I can see experience bars after being transported to another world.

Lu Yuan raised an eyebrow as he looked at the gray and white text that appeared.

Not bad, not bad, it seems I've succeeded. And the "perfect" rating is the first time that gray and white text has been used on a strange inscription item.

He held the Heart-Scraping Lamp up to his eyes and looked closely. On the stone platform, the copper crystal was crystal clear, and the eyes of the Heart-Scraping Ghosts were embedded at the top, moving slightly as if they were alive, but the whole thing was so clear that there was not a trace of turbidity.

Lu Yuan glanced at the time again. Two-thirds of the time had passed, which meant that it had taken him more than an hour to develop the Heart-Scraping Lamp, which was a bit slow.

Lu Yuan silently calculated in his mind that if they really had to sell Heart-Scraping Lamps in the future, the price couldn't be cheap, and they would have to prepare the materials themselves, otherwise they wouldn't be able to make many a day, and the efficiency of earning Knight Tokens would be very low.

Lu Yuan glanced at the remaining materials on the table and didn't touch them. In the rules of the intermediate inscription certification, there was a rule in the corner that all materials used must be finished products. You can't make a finished product and then use a bunch of random materials to practice, only to end up making nothing. That's completely unacceptable.

So, in order to get his intermediate certification, Lu Yuan simply didn't touch those materials. It's a pity he missed out on a few more points of experience.

Suddenly, a string was plucked above, and a force that immobilized everyone spread throughout the area, freezing them in place. Finally, the certification of the intermediate inscription was about to end.

As the power that had immobilized him dissipated, Lu Yuan had just placed the Heart-Scraping Lamp back on the table, and the Knowledge Worm's gaze also returned to its original position.

A sigh of relief rang out from the cubicle as the examinees gradually came to their senses and began tidying up their belongings on their desks.

The little guy twisted under the power, seemingly a little unwilling. Lu Yuan comforted it in his heart, "Oh, I'll let you out later. When you're hungry, I'll give you consciousness crystals, how about that?"

The Worm of Knowledge thought about it and realized it was indeed a good idea. It hadn't gnawed on that consciousness crystal in a long time, so it silently retreated back under the authority.

The black patterns on the scepter of the Sea of ​​Knowledge have gradually faded, bringing Lu Yuan one step closer to being able to use it at will.

Of course, it can still be used even if it doesn't fade, but Lu Yuan doesn't want his authority to be tainted by these dark things.

Unlike the previous pharmaceutical certification, the people from the Inscription Studies group did not stand still after completing their certification, but instead gathered together in twos and threes.

Because there are so few people participating in the intermediate inscription certification, the String Knight not only has to judge all the students involved, but also has to judge everyone's creations together. This judgment must be based on an objective and fair perspective. The String Knight is the main judge, and others don't need to stand in their own positions.

The two teaching assistants skillfully put several tables together. Colin and Marta carried and took turns, and in no time they put together a long table and placed it in the middle of the room. Since there were not many people, everyone had to bring their own inscription materials or props and place them on the table, and then sort them by name in order for scoring later.

Meanwhile, the String Knight descended from the platform with great interest, his gaze sweeping across the long table as if he were already searching for something interesting.

Compared to pharmacy, he was actually more interested in inscription authentication, because there were always a few students who could come up with some strange and unusual things.

Some people make them according to ancient books, some according to techniques passed down in their own families, and some have a sudden inspiration and use materials provided by the academy to certify and make them, especially one person.

There are also those who make things haphazardly, and here I must name Lu Yuan.

Of course, it can't be said that he made it haphazardly, but his methods and techniques are indeed a bit unbelievable, or rather, somewhat crude.

Everyone displayed their creations, and Lu Yuan scanned the other people's work with great interest.

It must be said that those who can participate in the intermediate inscription certification are all quite skilled. Unlike the mediocre students in pharmacy, everyone here has their own understanding.

Arrange them in order from front to back, and you'll see strange props, inscribed props, inscribed weapons, and so on, until you reach his own heart-scraping lamp.

There were only two inscribed artifacts on the field that were related to the strange materials; the rest were all ordinary inscribed artifacts. However, the reason they were ordinary was simply because they did not use any strange materials.

Lu Yuan looked at the long table from front to back, and he could tell the creators' styles at a glance from the first few items.

What interested Lu Yuan was a very small ring, which was set with seven gemstones, each of which must have been made from the finest part.

The ring was smaller than a normal ring, and it felt almost weightless in the palm of your hand.

What truly concerned Lu Yuan was the method used by the maker. The elements contained within the gemstone were of utmost importance, unless the gemstone itself was small. However, the materials provided by the academy did not include the concept of "smallness."

In other words, the creator needs to process the material himself, reducing and eliminating miscellaneous elements as much as possible while ensuring that no elements are lost, and retaining the most essential parts. This is almost the same as the boost that the knowledge worm in his left eye can bring.

Indeed, heroes abound, and everyone has their own insights and methods.

The others were also examining their own works. Apart from the ring made of colorful stones, Lu Yuan's Heart-Scraping Lamp also received extra attention.

Three or five people huddled together, carefully examining Lu Yuan's Heart-Scraping Lamp. The glowing inscriptions on it were mixed with colorful fluorescent moss spore powder, making it look like a work of art.

Someone muttered to themselves, wondering what exactly this thing was. The people around them looked at each other, but no one could answer.

Furthermore, Lu Yuan had made additional modifications to this copper crystal essence, and two Heart-Scraping Ghost Eyes, which had been removed of their eerie consciousness, were inlaid at the top. Apart from the colorful ring, Lu Yuan's Heart-Scraping Lamp was the brightest star on the field.

Of course, if we're only talking about looks, the colorful ring is prettier.

Lu Yuan was standing next to the colorful ring. The base of the ring was made of a mixture of silver and gold, and it was engraved with two different patterns. He couldn't quite make out what the effect was.

The design extends from the center of the ring, where seven different gemstones are set in a central base. The gemstones are arranged in a diamond-shaped structure, and all the gemstones cluster together, making them look exceptionally beautiful. The setting for the gemstones is oval in shape.

Lu Yuan tried it on and immediately noticed its effects. It possessed seven different levels of blessings, meaning it could unleash seven different buffs: healing, speed boosts, and others...