Pillar of Yita

But what people don’t know is that if Miss Tata were to go all out, it wouldn’t just be as simple as making the Fairy Construct move.

However, first of all, he doesn’t intend to show off, and secondly, after causing a stir in the hall, he promptly pulled back, making it look to others as if he was merely able to barely move the Fairy Master. Of course, even with such bare effort, it met the basic conditions of the wager he had with Lady Aierna.

The middle-aged craftsman then came back with some documents, telling him that if he wanted to view the Magic Guided Construct, it was possible right now.

Holding a thick booklet in his hand, he said to Fang Hong, ”Mr. Ade can also select a portion from it as the association’s compensation to you in this wager... As long as the value doesn’t exceed too much, I think the Artisan Association can bear it.”

As he spoke, he glanced over at the others.

Everyone obviously nodded.

After all, this wager was completed under everyone’s witness without any issues, and now this drama unfolded, it’s natural for the Artisan Association to take some responsibility, or else it would become a laughable matter if spread around. Moreover, a little bit of Magic Guided Construct is no big deal for the Tansnier Crafting Association.

This was indeed a good proposal for Fang Hong.

After the battle of Idus, he indeed lacked some usable Constructs.

The previous battle with the Wandering Alchemist also proved this point, as a few Energy Angels were hardly of any use. Plus, with his Level increasing, Constructs of Level fifteen to seventeen, like Energy Angels, would have decreasing utility and gradually become secondary choices.

He also needed to update his inventory, but originally thought it would be a significant expense, not expecting to run into this incident.

The group entered the tall warehouse of the Guild, and Fang Hong immediately saw the Magic Guided Constructs displayed here——the Alchemists made the warehouse not look like a warehouse, the kind people imagine: gray and stuffed with material, dimly lit.

But the Tansnier Crafting Association’s warehouse looked more like a gigantic exhibition hall from the outside, with everything orderly placed where it should be. Constructs from different eras, along with the names of their designers, are engraved on metal podiums.

A beam of dim light shot down from the ceiling, falling upon these exhibition stands.

With a glance, Fang Hong could see many Magic Guided Constructs——Weavers, Spirit Guards, King Rakshasa, and even the Yinhanz Type IV he once saw at Sand Lodge, along with many constructs he had never seen, all displayed here.

These Constructs are either unique entities in history, never-before-released prototype models, verification types, or semi-finished products discovered to have a defect during the design process, reflecting the long development of the Istania Magic Guided Construct School from history to this day.

Standing quietly in this place——

Every Construct, whether useful or useless, fleeting or classic, embodies the crystallization of wisdom from the Alchemists of that era. Even the mistakes of predecessors, recorded experiences, and lessons are quietly displayed here.

Not missing a single one.

Fang Hong gazed at these era products, his eyes seemingly seeing not individual lifeless objects, but a book filled with the passage of time.

Not only him, but all craftsman, upon entering this space, stopped conversing and appeared somewhat solemn.

Fang Hong first approached the nearest Construct.

That was something about the size of a Clockwork Fairy, but externally resembled a much smaller Annihilator QV700——a dark, hovering cubical pyramid.

This thing is the origin of Magic Guided Constructs, though it doesn’t count as a fully Flexible Construct; it is a Mana Storage Crystal.

Everything begins here.

On the Crystal’s foundation, Alchemy branched into two paths, one laying the groundwork for today’s various spellcasting Magic Guided Conductors—the Magic Guided Wand, Spell Gloves, and Magic Guided Reactors for Magic Guided Conductors, all sourced from this.

And the other is what is displayed here, Magic Guided Constructs.

Fang Hong continued moving forward.

Next displayed before him was a rather crude Construct, somewhat resembling the first Construct he designed—Sword Hong. And this Construct is the prototype model of Annihilator, QV1, whose inventor is unknown, and only four units exist in the world today.

One unit at Istania Artisans’ Guild, one here, one at Osh Artisan Guild, and one at Osh Royal Great Library, even Golande Artisan’s General Guild doesn’t have one.

Then comes a series of derivative models, QV3, QV100, QV500, and so forth.

Further ahead is a spider-shaped construct.

This Construct is actually a derivative product of another type of Flexible Construct——Stalker T-1s.

This is its Magic Guided Type, the Blade of Tarn.

Starting from here, these are all mass-produced models, with many still extant in the world today, enabling Fang Hong to practically operate them. And among the group, apart from the middle-aged craftsman who knew that he had operated a Weaver at Sand Lodge, nobody else had seen this young man actually handle Magic Guided Constructs.

Magic Guided Constructs, while having some common aspects with ordinary Flexible Constructs, are nonetheless significantly different.

So as Fang Hong reached out with his gloves to interface and synchronize crystal frequencies with the spider-type Construct, everyone couldn’t help but feel curious. They wanted to see how this young man with a talent for Fairy Mastery would actually handle Magic Guided Type Constructs and how it would transpire.