Dimensional Descent

The Ore Leonel immediately recognized was quite a unique metal that manifested like glass. It had all the texture, feel and pliability of metal, but also happened to be see-through. This ore was simply known as Polished Glass Ore and it seemed that Kaela's faction received their name directly from this source. The only difference between it and normal glass was that it had a slight black hue to it as though in warning of its danger…

The issue with Polished Glass, though, was that it was incredibly volatile. And as Kaela mentioned, it was best not to leave it with any impurities unless one wanted a face of what would amount to a stack of TNT.

However, as it seemed with most things, the more difficult they were to deal with, the better the reward for dealing with them. The problem, though, was that Polished Glass had a very specific use case that would benefit it the greatest and it was difficult to reach this balance.

Seeing that Leonel had spent so long looking toward their stores of Polished Glass, Kaela smiled.

"Definitely do not touch that. Radlis, that brat, actually almost caused us to go up in smoke a few days ago. It's lucky that he has some use or else I really would have strangled him to death by now."

Though Kaela seemed casual with her words, the lab itself was in great order. Even at this moment, the Polished Glass was locked away safely and securely.

The five members of the faction, excluding Radlis, had all gone off to work.

Rum held two massive hammers, pounding away at something with his head hidden under a hood. Litia and Madia seemed to be taking whatever product he finished and purifying it what looked like flames. Thilly inspect their products, while it was the lanky Vaglor who took the most volatile product and placed it within the protective covering.

To give Radlis some credit, though, it seemed that he had also gotten started on the task Kaela had for him. But, for whatever reason, he kept looking back toward Leonel and Kaela with tears streaking down his cheeks. One would have thought that he was cutting onions.

The last station was completely empty. Leonel was certain that whatever processing was left would be left to Kaela herself.

to watch?" Kaela asked, seeing that

"Sure."

her expression turning serious. Everyone seemed to take a pause on what they

scrunchy that kept Kaela's ponytail in place began to flicker to life, dancing with a

slipped her hands into the

her hair danced down her neck, along her shoulders and arms, through

handle the piece of

a finished product. There was no amount of polishing that could

such a piece of Polished Glass felt no different from standing in a nuclear war zone. Even if your eyes couldn't see it… You didn't have to for you to

of handling Polished Glass didn't come

this step. Rather, because

right now…? They were like hidden assassins ready and waiting to take

the most dangerous step. Not the purification, but the molding

several hours of careful, step by step processes to finally

hands out and grinned

happy she was with her work, she didn't take it out of the container. Rather, after pressing a button, the container collapsed in side very gently and formed a small

you're making

gave Leonel

you

into the palm comfortably. Combining with its transparent appearance and it was quite a beautiful ornament, indeed. The slight black light