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’This guy is really strong!’

Ye Mingqiu narrowed his eyes and confirmed it almost immediately.

Of course, if he wasn’t strong, Tang Ruobing probably wouldn’t have recommended him.

Recasting equipment itself is a technical task, and Ye Mingqiu wanted to recast it to Tier Two. Generally, ordinary Tier One or Tier Two casters might probably be unable to complete the casting.

”Hmm... it’s you, little guy. Why are you here?” the uncle asked lazily.

At the same time, his gaze unintentionally glanced towards Ye Mingqiu, naturally exuding perception, his movements displaying obvious disrespect.

This wasn’t intentional contempt but the instinctive disdain of the strong for the weak, a mentality of ”Anyway, the other side is weak, and whatever I do he won’t notice.”

This kind of thinking is indeed problematic, but behaving this way won’t be detected, because most of the weak truly cannot sense it.

However...

”Isn’t this impolite?”

Ye Mingqiu asked with narrowed eyes.

”Ah... sorry, sorry.”

The uncle laughed heartily, scratching his head with one hand and remarked internally: This kid isn’t simple, must be above ordinary Tier Two, maybe even Legendary Level, certainly not an ordinary legend.

Looking to hire me to cast equipment?

Or wanting to buy equipment from me?

”Stop standing at the door, come in. Just state your needs directly; I’ll give you my prices.” He said as he walked into the room.

Consequently, the two entered the small hut, which was extremely cluttered inside, with all sorts of advanced materials piled everywhere, and several pieces of equipment on the shelves that appeared to be of extraordinary quality and with terrifying price tags.

With nowhere to sit due to the disarray, the uncle casually moved a piece of material over to sit on as a chair, and asked, ”State your needs directly; I don’t like wasting time.”

”Help me recast a piece of heritage equipment.”

Ye Mingqiu said.

”Oh?”

The uncle raised an eyebrow; heritage equipment was notoriously troublesome to recast, and generally, those who had such equipment would not easily allow someone to recast it.

But he didn’t probe further, simply stating, ”Give it to me along with your requirements, and I’ll quote a price based on what I see.”

”Ok.”

Ye Mingqiu took out the Crown of the Beast King and placed it in the uncle’s hand, stating, ”The requirement is to enhance this equipment to Tier Two, beyond Dominator level.”

”Wow, you really dare dream big with wanting me to handcraft Dominator equipment... huh?”

The uncle said nonchalantly, but his voice quickly halted as he stared intensely at the Crown of the Beast King, seemingly activating some ability, his eyes gleaming with light.

He eventually laughed, saying, ”This equipment has potential. With proper recast, it indeed has a considerable chance of reaching Dominator level.”

”This is an interesting task, I’m very interested in this equipment. Would you be willing to sell it? I can offer a high price for collection.”

”Not selling.” Ye Mingqiu replied.

”What a pity.”

The uncle lamented with reluctance, and then said, ”I can offer to recast it for free, but the condition is you must acknowledge it’s mine, recognize it as made by my hands, and as the owner admit to my crafting of Dominator level equipment.”

”No problem.”

Ye Mingqiu nodded affirmatively.

Successfully crafting a Dominator level piece of equipment is the ultimate glory and commendation for any caster.

Currently, the situation with the Crown of the Beast King is somewhat special, as the core issue within its construction has been resolved, only material replacement for recasting remains, making crafting a Dominator level less difficult—a lucky find.

From Scott’s perspective, successfully crafting a Dominator level piece through such luck is beneficial; he doesn’t mind adding another achievement to his name.

As a top Master of Casting, he naturally can see the essence the equipment holds inside and understand the approximate strength it would have once cast, so... upon seeing the equipment, he wanted to recast it and label it with his name.

”Very good.”

The uncle nodded with a smile, saying, ”My code name is Scott, Tier Four Spiritualist, you can add me as a friend first; when the equipment recast is complete, I’ll call you to pick it up.”

”Okay.”

Ye Mingqiu immediately applied to be friends on the Spirit Realm.

”Divine Monarch...”

Scott’s expression changed subtly, seeming to realize something, then his mouth arced slightly upward, ”Oh, it’s you. I heard about you before; heard you’re quite a remarkable fellow.”

”Overpraise.”

”Don’t be modest; though my information isn’t very up-to-date, I’m aware of the basics... it’s not exactly a secret.” Scott commented casually, smiling naturally.

”Hmm.”

Ye Mingqiu responded.

High Tier Spiritualists have broader communication channels, which is no secret; he may have found Divine Monarch on those upper channels and learned about him while engaging with the topic.

After all, he’s the leader of the God-Hunting Group and recently successfully hunted down two Divinities, so gaining a bit of fame is rather normal.

”Your equipment still requires some top-tier materials for recast, are you prepared?”

Scott began but paused mid-sentence with a smile, continuing, ”I bet you’re not. After all, the materials necessary for recasting might be ones you haven’t even heard of; it’s impossible to possess them.”

”Here’s what I’ll do: I’ll send a list of materials needed for recasting, collect them as soon as possible. If you truly don’t have them, you can buy from me; the price will be above market value, accept it or search for them yourself.”

”Sure.”

Ye Mingqiu glanced at the materials, then began rummaging through his Storage Space, casually tossing items on the ground. After searching half-way through, he couldn’t find the remaining materials.

Thus, he opened the team treasury, seeking similar materials from within.

The Storage Space doesn’t contain them simply because it houses high-value items; those of lesser value he directly stowed in the warehouse, as high-volume items would hinder accessibility within the Storage Space.

”What is this...?”

Scott looked at the materials on the ground, his expression growing remarkably shocked.

The materials he mentioned are relatively top-tier and rare, difficult to find even in scarce amounts, yet Ye Mingqiu casually tossed out large chunks, a sight more stunning than flinging out hefty blocks of gold.

”Materials.”

Upon completing the release, Ye Mingqiu surveyed the pile on the ground and asked, ”Should these be sufficient for your recasting needs?”

”Still quite a surplus.”

Scott rubbed his chin, answering incredibly honestly, not bothering with deceit in such matters.

”Then the surplus is yours.”

Ye Mingqiu said.

”Really?”

Scott raised an eyebrow, smiling.

”Of course, just some ordinary materials.”

Ye Mingqiu replied.

”Ordinary materials...”

Scott couldn’t help but muse internally, contemplating how those materials weren’t ordinary, ones most forces couldn’t have. Yet Ye Mingqiu clearly isn’t ordinary either, managing to produce all at once; it’s uncertain how he acquired them.

Nevertheless, he is a Divine Monarch; being a bit special is quite regular.

[Notice: Scott initiated a Spirit Realm contract signing with you....]

”Sign the contract directly; after signing, you can wait for news.” Scott suggested.

”Okay.”

Ye Mingqiu nodded, then glanced at the contract contents before opting to sign it.

This method is quite common, granting Spiritualists more stable transactions; without a contract, absconding with goods is possible, thus signing grants peace of mind.