David Jackson
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At a quick pace, Eisen chopped up the mountain of mushrooms that were laying on the table in front of him. He chopped them up so finely that they seemed to be somewhat similar to coarse breadcrumbs in texture. Meanwhile, as the old man was taking care of this, Ramsay was preparing the rather large fillet of meat. And really, when Eisen said ’large’, then that meant something. It was Giant-Sized, basically. He could carve it out and live in there, if he had to. Either way, considering that Eisen…-
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"Hm, ya know quite a bit about cooking. Are you a chef yourself?" The man in front of him asked curiously, and Eisen slowly shook his head, "Not specifically, no, although I do dabble in it a little." Eisen explained. Well, technically what Eisen said wasn’t directly false, but it was so far away from the truth that it might be seen as a lie anyway. After all, he literally taught the current God of Cooking, there’s no way that Eisen would get awa with saying he ’dabbled in it a little’. But as…
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Eisen placed brick onto brick, stacked log onto log, and connected all of them intricately with different techniques. In some parts, they were just connected by placing the different parts onto each other in a way that it was impossible for them to fall, in others it was done by really hammering certain pieces together with thick nails. Luckily, Argalan had given Eisen a blueprint of what this building was supposed to look like, so he was able to use his Crafter’s Soul skill to create a visualization…
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The old man packed up all the clothes that he had made at the heavenly Tailoring Workshop and stuffed them into his item storage. Well, he made them at the tailoring workshop, but he finished them at the Enchanting Workshop, since he still added stitched enchantments to all of the items. But now that Eisen put the items into item storage, there really wasn’t all that much space left in there after all of the items that he made here in this Divine Realm. Luckily, he only had two workshops left to…
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Ambriel glared at Eisen with anger in their eyes, on their face, and practically ingrained in their whole body. Eisen just announced that he was going to kill the being that they revered the most, after all. There was no way that Ambriel wouldn’t get angry about that considering the way that they’ve been acting over the past few days anyway. "How dare you?! You have taken this too far, you disgusting, horrendously foul man!" Ambriel exclaimed furiously, and Eisen looked at them with a deep glare…
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Eisen placed the finished potions into his item storage and made sure that he didn’t forget about anything in particular yet. But after thinking for a few minutes, he didn’t seem to think of anything that he may still have to do here for now. For that, he first flew back to the Enchanting Workshop, where he then started to enchant some of the other items that he first had to treat with some different potions, and then once more came back to the Alchemy Workshop to fill in some of the enchantments…
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Eisen blew into the hot glass and slowly turned it into a bubble that he could easily turn into a proper bottle. The glass itself that Eisen was using was a special mixture as well, since it was made with a large amount of ground-up spatial gems, as well as a few other rather interesting materials. And one of those special, interesting materials was something that Eisen got his hands on after a lot of troubles. Komer managed to acquire small amounts of Maroon here and there after spreading Starlight’s…
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Eisen swiftly cut some high-quality leather into strips that he could wrap around the handles of his tools later. He did do so for some of the tools or weapons already, but even then, Eisen still couldn’t finish these as there were other crafting skills that he wanted to use with this. And just to see if there would be some form of benefit to it, the old man figured he should try and go ahead to just use a certain few specific skills in the workshop of the lesser deity that was responsible for it. He…
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With a tight squeeze, Eisen shook Dirmon’s hand as the old man got ready to leave the workshop. He had done all that he needed to do here for now. If something else came up, he could always come back and go for it, but for now, Eisen thought he shouldn’t waste too much time and move on to the next place. "It was nice to see you again. I’m sorry that I didn’t remember you so that we could speak to each other about the old days some." The old man pointed out, "Remembering things is incredibly…
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Eisen ran Bai over the wood in his hand and shaped it into a handle for some different items and tools that the old man made. It seemed like Bai was getting a little bit hungry again, so Eisen first finished a couple of tools that he could feed to it instead. Because most of these tools were supposed to be neither for Eisen, nor for Bai to eat. But instead, they were supposed to be gifts for his friends and apprentices. Tools that he could give them to show them how much he appreciated them. Having…
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