Grandmaster Hunter of Age of Mythology

Kashen took great pains to get many matters settled, but the only problem was the giant killer whale leather armor on the Magic Island, which the magicians here were unable to repair, mainly because of the lack of some key materials.

You know, the advanced nature of this leather armor is beyond doubt. It once saved Kashin's life at a critical moment, and thus became a good item that the alchemists here envy.

Afterwards, Kashin went to the alchemy shop in the market and bought magic alloy materials for his grandfather so that he could use them to forge arrowheads.

Nowadays, these expensive arrowheads are indispensable for every mission, and they are always used to defeat the enemy.

"Shopkeeper, I need you to make me a knight's hammer infused with spiritual power (long-handled model). This is the sketch. Can you forge it?" Kashin asked expectantly.

"Young man, you are a magic apprentice, right? It is a bit strange to forge such a weapon. Is there any special meaning in injecting mental power into it? Generally speaking, this practice does not have much practical significance!" The shopkeeper responded with confusion.

"This is what I thought. At the critical moment, I can throw this knight hammer out, and then make slight adjustments with my mental power, so as to achieve the purpose of hitting the target..." Kashin explained seriously.

After hearing this, the shopkeeper showed an incredible look on his face. In his opinion, this is absolutely impossible to achieve in theory. However, if he can really make this long-handled knight hammer, the materials used to introduce spiritual power, such as star iron, gold element ore essence, etc., can make him a small profit.

Since the customer has made such a request, the store no longer asks whether it can be achieved. Anyway, there are no corresponding complex elements and the forging process is not advanced. It is just the fusion and shaping of materials. It is very simple to operate.

The shopkeeper thought for a moment and then said, "No problem, let me take a look at the picture first."

This is just a sketch, and the hammer required to be made weighs 60 kilograms, which is already very heavy. You know, the average knight's hammer weighs only more than 20 kilograms at most, and if it is too heavy, it will often not be effective when wielded.

Moreover, this knight's hammer must also have the function of injecting fighting spirit and mental power, plus a unicorn totem and Van Helsing's surname totem. These are the fixed requirements, and the store can be free to play with other aspects.

"Brother, you can make it. But do you want to add runes to reduce the weight? Since this kind of knight's hammer does not contain elemental materials, it cannot store energy, nor can it be set up to cast spells." The shopkeeper kindly suggested.

"I know this, but I don't have any elemental affinity. I just want to rely on force to defeat skill. I really can't learn to cast spells..." Kashen said helplessly.

"I see. I now roughly understand what's going on. This 60-jin weapon is very expensive just because of the black iron alloy material. I'm worried that you, my apprentice, simply can't afford the high price..." the shopkeeper said with a frown.

"Please help me calculate and see if I have enough magic coins." Kashin deliberately cried poor. He knew very well that if he showed off his wealth at this time, he would be ripped off by the store owner.

From a historical perspective, in many ancient battles, unique weapons often gave warriors unexpected advantages.

Just like this knight's hammer with special requirements, if it can be successfully made and used properly, it may become Kashin's magic weapon for victory on the battlefield.

When the mental power is injected into the Knight Hammer, the user can use his mental will to control the attack direction and strength of the Knight Hammer more subtly and accurately in battle. For example, in close combat, facing the enemy's flexible dodge, the user can use mental power to guide the swing trajectory of the hammer, break through the enemy's defense, and achieve an unexpected attack effect; when throwing at a long distance, mental power can adjust the flight path of the hammer, allowing it to bypass obstacles and accurately hit the target.

In terms of energy utilization, the injected spiritual power can activate and strengthen the potential power contained in the Knight Hammer to a certain extent, so that each attack has a spiritual impact, causing interference or deterrence to the enemy's mind, disrupting their combat rhythm and judgment.

From the user's own perspective, infusing mental power into the Knight Hammer can enhance the mental connection between the user and the weapon.

This spiritual connection makes the weapon no longer just a cold tool, but an extension of the user's own strength. Over time, the weapon becomes an extension of the strength of the hands and feet and is very handy to use.

Long-term running-in and application can enhance the user's ability to control and use his or her own mental power, and promote the growth and evolution of his or her mental power.

The shop owner estimated the price. He knew that this young apprentice did not have much profit, so he only calculated the cost of materials and added 50% for labor costs. He decided to use the blacksmith's forging method to make the weapon for him.

Although alchemical techniques can make the weapon stronger, the price will be three times higher. For such a large and simple weapon, there is no need to use expensive alchemy.

"The apprentice is very strong, and the hammer weighs more than 60 kilograms, so the design needs to be more reasonable. I also need to redesign the blueprint... The material cost alone will cost at least 8,000 magic coins. Add in 50% labor fee, and 12,000 is already the cheapest price. In order to save costs, we can only use a magic forge and complete it by hand forging."

"Shopkeeper, in that case, wouldn't the weapons be less beautiful than those made by alchemists?"

"Of course, but in fact, if you just want a practical weapon, it is also very economical to make one with fine steel. It only costs 500 imperial gold coins at most. In the folk, you can find a blacksmith shop with good craftsmanship to make it."

"The shop is quite honest. If it is forged from fine steel, I can make one myself, even if it's a little rough. But this is for use in battle, so if conditions permit, I'd better let the alchemist do it!" Kashin muttered to himself. He knew very well that in battle, every detail could determine life or death, so he had extremely high requirements for weapons.

The shopkeeper nodded and said, "I see. The labor cost is three times the price, a total of 20,000 magic coins." This price is expensive for ordinary people, but Kashin accepted it without hesitation. He knew that good weapons have to pay a price, and he was willing to pay for it.

Kashin calculated silently in his mind that the cost of materials of 8,000 plus the 150% labor cost was exactly 20,000. He felt that this price was reasonable. After all, what he wanted was for the weapon to be able to extend naturally like limbs and exert the greatest power.

"Okay, forge it for me. Let the master alchemist make it for me. I'll pay a deposit of 10,000." Kashin decisively took out a check for 10,000 magic coins as a deposit. He believed that this investment would bring him greater returns.

The shop owner took the deposit, and a hint of surprise flashed in his eyes. He thought, "Well, when did the apprentice become so rich? This world is incomprehensible. The most expensive staff in the academy is no more than 5,000 magic coins... The apprentice is really arrogant..." However, he did not ask more questions, but turned around to arrange the design of the knight's hammer.