Starting from Ainz Ooal Gown, simultaneously traveling through time

As mentioned before, these goblins were like locusts, and soon he found his target in another clearing in the woods.

A small goblin tribe consisting of hundreds of goblins.

Leylin first cautiously used detection magic to check and determine the strength.

Unlike the [Magic Essence] and [Life Essence] used by Ainz Ooal Gown, the detection magic used by Leylin doesn't allow you to directly see the enemy's health bar and magic power, but it can still roughly determine the enemy's strength.

Upon closer inspection, it became clear that there wasn't a single impressive expert among them.

Indeed, goblins have a much lower skill ceiling than humans. Unless they are goblins in a game, they are generally only level one or two, and rarely exceed level 5.

The kind of goblin army that Anri summoned in the original work, with a bunch of level 20, 30 or even 40 goblins, is basically impossible to appear naturally in this world.

"Are these goblins strong enough? Oh well, let's give it a try."

The dragon Leylin has learned some alchemy, which he can use to create alchemical weapons.

However, since it is not a Dragon King-level alchemy, it is not possible to create weapons with powerful life force and strong alchemical domain.

In Game of Thrones, Leylin shared alchemy with Leylin the Dragon, found some ancient text fragments about crafting Valyrian steel swords, and collected some knowledge of blood magic.

With the help of his mastery of the ancient Valyrian language, and after much contemplation, he reconstructed the forging steps of the Valyrian steel sword.

Before entering the shared space, Rylaik of the Ring had already learned some forging techniques from the dwarves and elves.

Later, he shared the hybrid alchemy and Valyrian steel sword forging techniques, incorporating both methods into his own forging methods, which led to a certain refinement of his forging techniques.

The three of them have partially merged the power and knowledge they have acquired in their world, thus gaining even greater power.

Now, they have shared this power with Ainz Ooal Gown, Raelin.

"Blood magic in the Game of Thrones world requires sacrifices. While dragon alchemy is primarily based on mercury, high-quality 'life energy' can also serve as a catalyst. Elven magic, on the other hand, is quite averse to the use of blood."

Leylin felt that all three forging methods could play a certain role in his world; the extent of their effectiveness depended on actual operation.

Leylin landed in front of the panicked goblin horde.

"Goblins! Kill! Eat!" The goblins surged forward, brandishing their crude weapons.

"Gentlemen, please enter my Emperor's Banner... Bah! I'll borrow your lives to help me forge weapons."

Leylin's voice was calm, and a magical light shone from his hand.

Fifth-tier magic: [Collective Subhuman Control]!

A powerful mental force forcibly took over the consciousness of these low-intelligence creatures, causing them to freeze in place, their eyes vacant.

Leylin took out a high-quality steel ingot from his personal space, which was the best metal base material he could currently provide.

"In terms of blacksmithing experience, at eighteen years old, I already possess eighty years of forging wisdom."

This is no exaggeration; it includes Leylin's alchemy research, Leylin's exploration of restoring Valyrian steelmaking techniques in Game of Thrones, and Leylin's seventy-year forging career learning from elf and dwarf masters in Lord of the Rings...

The knowledge, skills, and techniques of the three have been completely integrated, forming a unique composite forging and alchemy method that transcends the three realms and belongs exclusively to "Leylin and his ilk".

He closed his eyes, and when he opened them again, his golden pupils were already ignited.

【Word of Power: Lord's Flame】!

Without the need for fuel, the air, under the will of the will, transforms into a blazing white flame, enveloping, scorching, and softening the steel ingot.

If one proceeds directly to inscribing the dragon alchemy array after this step and infuses it with powerful spiritual energy, then it can be transformed into an alchemy weapon.

The complexity and completeness of the alchemical runes will affect the quality of the alchemical weapon, but Leylin obviously has other methods that have not yet been put into practice.

Leylin chanted ancient and difficult Valyrian incantations, the key to activating blood magic and guiding the metal's spirit.

When the steel ingot reached its optimal state, a thought struck him.

Several controlled goblins, their eyes glazed, lined up and walked step by step into the king's flames, powerful enough to melt gold and iron.

The blood sacrifice begins.

The blood magic from Game of Thrones was activated, and the goblin's life and soul were transformed into pure energy in the flames, seeping into the scalding metal.

The flames became deeper and more vibrant in color.

The essence of Valyrian steel forging, dragonfire, and blood sacrifice are recreated here in an alternative way.

Forging Valyrian steel swords requires the use of dragon flames, specifically the royal flames driven by hybrids. While perhaps not quite as potent as those of a true dragon, they are not far off.

The steel ingots, soaked in the energy of the blood sacrifice, seemed to possess a faint heartbeat.

Leylin took out an iron hammer from his personal space and began to forge the steel ingot with exquisite skill, shaping it into a long and sharp sword blank.

If the forging continues in this way, and the shaping is completed, the final product will be the Valyrian steel sword that Game of Thrones' Rayleigh replicated.

Valyrian steel swords are extremely hard and indestructible, and can even be used to kill undead monsters like White Walkers and wights, making them quite powerful weapons.

In the world of Game of Thrones, the Valyrian steel sword can truly be considered a national treasure.

But that's not enough for him in this world.

He's dealing with dragons, real dragons, not the flying dragons from Game of Thrones.

This weapon is far from sufficient.

Leylin continued forging, hammering and carving intricate dragon alchemical runes into the metal blank, bit by bit.

In the world of Dragon Raja, alchemy can greatly enhance the original properties of weapons and endow them with new properties.

However, orthodox dragon alchemy requires first "killing" the metal and then "resurrecting" it, in order to endow the metal with powerful spirituality so that it can generate "living spirits".

They haven't mastered that high-level technique yet, but by combining the primal spirituality bestowed by blood sacrifice with alchemical runes to bind, guide, and nurture it, there's still a chance to cultivate a weapon's soul.

The sword blank was formed, and the alchemical array patterns were inscribed.

Upon closer inspection, Lei Lin discovered that a faint spiritual energy had already emerged within the sword.

If it's completed at this stage, it's actually an extremely powerful sword.

Valyrian steel swords forged with the aid of hybrid alchemy are of far superior quality than ever before. They can cut through iron like mud and are indestructible. Furthermore, by activating alchemical runes and spirituality, they can unleash an alchemical domain, making them quite powerful weapons.

In particular, some powerful alchemical domains are already capable of harming dragons, and even in his world, they would be extremely powerful weapons.

But that's still not enough. The dragon Leylin is about to face is the king of dragons, the true dragon king.

To harm or even kill the Dragon King, the alchemical weapons made by the hybrids alone were far from sufficient; however, he had a backup plan.

Leylin changed his technique again, his fingertips glowing with the unique light of elven magic, and began to inscribe blessings and enhancement runes on the sword in elegant elven script, while simultaneously chanting elven poems.

This is an enchanting technique from Middle-earth, capable of imbuing weapons with many wondrous properties.

The Lord of the Rings, Rylai, forged ten gold rings by combining elven enchanting techniques with dragon alchemy.

The elven craftsmen were full of praise when they saw it, and said to Lord of the Rings, Rylai: "It's done very well. Don't do it again. It's scary for the elves."

At this moment, this technique is being applied to this newly born sword.

Countless elven runes were engraved on the blade of Leylin's sword.

The final rune was completed, and the longsword emitted a clear, melodious hum, its blade shimmering with a watery light before receding into the distance.

Wave-like textures (characteristic of Valyrian steel), subtle dragon runes (dragon alchemy), and elegant elven inscriptions (elven enchantment) coexist harmoniously on the sword.

Leylin gripped the hilt of his sword, casually swung it, and a flash of cold light appeared. A boulder beside him silently split in two, the cut surface as smooth as a mirror.

A familiar pulse emanated from the sword; at this moment, the sword's spirit had already become active.

"Try its alchemical domain."

Leylin poured his mental and magical power into the sword, activating the alchemical runes hidden within it, which began to operate at high speed.

Moreover, the Elven script engraved on the sword's surface began to emit a faint glow.

Alchemy Realm! Activate!

The sword began to release boundless light and heat, like a small sun. This light and heat were so dazzling that the surrounding darkness had nowhere to hide and was quickly annihilated.

The fixed alchemical array pattern brings a fixed effect. Originally, the effect of this alchemical array pattern was similar to [Blazing Sun], which had light and heat but could not cause much damage.

However, the elf's blessing greatly enhanced this alchemical realm.

Elvish script grants this alchemical realm the power to inflict damage and dispel evil and darkness.

It is perfect for dealing with those evil, dark, and negative magical creatures that fear the divine.

"The quality of the materials and offerings limits its potential, but for now, it's sufficient."

Leylin examined the longsword that embodied the wisdom of three worlds.

A steel sword that combines elven enchantment, dragon alchemy, and Valyrian blood sacrifice techniques.

"Let's call it the [Elf-Alchemy Valyrian Steel Sword], or simply [Spirit Steel Sword]."