"Calendar, this is a treasure that the master asked his subordinates to bring to you and needs you to repair. I hope you can complete it as soon as possible."
The huge Titan slowly climbed up from the ground. Before he could figure out what happened, he heard a whisper in his ears.
"Where am I..." The Titan's thoughts were confused. He covered his head with his hands. After a while, he slowly regained consciousness. "By the way, there must be something wrong with those potions. The necromancer actually
Dare to lie to me..."
"Lord Messiga has taken care of the necromancer, now it's your turn to carry out your mission."
The low words came again, and the Titan followed the sound, and then saw a death knight at his feet.
"Death Knight Kane, are you also controlled by that necromancer?"
"Yes, fortunately, the kind Lord Rhodes did not blame me for this."
As he spoke, the Titan stretched out his huge palm and, using only two fingers, picked up the thing in Kane's hand, a broken dark chain.
Kalenda looked at this unique chain. Soon, he seemed to have discovered something. As he moved, the chain quickly enlarged in his hand, from being less than the thickness of one of his fingers to being larger than his
The arms are thicker.
The enlargement of the chain also made it heavier. Even Kalunda showed some difficulty when lifting the chain. If the Titan just threw it to the ground, the power would be no less than
Mountains collapse.
"This treasure is very wonderful. Its forging method is very ancient, and it can change its size freely according to the user's body shape. The last time I saw such a treasure was when I was in hell, helping the owner to smelt the artifact. This treasure is definitely
It was forged according to the specifications of a divine weapon, but in the end it fell short and failed to reach the quality of a divine weapon."
Kalenda said happily when he saw Hunter. Nothing could arouse the Titan's interest more than an exquisitely forged treasure. He gently touched the surface of the dark chain and carefully felt the difference in every inch of the chain.
.
The end of the chain seemed to have been severely corroded and was full of holes, which made Kalunda look a little distressed.
"If you repair the war shackles, Lord Rhodes will definitely be happy." Kane glanced at him and said the name of this treasure.
Looking at the treasure in his hand, Kalenda seemed to have thought of something and let out a deep sigh.
"What's wrong?" Kane noticed his abnormality and asked with some confusion.
"I remembered some things in hell." Kalunda raised the chain in his hand and said slowly, "Do you know why the forger of this treasure failed in the end and failed to forge the war shackles of artifact quality?
?"
"I don't know much about the forging of treasures, but since you asked that, you must know the answer in your heart." Kane shook his head and replied.
Kalunda took a deep breath: "The key to forging artifacts lies in will. The birth of artifacts is not simply the accumulation of materials, or the exquisite forging skills. This is far better than combining existing artifact parts.
More complicated."
Kane nodded and listened to Kalenda's story.
"Those famous legendary heroes in history, their will can infect everything, turning ordinary objects into treasures, and making treasures into artifacts. If you want to forge an artifact, you must also give it the corresponding will when forging it."
As he spoke, Kalunda raised the chain in his hand high. He stared at the chain in his hand, as if he had seen what happened a long time ago: "The forger of the treasure felt the call of the artifact, so he could only use his
Only by integrating his will, his soul, and his life into it can the artifact be born, but the man backed down in the end."
As he said this, there was a hint of regret in Kalenda's eyes. He was feeling sorry for what had happened to this chain.
"Maybe that's true, but what does that have to do with your experience in hell?" After listening to Kalenda's story, Kane asked curiously.
For the Titan in front of him who was good at forging, Kane only knew that he was brought back from hell by Rhodes, just like other legion members. But as for the Titan's past experience and what happened to him,
Kane didn't even understand.
"I also wanted to forge such an artifact, and I would not hesitate to integrate my own soul into it." Kalunda showed a hint of reminiscence, "I spent hundreds of years in the Doomsday Volcano before tempering it.
The sword embryo is enough to become an artifact. If the master hadn’t given me the most precious Philosopher’s Stone, I would have exchanged my life for the emergence of that artifact.”
Listening to what Kalenda said, Kane's eyes also became a little more moved. He didn't expect that this Titan who forged weapons for legion members had such an experience.
"Speaking of which, where are we now?"
After a moment of silence, Kalenda seemed to have discovered something and took the initiative to ask Kane.
"Not far away is Lord Messiga's residence. She released you from the fusion state. You must thank her." Kane replied without thinking.
Following Kane's answer, Kalenda also looked around. What shocked him was that the ground nearby was covered with a carpet that looked like it was made of squashed living creatures.
, only the area under his feet is not like this.
Stepping on the solid ground underfoot, with this discovery, many bad memories slowly emerged in Kalenda's mind.
At this moment, Kalunda remembered all her previous experiences, including after drinking the love potion, chasing the great demon Vios all the way here, and finally being transformed by Messiga using magic to distort her body and transform herself into a child together with other creatures.
All kinds of flesh and blood carpets.
Recalling what had happened, even with the Titan's extremely strong physique, he felt faintly weak at this moment. Kalenda quickly turned his body to the side and made a retching sound from his mouth.
"Don't worry, you'll get used to it soon. I also have those memories."
On the side, Kane's face was equally ugly, and the changes that had happened to Kalenda also happened to him.
"Great greedy king, please forgive my offense..."
What Kane didn't expect was that after Calendar slowly regained his composure, he immediately started talking quickly in the direction of the prophet's cabin, with deep fear flashing in his eyes.
Shaking his head, Kane stretched out his hand and barely reached Kalenda's ankle: "You'd better finish the master's task quickly, and don't let the master wait too long."