All Chapters of Transmigration Into A World With Manna: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90
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Chapter 81
Caster wasn’t the only one who benefited from the expedition. Everyone in the party had collected many mana stones and gained lots of experience from killing monsters. Felix had the biggest level jump, going from tier 1 level 10 to level 23. In only a short while, he could gain another tier 1 class and be in the steel adventurer ranks.Caster gained two levels during the encounter. He may have reached the top of his class if it wasn’t a crafting profession. The magic mastery skill he had was unusual for his class. He hoped it would unlock better job options in the future, maybe not just other tier 1 classes.“Thanks for pulling me out,” Caster said to his party members, who were arguing about women’s busts again. He needed to thank them for getting him out of there; he wouldn’t have survived otherwise. The guys laughed a bit. The elf stayed quiet, looking outside the carriage. Felix blushed slightly, not used to being thanked.They returned to Winterfell safely. The journey back
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Chapter 82
Winterfell was a big and prosperous city known for its crafting professions. Many of the country’s magical items were made here, and anything with Winterfell's quality seal usually sold well.The city’s money flow was regulated by the merchant council and the local noble house. Nobles mostly stayed out of business matters, focusing on parties, gaining merits, and currying favor with higher-ranking nobles or the royal family.In a brightly lit room, six people sat around a round table, though two chairs were empty. These were some of the richest merchants in the city. One of them was the demon manager Caster worked for.“What the fuck. That mine you blew up cost me a lot of cash, how did a Gorgonite infestation spread there? It makes no sense!”A large dwarf with a bit of a tummy slammed his hand on the table. His hand and beard were adorned with golden rings.“Just some bad luck?” An elven man with dark skin smoking from a cigarette holder said. He wore a black suit that revealed a
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Chapter 83
The profits from the magic scrolls were good, but at most, Caster worked like five regular mana scribes. He wasn’t a magicsmith yet, and the real money was in making reusable gear for adventurers or soldiers. Getting a good commission from the noble lords to outfit their armies could make more money than selling to adventurers.“Aye, the brat is working hard. He even asked me for smithing books…”The demon said while the elf man smiled.“He’s going to change classes again already…”The two were surprised by Caster's progress. They figured he couldn’t be an ordinary person since he already had his second class at eleven. There were ways to increase experience besides killing monsters and crafting.“Do you think he used blood crystals, manager? He doesn’t seem like the type.”“He didn’t show any signs of using them, probably not.”The demon replied while lighting his pipe. The elven man cringed, not being a fan of smokers.“We have him for another two years, so we can watch him closely
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Chapter 84
Caster got to his usual place, which was just at the bottom of the house. The outside looked as dead as always. He turned around and walked slowly upstairs. His room had no difference from how it was, and he went straight to the computer. He heard the fans turn on, and the system asked for his password as usual.“I said it. There are a lot of them this time.He went straight to the event that made him aware of the possible classes and started looking through them. As usual, there still was the usual tier 1 classes like archer, warrior, and scout, but now there were some tier 2 classes available.‘Advanced Mana Scribe… Advanced Magic Mana Scribe are there…’He had maxed out both of his scribing skills and some mage class skills. He understood that what he had was sufficient to allow him to change to these classes. Going with the tier 2 Advanced Magic Mana Scribe class seemed like a good idea.He looked at the magical classes side but frowned. There weren’t any tier 2 mage classes
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Chapter 85
Caster put the crafting instructions aside. He had learned how to make a magesmith’s ladle used in forging. He didn't expect this to be his first project. He also needed to inscribe magic on the metal tool before it could be considered finished.He looked at the tool rack and started picking out the tools and resources needed for the task. He didn't come unprepared; he had studied many crafting textbooks. He had also watched other smiths in the city.He even tried to pay a few for lessons, but they weren’t willing to share their secrets, thinking he was a spy from another smithy. Not wanting to ask the Manager for help, he settled for watching from afar, but was soon removed after being spotted a few days later.Nodding to himself, he began placing the items and tools needed to forge the ladle. First came the magesmith's hammers, essential for the craft. Next were shears for cutting thinner pieces of metal, a punch to make holes for attaching the round ladle end with rivets, and so
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Chapter 86
Caster began bending the end of the handle’s taper over the rounded far edge of the anvil.Then he started shaping it, a process called scrolling. He did this by holding the rod flat on the anvil and hammering back towards himself.This would give the handle a nice curved shape, which was needed for this type of ladle.His hand grew tired, and his stamina points dropped. He kept bending the handle until it formed a proper scroll. He then bent the end further, about 45 degrees to one side over the far side of the anvil, to create a ring at the end. He placed the little loop in the anvil’s spike and finished shaping the handle with more hammer strikes before quenching it.With the handle now done, he moved on to the other end where the oval ladle would attach. The sounds of hammering metal continued while Caster sweated. After some time, he shaped the other end well enough and then needed to punch holes through it.The tool for this was a punch, which looked like a large nail but was
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Chapter 87
The sand kept running out, and Caster began to feel dizzy. Even after resting and regaining some mana, he was reaching his limit.Caster had to reach for his reserves even now. His face turned pale, and it felt like nails were being driven into his ears, but he kept hammering.**Ladle of Lesser Fire Resistance [Lesser: Lowest, High]**He managed to finish without passing out and got a strange rating for his item. Within it was both the higher and lower grade. The lesser part likely referred to the rank of the item, which was low because it was just a plain iron ladle. The high part was probably because the magic he forged was of high quality, but the ladle itself was barely passable.He was transported back to his room after passing his second tier 1 class change. He was now a magical magesmith. Before he could celebrate, he had to grab his waste bin and vomit his supper into it. His mana had dropped to 1%.He swiftly moved over to his spatial bag and pulled out a mana potion, whic
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Chapter 88
Caster yawned and turned his head to the side. His head was sticking out from under a blanket, and he could feel a cold breeze coming in through the window.He got up, stretched, and yawned again, his eyes still a bit heavy. Over the years, he had gained some freedom, but he was still used to waking up early.Today was different. The new workshop he was promised was opening.He was going to work there instead of at Exeor’s Magic Emporium. As a magical magesmith, he needed more space to practice his smithing skills.The manager had kept his promise, and today, Caster would move to the new workshop. He was going to live there, so he wouldn’t need his room at the inn anymore.The new place had a small bedroom for him. He wouldn’t get it for free, though; he had to pay rent and still produce at least ten spell scrolls a week.He wasn’t thrilled about the increased workload. He wanted to improve his smithing skills. Caster’s scribing skills were not able to advance anymore till he got a ti
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Chapter 89
This wasn't a regular house; it was probably a small warehouse. It had a two-story storage area and a small office, which would be his living quarters.Just outside the warehouse stood this loading platform to help load and unload goods from carts and wagons. For heavier items, there should have been a simple hoist above the warehouse door, but there was none. There might have been a crane operated from the catwalk, but that wasn't there anymore either.Most of the building's space was for storage, giving plenty of room for various smithing tools. Right in the middle was a large anvil, which looked quite old and heavy to lift.By the wall was the heart of the smithy: the forge, with a bellows connected to it to allow him to pump more air into the fire. The forge made use of coal as fuel and was in working mode.He looked at the iron tools on the other side of the room. After going through them, he noticed some were even rusty.First, he sorted them out, bringing all the hammers to on
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Chapter 90
Caster placed the rounded part of the nail header onto the anvil, aligning it with a circular hole. With the nearly finished nail in the header and on the anvil, he began hammering the top. Soon, the nail took its final shape, and he set it aside.Iron Nail Creation - Low - 1XP gainedHe raised an eyebrow at the experience gained. It was the lowest possible for any action, and given this was his third tier 1 class, this probably wasn’t the best way to level up.‘Glad I haven’t made too many tools for item-related magic.’He sighed, disappointed by the small amount of experience. At least he had made something better than ‘lowest.’ He continued making nails until he ran out of stock. He didn’t level up any of his magesmith skills yet; if he did after making simple nails, it would have been too easy.He practiced making nails while also creating spell scrolls during his downtime. He needed to keep up or improve his progress.Now that he had a workshop, he’d need to spend money on new ma
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