Chapter 357: CH.351 Impossible Jobs and Evolutions

I spent the next morning in the Factory handing out installs like they were candy on halloween. I got a reasonably long list of monsters that had bet that Nel is Nevelle, and I owed all of those monsters an install. Sure there was an almost equally long list of monsters that had bet against that fact, but Endy only told me about it after the fact, because he was on the ‘Nel is Nevelle’ camp and wanted to get me on board. But I was against it, even if I ended up being wrong.

But you can’t really blame me, can you? Who on Earth would assume there is a skill that lets you split yourself into two? And let’s be honest here. It is in my interest to give my monsters installs. With each install, they get more powerful, and by extension I get more powerful.

The most interesting part was learning who were on team ‘Nel is Nevelle’ and who were with me on the ‘No chance’ team. I suppose there were also plenty of monsters that just didn’t take part, but that is on them.

After I was done handing out rewards, I went to the Factory control platform so I could work with the item developer there for a bit. I had a little project I wanted to finish. It was something that would require either a lot of HomeBase cheating, or a bit of HomeBase cheating combined with a lot of hard labor by Wilma and Karl. And I wanted to hand it over to Wilma and Karl, as soon as the blueprint for it was finished, so I made sure I had the blueprint perfect before I returned to the real world and headed for the HomeBase workshop.

 

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“So, what do you think? How impossible is it?” I asked.

“Completely.” Karl said. “But still somehow doable.”

“Yes. I think we can still do it.” Wilma agreed. “I mean, I don’t think it will succeed, but we can follow this plan to a T, so if the plan works, it should be successful.”

“Do your best. I know you can do it.” I told the two.

 

The job I had given them was both nearly impossible and deceptively easy. It was turning titanium into star titanium. And then making a sword out of star titanium. 

Star titanium is one of the highest grade of metals in this world, equal to things like orichalcum, adamantite and void uranium. I could make any of them with HomeBase, but they are extremely expensive to make, so I really don’t want to. So instead I came up with a theory. Steel + blood makes vampiric steel. Same goes for iron + blood making blood iron. Sure there is some Blood Magic or True Blood Magic involved, but the components are simple. 

So, and this was the theory, if blood and iron make blood iron, will an Ursa Major’s claw, which is basically Space Magic attributed, and some titanium, which has a much more reasonable production cost with the Chaos God Core, make star titanium. That was the theory. Mix space attributed monster material and titanium, while an avatar doll with Cosmo Queen or Different Dimension Master uses Space Magic to hopefully help with the process.

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I had my monsters, overseen by Laura, test the theory. And it succeeded in the Factory, so now I was bringing it to real life. Sure there is that ‘real life room’ of the Factory where it could be done, but I want to know if Wilma and Karl can do it. Because if they can, that would be really amazing.

Sadly, the amount of Ursa Major material that I have is limited. So after I run out of that, we’ll need a substitute. Laura and my monsters are looking into that, but there are other materials I want to learn how to make as well. The three legendary metals mentioned above are definitely a part of that.

Then when we learn how to make all four of them, we can start working on some OP weaponry, without me having to worry about the HomeBase production costs. I just need to figure out a more sustainable source of something like titanium. If I can get it without HomeBase, that would be for the best. Sadly, I’m not even sure where to start, but maybe the dwarves will know. Maybe I should take Wilma and visit her home. I can maybe bribe them into revealing some cool stuff. I mean, in theory, I can just install one of my numerous equip-spells into a sword to make a sword that gives strength to the wielder and that might already get them to my side. If I recall correctly, Wilma said that no regular weapon will give its wielder strength, and with my equips I can make some.

Well, let’s worry about that after my current project is done. Or I can even install an equip-spell into the star titanium blade if Karl and Wilma manage to make one.

 

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“Brian. Einar has begun to evolve.” Ria ran up to me and informed me of some good news. 

Yes, I knew it was possible that Einar would evolve, as he did get to level 40, and with evolutions being more common for beast-folk, I was somewhat hoping he might evolve before 50. Eline was still LV.39, so no worries with her. 

“Alright. Is he already being taken to the medbay?” I asked.

“Yes.” Ria confirmed. 

“Good. Let’s go there too. I need to set up the evolution tank.” I told Ria. “Give me your hand. I’ll teleport us there.” I told her, as I offered her my right arm, and Ria took a hold of it. I then quickly used Dungeon Founder to teleport us to the medbay, while I also quickly confirmed where Einar was and how long it would take for him to arrive in the medbay.

 

The evolution tank was already installed in the medbay, but it wasn’t quite ready to go. It lacked one last thing, the diluted healing potion it will be filled with. The potion put inside of the tank was a mix of Red and Blue Medicine, diluted down to something that was nearly useless as a potion. But since you’d be submerged in it for a long time, it needed to be quite weak or bad things could happen.