After completing the inversion, Feng Chou needed to engrave the grooves of the Magic Circuit on the mask.
Feng Chou directly handed this process to Qiankun Pagoda. The grooves of the Magic Circuit carved by Qiankun Pagoda were extremely precise.
A few seconds after sending the mask to Qiankun Pagoda, Feng Chou took out the mask again. At this time, the grooves of the Magic Circuit had been engraved on the mask.
After engraving the grooves, the next step was to fill the grooves with magic-conducting materials.
During the process of filling the grooves with magic-conducting materials, it was necessary to constantly guide them with spells. On the one hand, the magic-conducting materials were fused into a whole to avoid defects. On the other hand, the magic-conducting materials and the body of the magic item were firmly combined to make the Magic Circuit more stable. Therefore, this step required Feng Chou to do it personally. At least, before Qiankun Pagoda leveled up and mastered the corresponding low-level spells, he could not make any low-level magic items.
After filling in the magic-conducting materials, the right type and size of magic gemstones were inlaid in the correct position in the Magic Circuit. Then, they could try to start the Magic Circuit.
During the previous refining process, if there were any defects, the alchemist would find that he could not start the spell, or the magic item would be directly destroyed after the spell was started.
If it was the latter, the production would naturally fail. If it was the former, the alchemist would need to use a special detection spell to check the circuit bit by bit. This process was even more laborious than engraving a new Magic Circuit.
If the attempt to start the circuit was successful, then they could proceed to the last step.
Magic items had a lifespan, and this lifespan depended on the magic item. Some were calculated by the number of times they were used, while others were calculated by the time they were used. Generally speaking, when designing a magic item, alchemists would calculate the theoretical energy consumption during its lifespan, and then determine the size and level of the inlaid gemstone according to this estimated energy consumption.
The last step of the production of a magic item was to completely seal all the Magic Circuits and magic gemstones together.
Logically speaking, when an old magical item reached the end of its lifespan, the magical gemstone embedded in it should also be exhausted. There was no problem with replacing the gemstone.
As for the magic mask, Feng Chou finished outlining the magic circuit and inlaid the low-level magic gemstones that he had cut in advance. Then, he smeared a thick layer of glue on the inside of the mask. Then, he cast a spell to make the layer of glue fuse with the original material of the magic mask, sealing the magic circuit inside the mask.
The magic mask made by Feng Chou could be worn by ordinary people using the "Magical Disguise" spell to change into another person's appearance at will. The disadvantage of this spell was that it could only change facial features, but it was enough for some people who did shady business.
Feng Chou designed a necklace for the Blur spell.
The pendant of the necklace was a two-centimeter wide and three-centimeter long gold medal. The magic circuit of the Blur spell was built inside the gold medal.
Compared to the magic mask, the gold medal was smaller and more difficult to make. But the small size also had its advantages, and that was that it could reduce the production cost of the magic item. After all, the materials used were fewer.
The main body of the pendant was made of magic gold. The price of this alloy was almost ten times that of gold.
Magic gold was an alloy made of gold, arcane copper, trace amounts of mithril, and some rare metals. This alloy had excellent magic conductivity and was very strong. It was a very good low-level alchemy material and had a wide range of applications.
The materials that formed the magic circuit inside the pendant were even more precious.
Using such precious materials to make a magic item, the production cost would increase greatly with every increase.
Feng Chou found that with the help of Qiankun Pagoda, small was not a problem for him at all.
Therefore, Feng Chou simply designed the two spells, Invisibility and Mirror Image, into a ring.
Because the smaller the magic item, the more difficult it was to make it, and the easier it was to wear. Therefore, the smaller the magic item, the more expensive it was.
After making the first batch of magic items, Feng Chou sneaked out of the mage school again.
Relying on the surveillance cameras that were installed everywhere in the school, Feng Chou knew the whereabouts of most of the teachers and students in the school. Therefore, this time, he calmly disguised himself as an apprentice, a teacher, or a prodigal son from a noble family … and various other identities to sell the magic items he made in the Arcane Street.
Maybe it was because the magic items he sold this time were of a lower level, and the types were not as simple as last time. For a long time, he did not attract the attention of the arcane shop.
A + 2 magic item that was enchanted with a level two spell effect, also known as a + 2 magic item, Feng Chou could make about six hundred crowns. With the help of Qiankun Pagoda, he could make two + 2 magic items a day.
Although this speed was already a miracle in the eyes of ordinary mages, it was still a drop in the bucket for Feng Chou.
Feng Chou really wanted to continue raising his spellcasting level. Every time a magic item was increased by a level, its price and profit would increase exponentially.
However, he did not know where to go to obtain more advanced arcane knowledge.
Of course, the mage school had information on mid-level magic, but this information was not available to just anyone. If one wanted to come into contact with the information, they would have to sign an extremely strict and mysterious contract with the school or Antalya's family. If they violated the contract, they would have to pay the price of their soul.
Moreover, Feng Chou did not dare to reveal his identity as a level four mage. He could not explain how he suddenly became a level four mage from an apprentice in just a few months.
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During this time, Feng Chou paid close attention to the Mercenary Union's movements. He believed that if Antalya wanted to destroy the camp that was most likely occupied by an ogre sorcerer, she would definitely use the mercenary union's strength.
In order to destroy such a powerful Ogre Encampment, the Mercenary Union would definitely make a big move. As long as he kept an eye on the Mercenary Union, he would not miss this big event.
Of course, Feng Chou would definitely not use Gavin's identity to go to the Mercenary Union.
Although he did not know why the Mercenary Union was following him, Feng Chou did not want to take the risk.
Half a month later, the Mercenary Union issued a large-scale mission to destroy a bandit group.
This mission required that only mercenary groups with a credit rating of level five and more than twenty people were qualified to participate.
The union also required that all mercenary groups participating in the mission had to follow the union's orders.
The mission did not specify the location of the bandit group. Obviously, it was still a secret. Perhaps they were afraid that if the location was made public, someone would act rashly and alert the enemy.
Seeing this mission, Feng Chou immediately rushed to the North Gate of Antalya's North City.
As expected, although the gate was not closed, it was strictly checked. There were even Rogues who were above the middle rank guarding the gate.
Feng Chou activated the invisible ring on his finger, sneaked out of the gate, and rushed towards Avon Lake.