Weapon Manufacturing

Han Qin cried out excitedly. Cold Tide also stopped, turning to look at her.

"Make a weapon that won't kill the flame!"

"Go on," Cold Tide said patiently.

"Every time we kill the flame, it reappears. That means killing it is not feasible. We need to try changing it by other means—just as the Polar Night Tribe said, make it mutate and twist its behavior."

Han Qin walked over to Mo Ling and pointed at him. "Indestructibility is only a carrier. We aren't using Indestructibility to kill Indestructibility, but to consume Indestructibility. We add other mutation rules to this weapon carrying the Indestructibility Rule, so it can distort the flame's behavior over a long period."

"For example, we can stack the Indestructibility Rule with the Sleep Transformation Rule and make that flame fall into eternal slumber."

"Or stack it with the Redundancy Rule, so that flame is burdened by itself and unable to move forward."

"The Atomization Rule would work too. Keep it in a particulate state at all times. If it wants to find a target, it will have to cross a great distance, slowing its efficiency in hunting down prey."

"As for rules with destructive effects, use them as little as possible. Focus on 'delaying' it and gradually change its behavioral pattern!"

Han Qin rattled off many possible methods in one breath, and Cold Tide listened intently.

Meanwhile, Mo Ling was completely lost. He had no idea what those "rules" did, only that they all sounded impressive.

After Han Qin finished, Cold Tide suddenly asked Mo Ling, "Friend of the Polar Night Tribe, what do you think?"

Mo Ling froze. What thoughts could he possibly have...

"Just do whatever you want."

Seeing that Mo Ling had no objections, the two "craftsmen" of the Cold Night Tribe resumed their