Strongest Hammer God novel Chapter 323

"And that's the last one," Kyle said as he put a bunch of ore into the middle of a big hall.

He took a small moment to look at the gathered ore in front of him.

At this moment, there were over 100 different piles of ore in front of him. They were not very big. The biggest one was only 20 centimeters tall, and it was only so big because he couldn't buy it in smaller quantities.

"This is just the first set," Theodor said. "You will need much, much more."

"I know," Kyle said. "At least, I have a use for all of my money now."

The ore Kyle had gathered in front of him was not very expensive.

In fact, it was really cheap.

After all, every single pile of ore was comprised of Rank F Materials.

Rank F Materials were for normal people.

Smiths, farmers, regular merchants, and so on.

Rank F Materials were used for basic tools that only regular people used.

Iron or copper, for example, were Rank F Materials.

These ores weren't even purchased with Ether Pebbles but with gold.

Sometimes even with silver or copper.

Kyle took a deep breath as he readied himself for a lot of work.

"You're sure this will help me become more powerful?" Kyle asked.

"Over the long term, yes," Theodor said. "The Fragment for Rank F Materials is one of the worst in existence. Its use is limited, but it should make it easier to understand higher-ranked Fragments."

Yes, Theodor had told Kyle that he should start learning about Fragments.

Naturally, Kyle had asked if it wasn't too early, but Theodor had told him that it was never too early.

Fragments were parts of Laws, and many Fragments made up a Law.

However, just like when someone dropped a vase, the fragments would be of different sizes.

At this moment, Kyle was essentially looking at one of the smallest and least complex Fragments in existence.

The Fragment Kyle would be focusing on was the Rank F Material Fragment.

Understanding this Fragment represented understanding all Rank F Materials.

Of course, it was important to note that the word material, in this case, only referred to metals.

There were also materials that were not metals.

Beast hides, scales, bones, tendons, wood, types of stone, and so on.

A more fitting name for the Fragment would be the Metal Ether Specific Rank F Material Fragment, but it was too much of a mouthful.

Technically, there were no real names for the Fragments.

Too few people came into contact with Fragments, and there were just too many of them. Understanding a Fragment meant understanding a part of the world.

"Back when I was still alive, I managed to comprehend the Rank F and Rank E Material Fragments," Theodor said. "Those were the only two Fragments I managed to comprehend."

"Did they increase your power?" Kyle asked.

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