Chapter 260: Fragments of Celestian Heritage
After Edwin agreed to help us, we immediately began outlining everything we would need to create the anti-teleportation magic device.
"Edwin the Miracle Hand," asked Magic King Salvador with a serious tone, "What kind of tools and materials do you require to build this device? We’ll make a list and gather everything you need."
"Hmmm, let’s see..." Edwin paused thoughtfully. "I’ll need all the tools I usually keep in my blacksmith workshop. That includes an anvil, hammers, tongs, and a high-quality magma furnace that never dies out..."
He paused again, stroking his chin before continuing. "And I’ll also need magical tools such as a mana crucible, a magic lens... But you likely already know the rest, Magic King Salvador," he said respectfully.
Salvador let out a small laugh. "Yes, for the magical equipment, I’m already aware of what’s required. I’ll handle that and have them delivered here. Most of them are in the Solara Kingdom’s magic laboratory anyway."
Hearing that brought relief and excitement to everyone in the room. We all knew Salvador-sama was someone we could rely on. Especially with his obsession with magic, it was no surprise he had everything needed.
I couldn’t help but smile. Salvador-sama always came through when it mattered.
"However," Edwin said with a hint of concern, "there is one more thing we’ll need—a high-grade mana core. Something powerful enough to act as a stable source of mana. But they’re incredibly rare... we might need to start searching now."
Everyone in the room exchanged glances, trying to contain our reactions. We hadn’t told him yet that we already had exactly what he needed.
Clearing his throat, Salvador-sama spoke. "Actually, Edwin, you don’t need to worry about that. We already have a high-grade mana core in our possession."
With a calm smile, he reached into his magic pouch and pulled out The Heartcore of Kray’mundr—a glowing mana core that pulsed with power.
He had already split it into three sections, and one smaller piece, the size of a jewel, had been entrusted to me earlier.