Wizard Alchemist

Chapter 161 Gem Synthesis
Roy nodded slightly and agreed.

"Then it's settled!"

Tinas picked up the feather pen and drew a straight line on the map as if cutting a cake.

The territory that originally belonged to the Bloodhoof Tribe was divided up so simply and brutally.

After doing this, Roy briefly inquired about the situation of some destroyed tribes.

The rise of the Bloodhoof tribe was actually accompanied by tragedies of many large and small tribes.

Because of Kailong's ambition or ambition, other tribes of all sizes living together on the grassland became obstacles.

"In just over a decade, the Bloodhoof Tribe wiped out hundreds of tribes, large and small, while also squeezing the development space of other tribes.

The Blood Mane tribe, led by Yanila, was once a brother tribe on par with the Blood Hoof tribe, but was also pushed to the north.

Bessan introduced.

"We can use this to effectively suppress the development of the Bloodhoof Tribe.

There are a lot of centaurs who hate them to the core, and they can also help Fenir and Yanila keep an eye on the remaining defeated troops!"

Roy said, "Let's put that aside for now. What about the totem stones that the tribes that were destroyed used to worship?"

"Totem stone? It seems that some were seized, but they are of no use..." said Tinas.

Besian laughed and said, "You must have heard the legend that this kind of thing might contain crystals of faith and can extract the power of faith.

This kind of thing is actually hard to say..."

Just because it’s hard for you to say it doesn’t mean it’s hard for me to say it!

Roy possesses the [Eye of Hermes] and is full of confidence.

However, when Stina's subordinates found those things, brought them into the royal tent, and placed them in front of him, Roy discovered that they were really just a pile of ordinary stones without any unusual features.

"The crystallization of spiritual will...

It’s not that easy after all.

The branch that Marcel led before was just a coincidence?"

Roy was somewhat disappointed and could only ask, "Where is the totem stone of the Bloodhoof Tribe's royal tent?"

Tinas said: "It has not been found yet. I don't know if it was lost or taken away."

Roy shook his head and just ignored it.

Afterwards, several wizards held a simple trade fair on the spot.

Bethian took out a large box of things.

"This is elemental gem dust found in the Bloodhoof Tribe's treasury, along with some debris and fragments.

Anyone want it? It’s on sale for a bargain!

Although this kind of production is rare in the low magic world, a large tribe, after years of accumulation, plus looting other tribes...

It is still possible to accumulate such a batch.

What a pity, it’s so broken!

Tinas and Donnie looked at it, but neither showed any interest.

Roy took a few more glances and felt the price was reasonable, so he spent a few thousand to buy several large boxes.

He had already seen this kind of thing before when he invited Kundis to enchant his Star Chain Spear.

The power of the fire element is provided by a complete fire element gem.

He plans to use these materials to research the ability of "gem synthesis".

"Gem synthesis" has always been an important part of alchemy in the wizarding world!
Small, fragmented gemstones can be joined together, melted, and recast to become a complete, large gemstone. Senior alchemists even categorized gemstones into different grades based on this.

For example, chips, fragments, broken pieces, cracked gems...

This corresponds to materials ranging from low to high, even to elite apprentices, with values ranging from a few magic stones to dozens or hundreds.

In the usual sense, a certain elemental gem corresponds to a first-level wizard-level material.

A complete gem without obvious flaws and cracks usually means that it is full of elemental energy.

It contains energy ranging from tens to over a hundred degrees.

Roy estimated in his mind: "If it is used to make an enchanted treasure, such as my Star Iron Chain Spear, it can provide 1/10 of the spell power output!
It is like a living thing, able to recharge and recover on its own, and can last for a long time as long as it is not overused!

Above ordinary gems, there are flawless gems, perfect gems, etc.

That is often the essence that is rarely seen in the entire mine, an absolute top-quality product.

Unfortunately, it's not easy to get, and it's not even in the Bloodhoof Tribe's treasury!"

Thinking of this, Roy asked three senior wizards about questions related to "gem synthesis".

Bessan said: "There is a difficulty in "gem synthesis", that is, the elemental energy contained in it will contain many tiny impurities, which are difficult to eradicate.

The higher the level, the higher the failure rate of synthesis."

Donnie also said: "It's often not a matter of skill, but of probability! It also depends on the quality of the dust and debris, not anything else."

Roy couldn't help but think of the gem dunes he had discovered in the Cretaceous Land.

It is easy to split a complete gem into those dust particles, but it is extremely difficult to reassemble it.

What it requires is not just visible completeness, but the holistic flow of elemental power.

It can indeed be said that it is a matter of probability.

Besian told him: "According to the rules discovered in the past, about three parts of gem dust can be combined into a piece of gravel-shaped debris.

As long as the operation process is correct and the technology is up to standard, 100% success can be guaranteed.

However, if you synthesize fragments from debris, which is also a three-in-one process with the same correct process and good technology, the success rate will drop to about 50%.

Expect to get 6 parts crumbs and 18 parts dust.

Then the fragments are synthesized into fragments, and the success rate is about 25%..."

Roy thought to himself, "So, by analogy, the success rate of subsequent synthesis must be 12.5%, 6.25%, 3.125%, and 1.5625%?
Based on the price of 1 magic stone per piece of dust, it would result in a completely unreasonable and sky-high price.

For example, the fire elemental gem used on the Star Chain Spear before is expected to cost more than 24!
That is not in line with reality, and it also shows that this synthesis is simply not feasible."

In fact, the fire elemental gem that Kundis sold to him was picked up for free from another world.

That is a masterpiece of nature, and I got it purely by luck!

There were others who were obtained through plunder.

value……

More than 1!

……

Not long after, Roy returned with the items he had traded for, but suddenly thought that the bronze-level talent [Luck Favored] he had just acquired could be used in [Gem Synthesis]!
In a sense, [Lucky Favors You] is useless.

Because there is never a shortage of materials for low-cost formulas, practice makes perfect and you will definitely master it.

For high-cost projects, one must try every possible way to increase the success rate and strive for one-time success, rather than striving for a 10% probability.

In the end, this kind of alchemy operation is most suitable because of its fixed formula and materials, extremely clear direction, but also requires the combination of probability!
Perhaps this can turn decay into magic and rival the wonders of nature!
A useless talent becomes a magical skill!

(End of this chapter)