Chapter 901: Strength Control
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Chapter 901 Strength Control
?901 Strength Control
Mira closed the [Basic Blacksmithing] book, her mind swirling with new insights and perspectives. The night had deepened around her, but she was too invigorated by the knowledge she had gained to care.
Her gaze fell on [Soul of the Forge], the other book she had purchased. She hesitated for a moment before picking it up, feeling its weight in her hands. 'Another book made of metal, huh?' This book, she knew, would take her understanding of blacksmithing to a whole new level.
As she flipped through the pages, Mira was drawn into the world of Qi manipulation in forging. The book spoke of blending one's internal energy with the external elements, to quite literally put one's heart and soul into their creation.
"The soul of the smith becomes one with the forge..." Mira murmured, intrigued by the concept.
She read about advanced techniques that required precise control of one's internal energy, of channeling Qi into the metal to infuse it with unique properties. Each technique was accompanied by detailed explanations and pictorial representations.
After she was done skimming through it, she put the book aside.
'Once I'm confident that I've mastered the basics, I'll move onto this.' She thought, but had a feeling she wouldn't have an easy time, especially with her current strength.
In order to get started, she wanted to create Human-Grade items first and perfect those. The only problem was that she could turn the ores and materials needed for such a thing into dust with a simple flick of her finger.
The next task was to rig it up to the nearby lava for a consistent heat source. Mira worked meticulously, using her Qi to manipulate the terrain and create a channel from the lava to the forge.
By the time she finished, the sky was beginning to lighten. Mira took a moment to admire her handiwork, a satisfied smile playing on her lips.
As the sun rose, a staff member from the resort arrived outside the cave, carrying a Spatial Ring. "Miss Mira, your materials and tools as requested," they said, handing her the ring.
Mira accepted it and peered inside the Spatial Ring, finding it filled with thousands of Human-Grade materials and a basic set of blacksmithing tools. "Mmhm," she nodded, her mind already planning her first project.
She reached for a chunk of iron ore, eager to begin, but as soon as she touched it, the ore crumbled to dust in her hand. Mira frowned, a low grumble escaping her lips. 'Too much strength,' she realized.
However, this was within her expectations. So, she grabbed another one, this time trying to control all the muscles in her fingers as much as possible, only for her fingers to sink right through the metal, destroying it once again.
'...Just how strong is my body?' She glanced at her hands. 'No wonder attacks below a certain level can't even leave a scratch, much less hurt me.'
Mira spent the rest of the day trying to control her immense strength, aiming to handle the materials without damaging them. It was a frustrating process, the ore crumbling time and time again under her touch. By the end of the day, she had made little to no progress.
Annoyed, Mira met Dominique at the training ground, and the two began their routine once again until the young fox was worn out. Once Dominique was asleep, Mira went back to practicing her strength control.
This routine continued for about a week. Each day, Mira pushed Dominique to her limits in training, then returned to her forge to practice.
Slowly but surely, she began to gain a better sense of control. The materials no longer turned to dust at her touch, and she could handle them with a delicate yet firm grip.
Finally, after a week of persistent effort, Mira managed to hold a piece of iron ore without it crumbling. A slight smile broke across her face. 'Now, the real work begins,' she thought to herself.
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Chapter 901 Strength Control
?901 Strength Control
Mira closed the [Basic Blacksmithing] book, her mind swirling with new insights and perspectives. The night had deepened around her, but she was too invigorated by the knowledge she had gained to care.
Her gaze fell on [Soul of the Forge], the other book she had purchased. She hesitated for a moment before picking it up, feeling its weight in her hands. 'Another book made of metal, huh?' This book, she knew, would take her understanding of blacksmithing to a whole new level.
As she flipped through the pages, Mira was drawn into the world of Qi manipulation in forging. The book spoke of blending one's internal energy with the external elements, to quite literally put one's heart and soul into their creation.
"The soul of the smith becomes one with the forge..." Mira murmured, intrigued by the concept.
She read about advanced techniques that required precise control of one's internal energy, of channeling Qi into the metal to infuse it with unique properties. Each technique was accompanied by detailed explanations and pictorial representations.
After she was done skimming through it, she put the book aside.
'Once I'm confident that I've mastered the basics, I'll move onto this.' She thought, but had a feeling she wouldn't have an easy time, especially with her current strength.
In order to get started, she wanted to create Human-Grade items first and perfect those. The only problem was that she could turn the ores and materials needed for such a thing into dust with a simple flick of her finger.
The next task was to rig it up to the nearby lava for a consistent heat source. Mira worked meticulously, using her Qi to manipulate the terrain and create a channel from the lava to the forge.
By the time she finished, the sky was beginning to lighten. Mira took a moment to admire her handiwork, a satisfied smile playing on her lips.
As the sun rose, a staff member from the resort arrived outside the cave, carrying a Spatial Ring. "Miss Mira, your materials and tools as requested," they said, handing her the ring.
Mira accepted it and peered inside the Spatial Ring, finding it filled with thousands of Human-Grade materials and a basic set of blacksmithing tools. "Mmhm," she nodded, her mind already planning her first project.
She reached for a chunk of iron ore, eager to begin, but as soon as she touched it, the ore crumbled to dust in her hand. Mira frowned, a low grumble escaping her lips. 'Too much strength,' she realized.
However, this was within her expectations. So, she grabbed another one, this time trying to control all the muscles in her fingers as much as possible, only for her fingers to sink right through the metal, destroying it once again.
'...Just how strong is my body?' She glanced at her hands. 'No wonder attacks below a certain level can't even leave a scratch, much less hurt me.'
Mira spent the rest of the day trying to control her immense strength, aiming to handle the materials without damaging them. It was a frustrating process, the ore crumbling time and time again under her touch. By the end of the day, she had made little to no progress.
Annoyed, Mira met Dominique at the training ground, and the two began their routine once again until the young fox was worn out. Once Dominique was asleep, Mira went back to practicing her strength control.
This routine continued for about a week. Each day, Mira pushed Dominique to her limits in training, then returned to her forge to practice.
Slowly but surely, she began to gain a better sense of control. The materials no longer turned to dust at her touch, and she could handle them with a delicate yet firm grip.
Finally, after a week of persistent effort, Mira managed to hold a piece of iron ore without it crumbling. A slight smile broke across her face. 'Now, the real work begins,' she thought to herself.
Chapter 901 Strength Control ?901 Strength Control Mira closed the Basic Blacksmithing book, her mind swirling with new insights and perspectives. The night had deepened around her, but she was too invigorated by the knowledge she had gained to care. Her gaze fell on Soul of the Forge, the other book she had purchased. She hesitated for a moment before picking it up, feeling its weight in her hands. 'Another book made of metal, huh?' This book, she knew, would take her understanding of blacksmithing to a whole new level. As she flipped through the pages, Mira was drawn into the world of Qi manipulation in forging. The book spoke of blending one's internal energy with the external elements, to quite literally put one's heart and soul into their creation. "The soul of the smith becomes one with the forge..." Mira murmured, intrigued by the concept. She read about advanced techniques that required precise control of one's internal energy, of channeling Qi into the metal to infuse it with unique properties. Each technique was accompanied by detailed explanations and pictorial representations. After she was done skimming through it, she put the book aside. 'Once I'm confident that I've mastered the basics, I'll move onto this.' She thought, but had a feeling she wouldn't have an easy time, especially with her current strength. In order to get started, she wanted to create Human-Grade items first and perfect those. The only problem was that she could turn the ores and materials needed for such a thing into dust with a simple flick of her finger. The next task was to rig it up to the nearby lava for a consistent heat source. Mira worked meticulously, using her Qi to manipulate the terrain and create a channel from the lava to the forge. By the time she finished, the sky was beginning to lighten. Mira took a moment to admire her handiwork, a satisfied smile playing on her lips. As the sun rose, a staff member from the resort arrived outside the cave, carrying a Spatial Ring. "Miss Mira, your materials and tools as requested," they said, handing her the ring. Mira accepted it and peered inside the Spatial Ring, finding it filled with thousands of Human-Grade materials and a basic set of blacksmithing tools. "Mmhm," she nodded, her mind already planning her first project. She reached for a chunk of iron ore, eager to begin, but as soon as she touched it, the ore crumbled to dust in her hand. Mira frowned, a low grumble escaping her lips. 'Too much strength,' she realized. However, this was within her expectations. So, she grabbed another one, this time trying to control all the muscles in her fingers as much as possible, only for her fingers to sink right through the metal, destroying it once again. '...Just how strong is my body?' She glanced at her hands. 'No wonder attacks below a certain level can't even leave a scratch, much less hurt me.' Mira spent the rest of the day trying to control her immense strength, aiming to handle the materials without damaging them. It was a frustrating process, the ore crumbling time and time again under her touch. By the end of the day, she had made little to no progress. Annoyed, Mira met Dominique at the training ground, and the two began their routine once again until the young fox was worn out. Once Dominique was asleep, Mira went back to practicing her strength control. This routine continued for about a week. Each day, Mira pushed Dominique to her limits in training, then returned to her forge to practice. Slowly but surely, she began to gain a better sense of control. The materials no longer turned to dust at her touch, and she could handle them with a delicate yet firm grip. Finally, after a week of persistent effort, Mira managed to hold a piece of iron ore without it crumbling. A slight smile broke across her face. 'Now, the real work begins,' she thought to herself.
