Although this rifle was clumsy, it was powerful.
Within 100 meters, this guy had the power of a level three spell. Within 500 meters, it had the power of a level two spell. Because of the rifling in the barrel, the shooting accuracy was no different from that of a semi-automatic rifle on Earth.
The magic in this world did not pay attention to balance. The power of a level-1 spell was equivalent to the full blow of a level-5 warrior using the skill "Heavy Strike". A level-2 spell was equivalent to the full blow of a level-7 to level-8 warrior, and a level-3 spell was equivalent to the full blow of a level-11 warrior.
This kind of power was enough to let Feng Chou walk unhindered among the mid-level warriors.
Of course, with the ability of Qiankun Pagoda, naturally, he could make a more powerful gun. However, with the strength of a level six warrior, Feng Chou was already very difficult to control this rifle. This was also because the rifle used the anti-material sniper rifle's recoil technology. Otherwise, if Feng Chou's body was to withstand the powerful recoil of this kind of power, he would be seriously injured.
As for continuous shooting, there was no need to consider. If the power was strong enough, he would not be able to control it at all. Unless it was installed on a heavy base, but then he would not be able to carry it.
If the power was reduced, continuous shooting could be done. However, if the power was too low, it would be meaningless.
The Universe Pagoda had analyzed many aspects and created this semi-automatic tube-type heavy rifle. Its shooting speed and power had been maximized.
The third item was a clock.
The shape of this clock was a square box. The front of the box was the face of the clock. The two sides of the box were pictures of Leo's mother and brother. The back of the box was a relief of the castle of the Lordship Of Pedro. On the clock was a full-body statue of Knight Erik.
In the statue, Knight Erik was holding a two-handed sword with the tip of the sword hanging down. The other hand was holding a helmet, and his feet were stepping on a Bear Goblin. His face was obviously tired, but his eyes were looking forward. His eyes were resolute and firm. It was very vivid.
The picture on the box was made by Feng Chou using a level zero illusion, "Photo Making". The statue was carved by him.
To be more precise, it was sculpted with the help of Qiankun Pagoda.
It could be said that with the help of the Qiankun Pagoda spirit, Feng Chou could become a painter if he wanted to. He could become a sculptor if he wanted to. His hands were like the most accurate 3D printer in the world, turning the things in his mind into reality.
Of course, Qiankun Pagoda's assistance was not only to allow him to pretend to be an artist, but also to ensure that he would never fail when crafting magical items.
Even for the most intelligent mages, crafting magic items was a very complicated job.
Even the most skilled Master Alchemist would not be able to succeed every single time. For an ordinary Master Alchemist, having a success rate of 60% to 70% was already very good. However, with the help of Qiankun Pagoda, Feng Chou could achieve a success rate of almost 100%.
This clock was a magic item. There were two permanent spells on it, the level one illusion, "Silent Phantom", and the level zero illusion, "Phantom Sound".
When this magic item was activated, it would create an illusion of Feng Chou's busy figure at a designated location. At the same time, it could make the corresponding sound and maintain it for a long period of time.
The real permanent spell required a mage to master the level six universal spell, "Spell Permanence".
If a low-level mage wanted to maintain a spell for a long period of time, they would have to use magic gems to provide the energy needed to maintain the spell.
In the inside of this clock box, there was a low-level magic crystal. This magic crystal could maintain the illusion for about a week.
The fourth item was also a statue. This statue was of Feng Chou himself. In the statue, Feng Chou looked a little embarrassed. He held an umbrella, bent over, and his mage robe fluttered in the wind. He looked like he was struggling to walk in a storm. The umbrella on his shoulder was overturned and facing the sky like a bowl.
This statue was not a magic item. It was a technological product.
In this statue, there was a pinhole camera and an electronic signal emitting device. The umbrella on top of the statue's head was the signal emitting antenna.
The fifth item looked a little strange. It was a strangely shaped bowl-shaped object. There were two leather belts and two metal buckles on the edge of the object. It looked like it could be tied to something.
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After leaving the laboratory, Feng Chou went straight to the market. He bought a few scrolls from a scroll shop.
After leaving the scroll shop, Feng Chou went to a small shop in the corner of the market. This was a very small grocery store. It sold some strange, inexpensive, and rare magic materials. Because these materials were rarely used, it was rare to see them in other shops. They were exclusive to this shop.
Because it was a unique business, the things sold in this shop were very expensive.
For the same reason, this shop's business was very poor.
There were some cages in the corner of this grocery store. There were all kinds of small animals in these cages: rats, lizards, spiders, snakes …
On the ceiling above these cages, there were other cages that held sparrows, crows, eagles, and other birds.
These small animals were the magical pets prepared for the mages.
These small animals could be bought from the outside for only a dozen or so. They might not be sold for a long time, and might even die in their hands. However, if they met a mage who wanted to change their magical pets, they could sell them for a few or even a few dozen crowns. This was a profit that was dozens of times the original price.
This was a typical store that did not open for business for half a year, but when it did, it would last for half a year.
Feng Chou came here for these small animals. He spent 32 crowns to buy a Goshawk.
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After resting at home for a day, Feng Chou brought the Goshawk to the laboratory in the evening of the second day.
Entering the laboratory, Feng Chou placed the clock-shaped magical item in the corner of the laboratory table and activated the magic that came with it.
Then, Feng Chou saw another version of himself suddenly appear in front of the laboratory table and get busy. He kept picking up bottles and jars, shaking them here and there, adding potions there, observing the reaction …
Following this Feng Chou's actions, there was a corresponding soft sound.
Feng Chou stood aside and observed for a while before nodding in satisfaction. He then took out the Qiankun Pagoda's body and placed it in a pile of miscellaneous items in the corner of the laboratory. He held the Goshawk's cage in his hand and disappeared from the laboratory in the next moment.
After entering the Heaven and Earth Pagoda, Feng Chou placed the goshawk's cage on the ground and took out a scroll.
This was a "Magical Pet Contract" scroll, used to help mages sign magical pets.
Feng Chou squatted in front of the cage and activated the scroll in his hand.