David Jackson
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Eisen held the bow he made within the last 30 minutes in front of himself and toward Komer, who was speechlessly looking at the Old man that managed to create such an amazing bow in such a short amount of time. "Stop scamming people, Komer. Sell things like these, and you may actually be able to get away with a good conscience." The small crowd that formed around them began talking amongst themselves. Some of them were talking about Komer’s small street shop, although the majority was rather…-
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"Omega..?" Eisen muttered to himself as he heard the young man yell this out. He definitely knew that from somewhere. Could it be that this man was another player? If he was, Eisen should probably try and figure out a way to convey that he also is a player. There was a quite simple way to do that. Eisen squatted down in front of the blanket that the items the man was selling were lying on while Bree was looking around at another stall. "So, you’re an Omega?" Happy that there finally was a potential…
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It was the next morning, before Eisen and Bree would start driving the carriage again further toward that farming village that Bree mentioned. By the end of yesterday, Eisen even managed to rank up his Riding & Driving Skill, which gave him a slightly higher amount of control over the carriage, which wasn’t really shown all that much considering the quality of the carriage. It would have been more useful if they were driving a carriage that was hard to control in the first place. Today, Eisen and Bree…
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"And what are you doing now?" Bree asked curiously while Eisen was still searching through the burnt down hive for something, burrowing through the ashes and shards of what was just here a few hours ago. "Right now, I’m looking for honey. I saw that they are stored in something like containers before, but my priority was the honey crystal, so I wanted to look for that first." The old man explained before smiling brightly when he finally found what seemed to be the honey. It was still stored in the…
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Using transmutation, Eisen hardened his blood in the bowl a slight bit to make it as thick as possible without actually turning it solid so that it continued to expell a strong bloody scent, but wouldn’t be able to move around too much during the next part of the plan. Next, Eisen grabbed a mana crystal and a small mythril needle out of Bree’s backpack and made a quick enchantment, that would expell enough wind to let the crystal, that was formed into a small bowl-shape, another small enchanted…
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Eisen was sitting on the front bench of the carriage, looking forward through the forest he and Bree were driving through. While Caria and Aulu were in the back, the Myconid still practicing her plant control and the automaton simply laying on the ground as if she was napping. The Fey-Kin on the other hand was actually sitting right beside him, using her Scanner skill to search for an important part for the Adventure’s Guild’s request that Eisen took a few days ago. She was currently looking for a…
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"The true use of my magic? Huh, I see. Well, I don’t mind even if I can’t really use it in combat, that’s not my priority after all. But I wonder... what kind of uses does it have for crafting?" Eisen thought to himself while scratching his beard with his non-transformed hand, then looked down at the piece of Iron that was lying in front of him. "It’s slightly more bent than it usually should be, even if the blacksmithing skill makes it easier. Interesting!" While Eisen was thinking that, a new…
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"There’s actually another thing I wanted to ask you. Could you sell me some yeast? I tried buying some at stores in town, but none of them had any. I could have gone to a bakery, but I wanted to try asking here first." Eisen asked, and the dwarven Innkeeper nodded lightly. "Sure, I don’t mind sellin’ ya some. Ye plannin’ on some brewing?" He asked before stepping through a door leading to a seemingly small room in the back, before coming back out with a fist-sized bag of yeast. "Yeah,…
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"Did you get everything that we need?" Eisen asked Bree once he placed all of his crafting materials into the back of the carriage. The Fey-kin was about to respond, but then stopped immediately and moved her eyes around to look into empty space, meaning that she was currently looking at her Database, where she probably created a small list of things that they would need. After a few seconds, she finally replied with a bright smile and a nod. "Mhm! We’ve got everything! What now?" Bree asked with a…
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"Alright, perfect!" Eisen said with a happy smile and nodded in satisfaction. Now he only needed to properly connect Cabarum to it so that he could pull it through the streets. For that purpose, he already added something on the Horse Automaton that would make this far easier. On the side of its body, he added some connectors, letting Eisen simply connect two poles to its body and then to the pole at the front of the carriage used to pull and steer it. Cabarum also had two connectors by the sides of its…
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