Brand New Life Online: Rise Of The Goddess Of Harvest

After the Domain grew stronger and I got some new and powerful Guardian, I quickly deactivated the ability, letting the totems float back where they came from magically. It was truly intriguing how this entire thing worked, but I guess it was like this due to being a Domain Ability, they’re kind of like abilities that affect reality itself and warp it… Well, only within this place.

I am not even quite sure how they work myself, but they’re indeed very strong. For now, we were done with this though, so I moved to my second task today, making a forge.

And… Yeah how do I even do that?

“So you’re planning on making a forge in here?” Wondered Mark. “I suppose I could help you… If we could bend the ground and then create some stone or metal to create a giant furnace… Uh, actually I have no idea.”

“Haha, thank you for your honesty…” I sighed. “I suppose you don’t know much either?”

“Of course not… I am a druid, Lady Elayne,” Grandma Jannis said. “Though I have to wonder, for what purpose do you desire a forge, exactly? Your abilities are more than enough… Do you desire to forge magical trinkets?”

“Yeah, that’s right,” I nodded. “I can do that in the other… The other realm I connect to. Over there, we got a blacksmith friend who has a huge forge we can use, and underground there’s an even larger one that was an inheritance of a god of blacksmiths, which power I obtained- Wait a second, I got it!”

“Well, that’s certainly a lot of information I had no idea about but… what do you mean you got it?” Jannis wondered curiously.

“If we don’t know how to do this, maybe that Spirit could know, right Mark?” I asked him.

“Oh, can you summon him here though?” Mark asked.

“We can try!” I said. “Alright…”

I checked my App for BNLO and then my Status, clicking on one of the Skills I had equipped at all times within my Subclass Skill Slots.

There it was!

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[Divine Forging Flame Spirit Furnace: Lv7]

A Unique Skill that cannot Level Up through Skill Points and will only Level Up through constant practice and improvement of the Hephaestus’ Successor Subclass.

Through the power of Hephaestus’ Divinity dwelling within you, you’re capable of creating a Divine Contract with a Divine Forging Flame, which are Spiritual beings of their own, often referred to as “Fire Souls”.

By channeling the power of your Contracted Divine Forging Flames, you can summon a part of their bodies anywhere you go to both forge new items with them and to use them to fight, albeit limitedly.

As this Skill Level Ups, the Contracted Divine Forging Flames become stronger, their Volume, Firepower, Mass, Divinity, Spirituality, and Quality increases by +175%.

By summoning their power, you can summon the Divine Forging Flame Spirit Furnace, a special Building that can be summoned and unsummoned at any time, which will grow larger the more Divine Hephaestus Smithies you find.

Contracted Divine Forging Flames:

[1: Ignis, the Third Divine Forging Flame Spirit] [Divine Hephaestus’ Blessing: Smelting Synthesis]

[2: ???]

[3: ???]

[4: ???]

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This technically say I can summon it anywhere, right? Although I had yet to make these Blacksmith Skills soul bound at all, it should still be possible to extent.

After all, these contracts are soul-bound, even if the skill itself isn’t, Ignis is soul bound to me through the contract.

Ignis is Hephaestus third child too, and a powerful Divine Forging Flame Spirit of great power. We haven’t talked with him for a bit though, as he’s often confined within the Inheritance Forge.

But I had completely forgotten he can be summoned and stuff! He must’ve felt so damn lonely, now I feel a bit bad.

“So let’s try… Um, Ignis, come!”

…

“Nothing?” Mark asked.

“Ugh, nope, I need to do something more specific or special?” I wondered. “Maybe… Let’s try using the Skill directly.”

I once more channeled my Mana the same way I do when I use Soul-Bound Skills.

“{Divine Forging Flame Spirit Furnace Magic}: {Ignis, the Third Divine Forging Flame Spirit}!”

…

“Nothing either?!” I cried, grabbing my head. “Hmm, then maybe I’ll have to soul bound the skill at the end…”

“I suppose that could be the quickest and easiest way but items that let you do that are rare,” explained the Great Spirit. “There’s a way though, to connect Ignis, who is soul bound to you but can’t access this world to this one quite easily. It’ll cost you a Spell Slot, do you have enough?”

“I should have enough for another spell if I squeeze every single little space in my Magic Circle,” I said. “So yeah, though I’ve never taken fire elemental spells, I wonder if its fine without proper build up?”

“It’s fine, don’t worry,” she shrugged. “Now let’s begin, I think I got a good runic formation for this, I’ll transfer it to your head and… let’s do it like this, and that… Here, that rune shaped like a flame will connect you to any fire attribute spirit that is soul bound to you, useful right?”

“Yeah!” I nodded.

“With this and that… okay, finish it!” She said.

FLAAASH!

The runes of my Internal Magic Circle rearranged and rapidly merged together, forming a powerful new Spell registered into it.

[You have rearranged and forged new Runes into your Internal Magic Circle.]

[Congratulations, you’ve developed the {Divine Forging Flame Spirit Furnace Summon}!]

Despite how strong the Spell sounds, I was allowed to make it without backlash or any problems unlike when I tried making so many different angel summoning spells.

I suppose the Voice of the World already knows I am connected to Ignis through a powerful Skill and everything else…

“Finally done!”

As Gardenia celebrated, I nodded.

“Alright, once more!”

“{Divine Forging Flame Spirit Furnace Summon}!”

FLUOSH!

A giant mass of flames emerged out of my hands in that moment, of crimson flames, rapidly shaping into the small silhouette of a spirit.

“Hmm? What is this place? A forest? Oh, Master! There you are! It has been a little while.”

“Ignis!”

He was very small, but it was him!

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