The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

What is meant by the fusion of witches and demons?

He would study the magical artifacts of the witch clan and the demon clan together, comparing them, and perhaps he could figure out the key from them.

Previously, Tang had given him a one-horned white bone rat head and an animal skin.

The rat's head can be used for divination, while the animal hide can be used to store things. Luo Zu often studied these two magical artifacts of the witch clan, but unfortunately he couldn't figure them out.

The rat head was so mysterious that Luo Zu even suspected it was just an ordinary rat head, but the shaman who used it for divination had great magical power or supernatural abilities, or some kind of secret technique. The real key was in this secret technique.

As for the animal hides, Luo Zu didn't understand the shamanic inscriptions on them. Tang left in a hurry and didn't teach him, only telling him one section of the inscriptions for using animal hides—"Ah ya ka ya, ding ding baka".

Luo Zu is still confused about it.

But there was nothing he could do; that was just how it was, and Luo Zu couldn't find a single member of the Wu tribe to answer his questions.

Moreover, this sacrificial text may not be something that ordinary shamans would know.

Furthermore, the Wu tribe's stance remains unclear, and their relationship with the human race is rather "ambiguous." They have also taken on human form, and although their appearance is peculiar, at least their faces and features resemble human beings, so everyone can actually get along with them.

Unlike the demon race, Luo Zu still doesn't have a very good impression of the demon race.

If the human race were to find an ally, it would undoubtedly be the witch race.

However, Luo Zu wasn't quite sure if this Nuwa goddess from the primordial era was a demon...?

This matter cannot be confirmed. Nuwa herself has not come out to explain, and Tang seems to be unaware of it either.

Regardless of whether He is a demon, a race, or a faction, Luo Zu should prioritize the human race in everything he does.

Therefore, Luo Zu had no conscience at all in adopting the methods of the Wu and Yao families for the benefit of the human race.

At worst, you can just learn from the human race's methods in the future. Luo Zu is very magnanimous.

He wouldn't even use any encryption, allowing all living beings in the world to learn it.

Whether one learns well or poorly is entirely up to oneself; Luo Zu would not have any other thoughts.

On the contrary, the addition of more races means more wisdom being exchanged and integrated, which is of great benefit to both the human race and Lozu.

Returning to its original place, Luo Zu never stopped researching weapon crafting, because in the prehistoric world, one cannot survive without a good weapon.

A weapon must be handy, and Luo Zu felt that his own Juque sword was particularly handy. When he wielded it, it was majestic and powerful. With a single strike, even granite would shatter like tofu.

In addition, the ritual implements must be suitable for oneself, and must be in harmony with one's own mind, magic, and true energy, so that one can use them with ease.

This is also the secret to weapon crafting summarized by Luo Zu for all the "caveman" people.

After witnessing the power of Luo Zu's use of the Giant Sword, everyone came to ask Luo Zu about the methods of refining magical artifacts. Luo Zu did not hide his skills and wrote a book called "A Summary of Magical Artifact Refining", in which he explained his experience in refining magical artifacts in a simple and easy-to-understand way.

From its shape to its material, everything must be in harmony with oneself, and one must constantly refine it with true qi, infusing it into the form so that it completely becomes one's own "shape". Only in this way can the ritual implement be refined well and used with twice the result with half the effort.

Luo Zu believed that there were no fools among the current human race in the prehistoric world. Everyone was created by saints, so how could they be idiots? They couldn't disgrace the goddess Nuwa.

Unfortunately, after writing "A Summary of the Refinement of Magical Artifacts", Luo Zu is now in a state of distress.

How to proceed with the training? Although there are ideas, there is no clear path, and we need to explore step by step.

Fortunately, Luo Zu had gotten used to it.

They often pave the way ahead, forgetting the hardships and obstacles ahead, and instead regarding them as ordinary.

Only in this way can we continuously build ladders to heaven, climb ladders to heaven, and reach the highest point in the clouds.

After comforting himself in this way, Luo Zu threw himself into his research with renewed vigor.

Fire melted the gold and iron, and at the same time, the prepared runes were sent into the molten gold and iron in the form of true qi. However, after the gold and iron melted, they became like water, much more lively than before. The runes formed from true qi were immediately torn apart by the lively and active gold and iron, and began to be randomly combined and arranged, losing their original profound meaning.

Luo Zu was quite helpless about this, but he hadn't been able to come up with a solution yet.

Even using all nine of their mental abilities, they still couldn't reach a conclusion.

"It's ruined." Luo Zu said to his assistant with a stiff face.

He has now created a clone within the pot, where he continues his old trade of forging weapons.

This time, however, it wasn't the world-famous Divine Weapon Elder, but merely a country blacksmith.

However, this blacksmith did not often make the sickles, forks, hoes, and rakes that were common in the countryside. Instead, he forged knives, swords, and even other strange weapons, as well as some rare magical artifacts.

The villagers didn't know anything about him, and they rarely heard the clanging of iron from his house, so they just assumed that his business was bad and no one was buying his iron tools.

Moreover, the villagers saw him as having an eccentric temper. When they asked him to help with blacksmithing, he would always refuse and would never make farm tools.

But the villagers didn't suspect much, simply assuming the man was just too lazy.

As for the assistant who followed him, he was an orphan that Luo Zu had picked up. He was seventeen years old, tall and strong, and had barbarian blood, but not much of it, yet he was still abandoned in the wilderness.

"Okay," replied the assistant named Gu.

Then the assistant grabbed the handle of the furnace and poured the molten gold and iron into a ditch beside it, which was already covered with a layer of dark, uneven iron.

The varying depths of the ditches revealed that the blacksmith had spilled a considerable amount of molten metal.

Luo Zu must have said this many times before.

Then Luo Zu brought out a notebook and started writing and drawing in it.

He recorded the experimental data, then said to his assistant, "Start another batch."

Once the furnace was heated to a bright red, the assistant used a shovel to scoop up the iron fragments from the basket.

Soon, the iron blocks in the furnace melted into a lump of molten iron, and then Luo Zu injected runes into it.

Failure still came quickly, but Luo Zu showed no sign of frustration.

He simply asked his assistant to rest aside and to pick up dinner from a restaurant in the village.

After his assistant left, Luo Zu continued his research, adjusting some minor data.

"That's 1,999 times already. Just one more time and we'll be a round number again," Luo Zu sighed softly.

Failure is the mother of success, and his success now has 1,999 mothers.

But Luo Zu still hasn't given up on finding it another loving mother; adding a thousand more wouldn't hurt.

By the way, Lozuna's assistant has another important use.

He is the contemporary possessor of the Primal Hammer.

It was solely because of his bloodline and Luo Zu's arrangement.

Luo Zu wanted to use the Barbarian Hammer as a reference, mainly because its forging and refining methods were quite unique.

It is quite different from the laws and prohibitions of Luo Zu.

However, those who bear the Barbarian God's Hammer must also bear the blood feud, so his assistant never gets a good night's sleep, transforming into a Barbarian Lord to desperately fight against those top human experts.