he really doesn't want to experience the pain that is worse than death.
Redd couldn't help but secretly complain about this ability in his heart, thinking that he was not a masochist, so why should he suffer this crime?
He felt that he must find a way to solve this problem. After all, his body was not as tough as King Ghidorah and could not withstand such torture.
Moreover, Redd also knew very well that he already had such a powerful fighting force as King Ghidorah by his side, so there was no need to force himself to endure unnecessary pain.
Therefore, after some careful consideration, he finally gave up that masochistic idea.
If he couldn't find a good solution, Redd decided to use King Ghidorah's abilities that were equivalent to self-mutilation as little as possible to avoid causing more pain and harm to himself.
However, after this painful lesson from Drowned God, Redd deeply realized that relying solely on the protection of the dragon is far from enough.
He realized that he must master some abilities that could really come in handy in battle, so that he could protect himself at critical moments.
Therefore, Redd began to examine the many abilities he possessed, trying to select the one that would cause the least harm to himself for in-depth study and mastery.
After some careful consideration, he finally settled on the three abilities of ice magic, storm control, and Electricity Manipulation.
These three abilities not only cause relatively little damage to the body, but are also quite cool to use.
After all, how could Redd, who has the power of a dragon, not develop into a standing mage?
Thinking about the amazing ice magic skills of the Cold God, Redd couldn't help but be fascinated.
After having a clear goal, Redd immediately took action.
He didn't even sleep and couldn't wait to go out to find the craftsmen in Castle Black.
In the northeast corner of Castle Black, even though it is late at night, it is still brightly lit and bustling.
Many the Smiths are working in full swing. They are processing the large amounts of Dragonglasss that have been continuously shipped into various weapons.
With so many Dragonglasss, it is easy to know that they must have been transported from Dragonstones.
Redd carefully picked up the dagger made of Dragonglass and looked at it carefully.
Dragonglass, this mysterious and rare stone is formed by the rapid cooling of volcanic lava in an instant.
It has a unique cryptocrystalline structure, which makes its surface as smooth as a mirror, but it also means that it is very fragile.
Although this dagger looks extremely sharp, it actually has great limitations when used as a weapon.
Because of the fragility of Dragonglass, it is likely to break once it is subjected to a large lateral impact force.
However, it is this seemingly impractical feature that makes Dragonglass a weapon against the White Walkers.
Redd knows very well that the reason why Dragonglass can kill the White Walkers is not because of its sharpness, but because of the weak fire magic power contained inside it.
This fire magic and the ice magic in Wights's body just restrain each other, just like fire and water are incompatible.
When Dragonglass comes into contact with the White Walkers, the fire magic will be stimulated, causing fatal damage to the White Walkers.
His eyes swept over the mountains of Dragonglass, and he couldn't help but sigh:
House Targaryen is obviously well prepared!
You know, in just a few days, they were able to mine such a large amount of Dragonglass from Dragonstone, and transport it across more than half of Westeros to this distant the Wall.
Redd recalled the plot in the original work. In the era of Dragon Mother, Dragonglass was an extremely scarce resource when fighting against the Wights army.
People searched everywhere and finally found some Dragonglass on Dragonstone, but the number was far less than what is seen now.
But now, the Dragonglass here is so plentiful, it's almost unbelievable.
He estimated that these Dragonglass weapons would be equipped to all soldiers tomorrow, and everyone would be able to own one.
In this way, the soldiers will have an extra layer of protection when facing the White Walkers, and their combat effectiveness will be greatly improved.
Redd threw the Dragonglass dagger back into the barrel without hesitation, and then quickly walked to the Smith shop closest to him.
He knocked hard on the pillar next to the Smith stage, and the sound was very abrupt in the noise.
The Smith was startled by the sudden sound. He hurriedly raised his head and saw Redd the young man standing next to him, with a trace of doubt on his face.
Redd said to the Smith without any nonsense, "I need you to help me make some arrows and iron beads."
The Smith nodded and was about to turn around to get the tools, but Redd then added:
"This arrow has special requirements. The arrow body must be threaded, the arrowhead must have a flat pointed tip, and the iron ball must be absolutely round."
The Smith looked embarrassed after hearing this.
He explained, "Duke Elad has issued an order requiring all of us to manufacture the Dragonglass weapon as quickly as possible.
Now, making such arrows, which obviously have special requirements, will delay several craftsmen for a long time."
Redd certainly understood the Smith's concerns, but he did not back down.
He took out a heavy bag of Gold Dragon from his arms, placed it on the Smith table, and then slowly opened the bag, revealing at least a dozen sparkling gold coins inside.
Redd looked at the Smith and said calmly, "I think this should be enough."
The Smith's eyes were immediately attracted by the bag of gold coins. His eyes widened with a greedy look on his face.
He quickly picked up the bag, held it tightly in his hands, patted his chest and said:
"Leave it to me, Doug, and don't worry! I'll make it for you before dawn!"
Redd raised the corners of his mouth slightly, showing a satisfied smile. He said, "I'll wait here.
Remember, every thread must be even and every iron ball must be round."
Doug nodded quickly and promised, "Don't worry!" Then he turned around and walked to the Smith stage, and began to busily build the arrows required by Redd.
The craftsmanship of this the Smith named Doug is indeed very exquisite and amazing.
Before the dawn of Dawn, he had successfully crafted a dozen arrows, and the texture on each arrow was extremely uniform, fully meeting the requirements of Redd.
There is even a small bag full of iron beads, which are polished to be smooth and round. Each one has a little finger and is just the right size.
Redd was very satisfied with Doug's skills, so he was naturally not stingy and gave him another bag of gold coins as a reward without hesitation.
Then, Redd happily picked up the dozen arrows and a bag of iron beads, turned around and left.
After Doug accepted the gold coins, his face was filled with a satisfied smile. He bid farewell to Redd warmly, waving constantly and shouting loudly:
"If you still need to create special items in the future, just come to me!"