After lighting up all the "Wind Chimes" in the laboratory, Elvin sat in front of the specially prepared workbench and was about to start.
Gulp … Gulp …
He touched his stomach. He had been busy since the day before and had not had time to eat until this morning.
The crew had already brought the Demonized Lizards to prepare food. Should he use the dry food in the "Magic Bag" to fill his stomach?
"Right, there's still this!"
While rummaging through the bag for the stored food, he suddenly saw the pure black lizard egg that he had found on the island. The situation was urgent at that time, so he must have conveniently kept it in the "Magic Bag" and almost forgot about it.
"Yes, a family should be neat and tidy."
He poured water into the laboratory's crucible and soaked the egg the size of a volleyball in it, preparing to make a boiled egg.
It seemed that such a large lizard egg would need to be boiled for a while. After lighting the alcohol lamp, Elvin ignored it.
He calmed down and began to prepare to make his first "Wild Talisman".
As a series of talismans, the "Wild Talisman" had many types. There were other non-biological materials, such as wood, stone, metal, and so on. Each type had more than one genre.
If they were further divided into uses, such as energy enhancement, physical enhancement, defense, attack, curses, blessings, and so on, they were as vast as the sea. Even if one studied it for a lifetime, they would not be able to find all of them.
The "Wild Talisman" was one of the ancient inheritances that the ancient wizards had been using since the Uncivilized Era.
It was mainly made by combining the runes mastered by the wizards with the extraordinary materials of the creatures themselves to create various talismans with various uses.
To be more precise, it was mainly made of extraordinary materials and supplemented by runes. It fully stimulated the power of the original owner of the materials and used the talisman to simulate or borrow the magical abilities of the Demonized Creatures.
Although it was not as versatile as the various modern witchcraft tools, and limited by the extraordinary materials, it was extremely difficult to mass produce. However, the advantages of specialization were still very prominent.
It was worth mentioning that the "Black Panther Talisman" that Elvin had, which could increase his agility and reaction speed by 20%, was actually one of the talismans in this series.
However, speed, strength, and reflexes were only the basics. The special 'spell-like abilities' that the demonized creatures had were the real treasures behind the [Wild Amulet]!
Under the bright light of the wind chimes, Elvin carefully examined the scales in his hand, which had smooth surfaces and circles of natural patterns on the back.
With the help of the Data Analyzing Vision, he silently designed the production plan.
There was no doubt that the "Shadow Lizard" didn't have any other abilities, but the [Shadowform] ability to hide in the shadow was indisputably powerful!
With such a talisman, even an ordinary lousy assassin could instantly become an expert assassin.
If he fell into the hands of "Chameleon" Duncan, a veteran assassin from the Vulture's Nest, his abilities would certainly undergo a qualitative change, and he would become a terrifying existence that even the great Knight would have to be wary of.
Elvin even suspected that the mysterious origin of his Extraordinary profession, the Shadow Lizard Bandit, had something to do with the Shadow Realm.
Even if it was the most wasteful use of this talisman.
If an ordinary person held it in their hands, they could also use the ability of Shadowform to temporarily avoid physical attacks from the material world, such as … concentrated fire from a gun! It would greatly increase the survivability of the holder.
It was obvious that if he could complete this talisman, it would be an extremely practical talisman!
In the mystical knowledge inherited from the "Flesh and Blood Ritual", a complete talisman was composed of three parts: "spiritual material," "imagery," and "built-in runes." Then, it would be activated through a specific ritual to become a true [Wild Amulet].
After thinking for a while, Elvin took out a piece of white paper from the drawer and wrote down the rune design in his mind on the paper.
With the help of the Data Analyzing Vision, all the mystical knowledge related to knowledge was not difficult for Elvin.
The part that consumed the most energy was the part that involved the practice.
After repeatedly revising the design and experimenting with the wood pieces a few times, Elvin began to work only when he was really confident.
He first took out a scale of the worst quality and tried it. Elvin did not expect to succeed in one try. His initial goal was to complete all the procedures step by step.
Then, he would absorb the experience and correct the mistakes. He would be able to achieve the most basic effect of a talisman on the second or third scale.
Elvin sat in front of the workbench.
He held the black non-reflective scale of the Dagger Chief in one hand, and dipped a thin beast-hair pen in the prepared red potion in the other. He wrote runes that were as neat as printed paper but full of spirituality on the surface of the scale.
Rustle, rustle, rustle …
Because there was supernatural power involved from the beginning, just the simple rune writing made a strange sound like a bamboo stick scratching the sand.
Elvin did not care about this phenomenon.
His hands moved continuously. Although it was not smooth, it was still pleasing to the eye.
After a full five minutes, the front and back of the Dagger Chief's scale were covered with extremely fine runes. The front was densely packed and the back was sparse, arranged in layers of rings.
Finally, at the center of the smooth front of the scale, they formed a three-dimensional spiritual rune "shadow."
This was the core ability of the Wild Talisman!
He placed the half-finished talisman on the custom-made snow-white porcelain table of the workbench.
Elvin silently meditated for a moment and mobilized his spirituality. He pinched the index finger and thumb of his left hand and made a wing-like gesture. He covered the scale and chanted in a low voice.
Cel —
[Conceal]
The spirituality of the medicinal liquid on the scale was activated. After a faint golden-red light, it instantly disappeared as if it had seeped into the scale.
When the Transcendent spiritual light dissipated, the half-finished talisman had returned to its original black and non-reflective appearance.
Elvin picked up the scale again and took out the carving knife to directly enter the next procedure — "Engraving Image."
Elvin's persistent Knight training since he was young gave him greater wrist strength and control than those wizards who relied on witchcraft to complete the Transcendent transformation of their bodies.
However, since "image" was called "image," of course, it was not as simple as engraving the image of the spiritual material's owner.
Instead, he used the carving knife as the "pen" and the wizard's own spirituality as the "paint" to leave the image of the creature in the creator's mind on the talisman.
The carving knife did not stop at all.
Elvin did not need to draw in advance like ordinary engravers. His extraordinary memory and thinking ability allowed him to achieve the Transcendent level of accurate reproduction!
He could perfectly visualize the "image" in his mind.
Rustle …
A slightly abstract but very vivid lizard image gradually appeared on the hard scales.
However, it was not those small lizards with a body length of more than two meters, but the lizard king with a six-horned bone crown on its head that looked like the giant beast Godzilla!
Obviously, in Elvin's mind, that was the ultimate form that represented the shadow lizards!
"Perhaps, a random scale pulled off from its body would be much stronger than the spirituality of the essence of these ordinary lizards …"
Gently blowing off the debris on the scale, Elvin had some greedy fantasies.
However, he also knew that this idea was as whimsical as a mortal plucking a tiger's beard to make medicine.
If he wanted to use the Lizard King's scale to make a talisman, he would have to become a Rank 3 Wizard and have the ability to enter the Shadow World at will to be able to realize it.
The first two processes had been completed. Elvin placed the talisman face up on the ceramic table.
There was already an image of the Lizard King with the hazy feeling of "shadowification" and the majesty of a giant beast on it. The technique might not be brilliant, but it was full of charm.
After that, he took out a piece of the "Tree of Life" personally drawn on the best Transcendent beast skin he could find and solemnly hung it on the wall of the cabin behind the table.
On the paper that was as white and smooth as a young girl's skin, there was an "inverted tree" with dark green as the main body and various symbolic symbols of red, purple, yellow, blue and other colors.
The final activation ceremony was different for each school. Elvin obviously used the inheritance of the "Flesh Sacrifice".
Even if it had not been fully materialized, the "Tree of Life" that existed in the unseen space and time, as the mysterious source of the school, already had some kind of mysticism that ordinary Wizards did not have.
Elvin had already prepared wooden nails, a sword, a bulldozer, a fish hook, and a mammal's molar. He formed a pentagram and surrounded the half-finished "Wild Talisman" in the middle.
Then he lit a piece of incense.
The moment the green smoke rose in spirals, a mysterious atmosphere suddenly descended on the table. The dark Transcendent light began to constantly circulate on the surface of the talisman.
The shadows seemed to become thicker, and even the laboratory with the wind chimes lit up suddenly became much darker.
Seeing this strange phenomenon, Elvin nodded his head.
He felt that even if his first craftsmanship could not perfectly meet the expectations of the design, it would not be completely ineffective.
The activation ceremony had already started, but this process could not be completed in one go. It needed at least half an hour of incubation.
Sniff sniff —
The tip of his nose had already smelled bursts of aroma from the kitchen. Since it would not be over in a short time, Elvin decided to have a meal first.
As an Transcendent, he was full of energy and tenacious vitality. Sometimes it was normal for him to not sleep for a few days and nights while doing research.
But even if he could also not eat for a period of time and live on water, Elvin felt that life would be too boring if he did not have good food.
"Fried steak, meatballs, rosemary fried meat, charcoal barbecue … It's a bit like a mix of beef and chicken, I kind of want to eat it!
It seems that the Chardonnay that Milan brought has also been opened … "
His keen sense of smell easily distinguished the various fragrances in the air and could not help but swallow his saliva.
Bang —
Elvin, who pushed the door open to enjoy the lizard meat feast, had long forgotten about his "boiled egg".
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