Abel took the book and opened it. He found that it was written in an unknown form of rune.
Ruin saw Abel's expression and knew that Abel couldn't read the Barbarian language, "Wizard Abel, this book is written in the Barbarian language. I can read it to you!"
The Barbarian language was a rare language in the Central Continent. Since the Barbarians didn't have any special knowledge, not many people could read it.
"Ruin, thank you!" Abel thanked him.
Although the deal was about the inheritance, the Barbarian's book of inheritance was now in his hands. The deal was over. Barbarian Ruin had saved Abel a lot of trouble.
Barbarian Ruin pointed at the words on the book and began to read it word by word. The reason he did this was to show that he wasn't trying to trick Abel.
This was because in a normal inheritance, even if there was a mistake in a paragraph or even a single word, it could cause the content to be biased.
With Abel's powerful memory, he had already memorized everything after Barbarian Ruin had read it once. Also, he was able to recognize all the Barbarian words in the book of inheritance.
At least he wouldn't be illiterate the next time he saw the Barbarian language.
"Wizard Abel, there is one last part that is not in the book. Please remember it. I will only say it once!" Barbarian Ruin said to Abel as if he had made up his mind.
Abel was caught off guard. He didn't know there was a part missing from the book.
Barbarian Ruin began to recite, and Abel began to focus on his memory.
What Barbarian Ruin was reciting was the foundation of the Barbarian language. It was the foundation of learning the Barbarian's inheritance.
It was because of this that the Barbarians were able to train their qi and unleash all the skills in the Barbarian inheritance.
Since Abel's Whirlwind (damaged) was so important to the Barbarians, Barbarian Ruin could feel the unfairness of this deal.
In his mind, if he didn't teach Abel this training method, Abel would never be able to learn the Barbarian's inheritance. Although he knew that teaching Abel this training method would only give Abel a glimmer of hope to learn the Barbarian's inheritance.
Abel removed the seclusion circle, and Barbarian Ruin walked to the side. Neither the priest nor half-elf Leon came to ask. They knew this was a secret between Abel and Barbarian Ruin as soon as they saw the seclusion circle.
Abel casually set up a defense circle beside him. He didn't start reading the Barbarian's inheritance right away. Instead, he took out a light gem and began to meditate.
Of course, before he meditated, he summoned Johnson to form a sturdy fortress around him.
To be honest, he had just met everyone in this team. He didn't want to risk his own safety to test the reliability of his companions.
After an hour of meditation, he began to practice the blue dragon's ice crystal breathing technique. Although he couldn't enter the Dark World, he didn't want to waste any training opportunity.
The safety of the camp was never the responsibility of a wizard. With the summons of the Druil and the priests, all a wizard had to do was to keep himself in good condition and destroy all enemies.
After the ice crystal breathing technique was finished, Abel's tiredness was completely gone. He began to search for the Barbarian's inheritance in his mind.
This Barbarian's inheritance was not exactly the same as the one in Abel's memory. Or rather, it was missing some skills.
He wasn't sure if it was because the inheritance was lost, or if Barbarian Ruin did it on purpose.
However, the spells that Abel was most interested in were all on this inheritance.
The Barbarian's inheritance was divided into 3 parts: Yelling, Battle Specialist, and Battle Skills.
Shouts were used to intimidate enemies and improve themselves and their companions. Battle Specialist was used to improve the Barbarian's mastery of weapons and make the weapons in their hands more effective. Battle Skills was used to improve the Barbarian's fighting skills.
Through this Barbarian's inheritance, Abel finally understood why Barbarian Ruin said other races couldn't learn the Barbarian's inheritance.
Barbarians were born with terrifying strength and powerful body that other races didn't have. Their cruel living environment also allowed them to develop their bodies to the best of their ability.
The Barbarian's inheritance didn't require bloodline or race. Instead, it required super high strength and body.
Any race that wanted to learn the Barbarian's inheritance would encounter a bottleneck in strength and body. The strength and body of a human was too far away from the Barbarian's inheritance.
Abel estimated that only a small number of powerful orcs could meet this requirement. It was just that without the basic training content, they wouldn't be able to train even if they had the Barbarian's inheritance.
Abel was different from normal humans. His strength and body were far beyond normal humans. Even the most powerful Barbarians couldn't match him.
Therefore, in terms of strength and body, he had already met the requirements to learn the Barbarian's inheritance. He just didn't know if his combat qi would clash with the Barbarian's qi.
Of course, he wouldn't start right away. This kind of training wasn't something that could be learned in a short period of time. It was a brand new inheritance, so it would take a long time to study and learn.
The next day, the adventure team left the temporary camp at dawn. With Barbarian Ruin leading the way, they headed towards the mountain peak in front.
Abel's eyes kept looking around. He would occasionally see some herbs on the ground. They were quite expensive in the Central Continent.
However, the others didn't seem to be interested in them. Abel was the only one who would use his telekinesis to grab the herbs he found and put them back into his portal bag.
Priest Abel saw what Abel was doing, so he rode his mad wolf to Abel's side, "Wizard Abel, you seem to know a lot about herbs."
Abel replied casually, "Just so-so."
Priest Big Horn suddenly asked, "Did you make that melting potion yourself?"
"No, that was made by a good friend of mine!" Abel couldn't help but be taken aback by the question, so he replied.
Priest Big Horn didn't ask any more questions. He rode his mad wolf back to his position, but there was a strange light flashing in his eyes as he went back.
By this point, the adventure team had arrived at the foot of the mountain peak. There weren't a lot of trees here. Most of them were red rocks. As soon as Abel arrived, he could feel a trace of heat.
Priest Big Horn reminded, "This is Red Rock Mountain. Everyone, hide your energy. Don't alert the red rock monsters here."
After saying that, he dispersed the white bone armor on his body and suppressed his aura to an extremely low level.
The barbarian Ruin and the half-elf Leon did the same. They removed all of their defenses and adjusted their presence.
Half-elf Leon whispered to Abel, "Wizard Abel, last time we came here, we didn't know there was a red rock monster here. We almost couldn't make it back. Big Horn had to sacrifice a few skeletons to escape."
Abel nodded and removed the defense spell on him. With a move of his will, the transformation necklace on his chest completely hid his energy.
Ever since he got the transformation necklace, he didn't learn how to hide his energy. No matter how hard he tried, it wouldn't be as good as the transformation necklace.
Priest Big Horn sensed Abel's energy, so he couldn't help but take a second look at Abel.
The 3 mad wolves were also recalled. Mad wolves couldn't hide their energy at all. Their violent nature made them not as good at hiding their energy as their relatives.
The other summoned creatures were all put away in order to reduce the amount of aura they emitted.
Abel also put Black Wind back into his monster ring. Although he could suppress Black Wind's energy to a very low level, it didn't feel good to be the only one on a mount since everyone else didn't have a mount.
The path up the mountain was still led by Ruin, with Priest Big Horn on the left, half-elf Leon on the right, and Abel at the back.
Since there was no path, they could only rely on Ruin's experience to lead the way. With Priest Big Horn there, the path wasn't too steep.
Abel was at the back of the team. Most of his attention was on the rocks around him. He casually picked up a red rock. He knew it wasn't a normal rock.
As soon as he got here, he could tell that many of the red rocks on the mountain were iron ores. They were special iron ores.
The red rock in his hand didn't have a lot of iron ores, so it was quite difficult to extract them. It was because of this that the other three didn't know about it.
One had to know that the value of such a special iron ore mountain was estimated to be no less than the harvest of a ruin.
Take the redstone in his hand for example. If he extracted the special iron ore from it, he estimated that the weapon he forged would be a weapon with fire elemental damage, while the armor would have fire elemental resistance and ice elemental defense.
Of course, the iron ores in Crimson Rock Mountain had very little exposed iron ores. If it wasn't for a grandmaster blacksmith like Abel, normal advanced wizards or masters wouldn't have been able to tell that there was a special iron ore here.
Abel couldn't help but shake his head when he saw Priest Big Horn kicking away a red rock that was blocking his way. Priest Big Horn didn't know how important this red rock was. He didn't know that the red rock he just kicked away was a special iron ore. It was worth more than a few intermediate gems, and the finished product would be countless times more valuable.
"What a pity!" Abel said to himself. Although the red rock had special fire element, it couldn't be used as a material for Johnson. It could only be used as an item for him to sell and make some profit.
Qiangsen's body was made of materials that were at least stronger than refined iron. Even if the Redstone Ore in his hand was forged by him, it would only be as strong as refined iron. It would only have the special effect of containing fire elements.
Johnson's attacks already contained the element of electricity, so adding fire element wouldn't make much of a difference.
Abel's actions didn't attract much attention from Priest Big Horn. He was just laughing at Abel in his heart for looking like a country bumpkin.
While he was walking, he suddenly felt that the red stones under his feet were getting extremely hot. His intuition was giving him a very dangerous warning. Without even thinking, he ignited the "instantaneous movement" with his left hand and disappeared from the spot.
As soon as Abel disappeared, the ground under his feet suddenly rumbled. A giant flaming hand reached out from the ground and grabbed onto a streak of white light.
Abel appeared on top of a giant red rock and immediately added an "energy shield" and an "ice armor" to himself. He looked towards the flaming giant hand that just reached out from the ground. He noticed that the rocks around the flaming giant hand were rolling out on their own. Soon, a flaming humanoid monster that was 10 meters tall emerged from the red rock.
The flaming monster roared towards the sky. Its gaze was fixed on Abel. It seemed like Abel was its only target.
"Be careful, Wizard Abel. Do you have anything with extremely strong energy on you? This red rock monster is very sensitive to energy. It seems like it has its eyes on you!" Half-elf Leon added a "hurricane armor" to himself as he reminded Abel loudly.
Abel couldn't help but pause for a moment. If there was anything with extremely strong energy, it would be a perfect gem. However, those things were all stored in the holy portal ring "Valaya's ring."
He didn't believe that the Red Stone Monster could see through the Divine Portal Ring and find the perfect gem inside. But looking at the Red Stone Monster, it did seem like it was targeting him.
Of course, Abel didn't know that the blue dragon energy on him was indeed invisible to intelligent life forms, but to this red rock monster, Abel was a walking dragon. Since he was hiding his energy, the red rock monster thought he was a dragon.
From the red rock monster's point of view, any dragon that entered its territory was a declaration of war.
According to the legends, the transformation necklace was made by the gods. It could perfectly transform between different races and hide one's original energy, but that didn't include the powerful giant dragons.
Normal giant dragons might not be as powerful as the goddess of the moon, but the most powerful giant dragons were on the same level as the goddess of the moon. Therefore, the transformation necklace made by the goddess of the moon couldn't perfectly hide the energy of a giant dragon.
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