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Chapter 712 Blue Acolytes In Training
chapter 712 blue acolytes in training
karl joined the acolytes in the central room and motioned for them to sit around one of the round tables.
"first up, you need two basic skills to be able to help with the job. [life leech] and [holy weapon]." he announced, then used [follow me, little one] to transfer the skills.
he didn't have high hopes for life leech, but it transferred without issues. blue dragon clerics had an affinity for knowledge, and even if it wasn't something that they would use, they had an easy time learning most skills.
even when they didn't have karl to just imprint it in their brain.
"that skill is spectacular. no wonder the librarian likes you when she hates people in general." janet whispered to herself, too low for the others to hear.
"you all can drop the disguise spells now. keeping them active will use up energy that you're going to need by the time that we're done training you on these techniques." karl insisted.
but before that, he had to try [skill merger] and see if he could come up with something.
if he combined [runecrafting] with [holy weapon], what would happen?
it took an immense amount of focus to bring up two such technical skills at once, especially when he couldn't activate them in his mind to see the effect.
"sir?" one of the acolytes asked carefully.
"give me a moment, i'm trying to mentally blend a pair of skills to teach you the basics because you can't use runecrafting as a complete skill until royal rank. i don't know any of the subset skills that come before it, so i need to isolate a portion that will let you learn now, and not hinder your advancement."
karl's answer had tails wagging furiously, and cara was laughing so hard at the sight that fizzspark nearly fell off her back.
he really wanted one of those hammers. it would work great with his gravity slam skill in human form.
"mark, can you use that skill you have to enhance bows? or is it limited to metallic weapons?" karl asked, changing the topic.
mark thought about it for a bit, then nodded. "it should work fine on wooden weapons. it's more like i've got an introductory primer to the skill and basic runes. there aren't many restrictions, just a lot that i don't know yet."
"well, if i can teach it to everyone, then we can start getting you all to work."
karl sent the skill out to the other acolytes, and the girls giggled as they read the message.
"alright, we have more melee weapon users than ranged, so we will split the tasks. who wants to do bows today? i need two volunteers?" karl requested.
janet and mabel raised their hands. "perfect, you two will do bows today. i wish i had a better written primer to help you get started, but i will write you out a handful of options for the base runes. if i understand how this works correctly, you will need to add the runes and the spells as the weapon is created, so you will have to work with the existing bowyers. they know how to actually make the bows, you know how to do the advanced enhancements. but because you're new, we will bring them in here where i can supervise everyone.
the other three of you will be with the smiths. forgemaster granite, if you would please pick someone patient for them to work with.
this is all new to everyone, but if they do it right, a runesmith should be able to create magnificent enchantments."
forgemaster granite nodded.
"what is their path forwards after this?" he asked as he chose the three smiths for them to work with.
"well, the advanced form of the knowledge should be a dwarven runemaster, but as none of them are dwarves, i guess it's just a progression through the ranks of runesmith to runemaster?" karl guessed.
mark nodded. "i think that's right. i can see the option in my system, and the next step is journeyman runesmith. but i can't buy it with skill points. it looks like the only option is to practice until this gauge is full."