Source Material is related to the Divine, whether they be Righteous Gods or Evil Gods. Any being that is touched by the breath of a god will possess this Source Material, and by slaying such a being, I can seize their Source Material.
Spiritual Power: 4.38
Level: Great Knight, Advanced Wizard Apprentice
Increase Constitution?
If I increase spiritual power, I can enhance the power of witchcraft and expedite the progress of Bloodline Magic.
But in the short term, the increase would not be significant.
Increase Constitution.
To be honest, the change wouldn't be much in that case either.
But one benefit is that my Constitution value could reach the Great Knight Perfection limit more quickly.
Especially after the cultivation of Bloodline Magic is complete, my Constitution has been increasing rapidly recently, and there's no sign of it slowing down.
Increase Constitution!
With a thought, the data on the light screen changed, and a feeling of fulfilling power surged within him. His flesh became firmer, his bones and internal organs were strengthened, and the Life Seed expanded even faster.
Spiritual Power: 4.38
Level: Great Knight, Advanced Wizard Apprentice
The Mage Hand took a book and opened it in front of Carl, revealing many complex patterns inside.
A method to communicate with the Divine?
I wonder if I, as the Lord of the Divine Domain, could make use of it? If it's useful, what would that be like?
Currently, there are only two known methods to break through from Great Knight and become Legendary. One is to receive the blessing of the Divine. The other is to possess a special Bloodline.
For the latter, Carl could only hope that his Abyss Bloodline would be effective, although according to the experiences of predecessors, it was highly unlikely.
The first method, however, is worth a try.
Yet, communicating with the Divine seems far from easy.
Alesya landed on the small island. Looking at the clearly neglected path ahead of her, she shook her head in resignation.
"Carl," she said. "If you don't have time, you could hire some mortals to tend to the island regularly."
She spoke with a hint of regret, "The island environment you and Hibell have is quite nice; it's a waste to only grow some food on it."
"We'll talk about it later," Carl said, waving his hand dismissively as he led her into the house. "Have a seat. I'll go prepare drinks."
The sweet and tempting honey wine was a favorite among the nobles of the Gando Kingdom, and many Wizards also enjoyed this slight indulgence.
"Did you make this yourself?" Alesya asked.
She took a small sip and nodded in satisfaction. "Not bad."
"Glad you like it." Carl took out an item and placed it on the table, a complex look flashing in his eyes. "It's this. Give me an estimate for it."
Alesya picked up the ring from the table and inspected it in her hands for a moment, then uttered two syllables, "Guna!"
Instantly, a glow emerged from the ring, and a full suit of armor materialized out of thin air, hovering silently.
"This is truly unbelievable!"
As someone who had seen many Demonized Items, even Alesya couldn't help but exclaim in amazement when faced with this armor, "Second Circle Magic: Spatial Concealment! One-Circle Witchcraft: Automatic Assembly!"
"An Advanced Magic Item..."
"It might be an Inheritance Witchcraft, just one that's more suited for Knights than Wizards."
As she spoke, she shook her head regretfully again.
"What a pity!" she exclaimed. "It's too damaged, covered in scars. Its defensive power is probably weaker than an ordinary Demonized Item."
It was indeed too damaged.
This armor, which had been with him for a long time, was covered in wounds, like a beggar's ragged clothes. Especially after the recent battle with Cherry, the Island Master of Flame Island, who had transformed into a monstrous bird, it was almost completely ruined.
"But its Tier is still there. If it can be repaired, even an Official Wizard would be willing to acquire it."
Alesya mused, "There aren't many Inheritance Witchcrafts in the nearby kingdoms. Even a damaged one can fetch a good price. I think it might be worth around two hundred Magic Stones."
She didn't ask about the item's origin. Judging by its old and worn condition, it was at least a few centuries old. Some cracks were new, as if it had recently been through a fierce battle. But this made it even more inappropriate to ask. As a competent merchant, Alesya knew very well what to ask and what not to.
"Then I'll trouble you with it," Carl said. "I'd like you to auction it for me. Ten percent of the final sale price as your commission. What do you think?"
"Ten percent?" Alesya nodded. "Deal!"
For her, this task wasn't difficult. A damaged Inheritance Witchcraft could still sell for the price of an Advanced Magic Item.
"If you're not in a rush for money," Alesya continued, "I suggest putting it up for sale at a large auction.
"With proper promotion and buildup, it can attract more potential buyers and possibly fetch a higher price."
"That's fine." Carl had no objections. "Since I'm entrusting it to you, handle it as you see fit."
"I love clients who are as straightforward as you." Alesya smiled faintly and took out a contract. "Please confirm the details, then sign here.
"This item is too valuable; we should follow proper procedures."
"Oh, right," she said, taking out another book. "Here's the Alchemy book you asked me to buy. But... are you planning to change careers and become a weaver or something?"
Alchemy has many branches. Broadly speaking, even the study of Potions can be classified under Alchemy. As for creating Demonized Items, there are further subcategories such as those for Wizard Hats, gloves, clothing, textiles, and more.
Carl smiled but remained silent.
After the monstrous bird that Cherry, the Island Master of Flame Island, had transformed into died, it left behind some 'down'. This was an extremely rare Artifact Refining material, suitable for creating Demonized Items. Of course, it couldn't be wasted.
"Oh, one more thing!"
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