The First Legendary Beast Master novel Chapter 1094

Chapter 1094: Armor For Raj

Karl forwarded the list to Jo, who promised him it would be there within an hour.

There was nothing on the list that couldn’t be bought in bulk within a ten-minute walk from the house, as the shops in the area specialized in loading full merchant caravans.

There would be a small extra fee, as the shoppers needed to go in and out of the city, but Karl was happy to cover that, and it would still be within the budget that Hugo had set.

It was a concerning amount of product, though. Hopefully, the shoppers had a class that let them store bulk goods. But Karl wondered how Wendy was going to deal with it.

Well, that could be a test for her, since she volunteered.

But Wendy had a secret weapon. She had purchased four storage rings, to supplement her inventory, and now she had the chance to show them off as she loaded them up with deliveries.

"What are you making next?" Hugo asked as Karl led him toward the exit of the maze.

"First, a gift for my apprentice. Then I’m going to start on the armour that our Grandmaster Blacksmith just finished.

I transferred him plenty of high-end materials, and he spent all night making a full suit of plate armour with fire and poison resistance capped out, per the request of most of the Totem Ranked tanks.

If this is satisfactory, he will make the metal armours that the Mythic Warriors requested. It will just take a day or two per suit."

Hugo looked a bit embarrassed. "I know that we’re holding up production. But I’m not going to apologize for the request."

"Don’t feel bad. The shop is always busy with something. Plus, I’ve now got an Overlord Ranked Nature Cleric who can make wooden weapons when we need them. The magical wood holds runes very well, and I can make a half dozen an hour if I need." Karl explained.

The transfer was made to the Store’s storage, but it wasn’t just the one set. One suit of armour was obviously made by Ashbringer, but there were ten more made to a slightly lower quality standard, out of the same materials.

[Ashbringer, did you learn a new trick?] Karl asked.

The Demon laughed as he replied. [I could only wish. But no, I hired a Dwarven Forge in the outer city. Their levels aren’t high, but they’re Dwarves, so the craftsmanship is pretty good and the price is reasonable, as they’re still considered Journeymen.

You can deal with the upgrading of the pieces, and the material alone will give it a solid base. We all win. The armour is made on a budget, with a bit of extra material. They get their skills and Ranks improved, as they have the Dwarven Smith as their class.]

The Darklight Host was slowly taking over Drodh.

[I will give you permissions to take Apprentices into the Guild, if you want to make them part of our team permanently. One Grandmaster will not be enough forge workers to keep up with demand.

Not even for the Alliance.