Chapter 371 Top Inheritance
In Divine Realms: Legends, legacy items are incredibly rare, almost like finding a needle in a haystack. Eric had already been thrilled to acquire the Star Sorcerer legacy from the Blood Hand Society's headquarters, but now he had stumbled upon an even more powerful legacy. This new legacy could be used by both Berserkers and Swordsmen, which only added to his excitement.
Eric was certain that this new legacy was more powerful than the Star Sorcerer's because the requirements to unlock it were extremely high. The Violet Mistflow legacy item, Demonic Weapon The Memory of Stars, required a Tier 3 Magus to unseal it, making it a top-tier legacy. However, the sword in the stone that Eric had found was even more formidable.
The sword in the stone, an ancient blade encased in crystal, exuded an aura of ancient power. It bore no signs of human craftsmanship but had been severely damaged by some terrifying force. To awaken its dormant power, it required the combined strength of three Tier 4 classes and the consumption of twenty-one magic source stones. Only Swordsmen and Berserkers could use it.
The challenge of gathering three Tier 4 NPCs was daunting enough, but the magic source stones were another headache. These stones were incredibly valuable in Divine Realms: Legends, almost as precious as Arcane Crystals, because they were essential for crafting Epic Level weapons and equipment. They could only be obtained from Adversity-level bosses in hundred-player raids, with a mere 2% drop rate.
No one in the game had yet completed a hundred-player raid, let alone a ten-player raid. Even Eric's guild, Aether Wing, was still preparing for such a challenge. Gathering a hundred Tier 1 players to tackle an Adversity-level boss was a monumental task, making the magic source stones nearly impossible to obtain at this stage.
Given the difficulty of unsealing the sword, Eric was convinced it was a top-tier legacy in Divine Realms: Legends, far surpassing the Demonic Weapon The Memory of Stars.
"I can only give it a try and hope for the best," Eric muttered, looking at the sword in his inventory with a wry smile.
The requirements to awaken the sword were so high that Eric had been racking his brain for a way to meet them since he identified the sword. Waiting for Aether Wing to complete a hundred-player raid and slowly gather twenty-one magic source stones was not an option.
If it were any other guild leader, even starting the class change quest would be nearly impossible. Ordinary players had no chance of completing it. Only Eric, after much thought, had come up with a possible way to meet the awakening conditions ahead of time.
Eric left the meeting room and headed to the fourth-floor forge of StellarTrails Emporium.
This time, they had obtained seven blueprints, three of which were forging designs. These designs were for basic enhanced Armor Scales of the Ancients, corresponding to plate armor, leather armor, and cloth armor. Although not as good as the basic magic Armor Scales of the Ancients, they were still valuable.
Eric wasn't a dedicated crafting player and couldn't spend a lot of time making magic Armor Scales of the Ancients. On the market, basic magic Armor Scales of the Ancients were in high demand, so the three enhanced Armor Scales of the Ancients designs were crucial.
"Boss, I've called everyone," MelancholyGrin said respectfully as she entered.
MelancholyGrin had become more and more like a strong, capable woman. She was now an advanced forging apprentice, close to becoming a basic Blacksmith.
Under MelancholyGrin's management, the life guild Celestial Union, which Eric had secretly established, had grown to over three thousand members. These were all life players recruited from various places, and most of the goods in StellarTrails Emporium were made by them and sold to the eight cities around Silvervale City.
Even Rosewater and Tonny didn't know about this. To them, these players were just employees of StellarTrails Emporium, working for NPC merchants.
"Alright, let them in," Eric nodded.
A man and a woman entered the forge. The woman was the forging prodigy Frost Coco, now also an advanced forging apprentice. The man, Ironflame, was about forty years old. Other guilds had overlooked him because of his age, but after passing MelancholyGrin's review, he joined Celestial Union. He had shown remarkable talent in forging, even surpassing Frost Coco, and had become one of Celestial Union's top five Blacksmiths.
Ironflame became very nervous upon seeing Eric, unlike the more relaxed Frost Coco and MelancholyGrin. Most of Celestial Union's affairs were handled by MelancholyGrin, and others rarely had the chance to meet the mysterious boss. They only knew that the boss was very secretive, had connections with StellarTrails Emporium, and possessed immense wealth, with capable people like MelancholyGrin and Frost Coco under his command. The mysterious boss was a subject of much speculation and reverence.
Today, Ironflame finally met the mysterious boss and was shocked to find that it was none other than BlackFlame, the top player in Silvervale City and all of Eldoria, known as The One-Blade Reaper. This revelation left him stunned.
Moreover, BlackFlame was also recognized as Eldoria's top Blacksmith.
Ironflame was overwhelmed.
"Don't be nervous, I don't bite," Eric said, noticing Ironflame's trembling legs.
Ironflame almost fell to the ground in surprise.
The top player in Eldoria, the guild leader of Aether Wing, a major figure in Silvervale City, was speaking to him, a nobody. It was too much to handle.
"Ironflame, relax. Our boss is a kind and approachable person," Frost Coco said with a smile.
Ironflame nodded silently, taking a moment to calm down before saying, "Hello, BlackFlame!"
MelancholyGrin and Frost Coco couldn't help but chuckle.
Eric was a bit speechless. He wasn't a monster.
"Alright, let's get down to business. I called you here for this," Eric said, taking out the three enhanced Armor Scales of the Ancients designs. "Each of you gets one. Your task is to make as many of these as possible."
The three Blacksmiths were shocked upon seeing the designs. They knew the value of the enhanced Armor Scales of the Ancients. These items could help them become basic Blacksmiths and dominate the forging market, fetching high prices.
They were deeply moved that Eric was willing to let them learn to make these.
"Study the designs carefully. If you can achieve a 20% success rate, you can start production," Eric said.
Even though these were basic enhanced Armor Scales of the Ancients, advanced forging apprentices didn't have a high success rate. Making one or two out of ten attempts was considered good.
"Don't worry, boss. We'll do our best and won't let you down," the three promised.
They took the designs and returned to their forges to start studying.
Eric left StellarTrails Emporium and headed to the bank in Silvervale City to begin the first step of the class change quest: awakening the sword.
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