The Man's Decree

Chapter 2470 Polished Off

“Insert your spiritual sense into this parchment. Then, you'll automatically master the lowest level of smithing skills and can refine low-grade spirit ores.”

After saying that, Hammerhead spread the parchment on the ground.

Seeing that, Jared and Flaxseed swiftly unleashed their spiritual sense and entered the parchment.

In the blink of an eye, they both mastered the skill of refining spirit ores.

“Now that you've mastered the method, you can try putting it into practice,” Hammerhead declared as he put the parchment away.

Jared and Flaxseed nodded in acquiescence. Subsequently, streams of aura burst forth from them and condensed into a massive hammer in front of them both respectively.

The massive hammers exuded bursts of condensed aura. As the two men held them, they could actually feel the tools in their hands like tangible objects.

“You can condense a smithing hammer now, but the grade of spirit ore you can refine with it hinges on your insight and grasp of skills.”

Hammerhead located a spirit ore and started

the massive hammer in their hands

shattered when they did so, there was no sign of the core essence. Instead,

they could only repeat the process. It was only when they had done it countless times to the point that they were drenched in sweat and panting heavily

them. But by then, Hammerhead had long since refined a dozen of

We're simply too slow!” Flaxseed lamented with dejection written all over his

just learned to refine spirit ores. Constant practice is required to increase your proficiency. With that, your speed will

a bob of the head in acknowledgment, Jared and Flaxseed began to refine spirit ores tirelessly. Calming his mind, Jared pondered upon

sounds reverberated

within him. It drifted around his elixir

realization, he worked even harder, swinging the massive hammer in his

it was uncertain whether it was day or night, but there were already hundreds

on the verge of collapse. The smithing hammer in his hand started turning incorporeal. In the end,