Chapter 50: When the experts awaken
"I have been making items for more than two hundred years of my life and in that time, not in any human academy, not in any dwarven school, not even in some of the greatest institutions of the lower-middle floors, I have ever seen a design such as this one." The dwarven elders complimented KiRA, a stunned expression present on them.
What they were seeing right now was a complex design with all the necessary details that any creator would need for an item that wasn't seen before within the tower.
"It's an ancient technique. Kin of the Dragons the Golden-scaled lizardmen were the ones who first thought of fusing items with magic and alchemy to create a hybrid artifact possessing features of both.
Later on, a civilization of higher floors took inspiration from their technique and created the first items made with traditional arts, alchemy, enchantments, and integrated magic with them.
What we see here is my own interpretation of their technique, something I hope you will easily make possible."
First of all, what KiRA presented to them was the work of a master on the same level as them. Perhaps he was better than them at theoretical understanding of the weapons and items since the way he presented all of the details to them was not something a young human child should know.
The highly detailed drawings, the noted explanations and the steps that they needed to take in order to realize this item were still not what impressed them.
They knew if he knew about their ancestor as well as an archmage and possessed their knowledge, this much was possible.
However, the lost techniques of hybrid items and the way he utilised his own understanding for this design was the thing that impressed both the elders.
The fact that he could understand those complex techniques that they could not even imagine to know at his age, the fact that he could implement that knowledge and create an application design so well balanced became the origin of their admiration at that moment.
"Impressive. Simply impressive."