Chapter 403: Refining the Amethyst Thunder Flame

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Misty Cloud Translations

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Misty Cloud Translations

Li Moying could tell that she had already given in, and this made him chuckle proudly.

This trick of his was truly killing two birds with one stone. He could not help but admire himself for being able to come out with this.

Not only did he managed to compensate Huang Yueli, he also created a perfect excuse to stick to the little fox every day!

Looks like the day for love to come in time is imminent!

While Li Moying was rearranging his clothes, Huang Yueli stood in front of the armament furnace again.

“What are you searching for? Don’t tell me there’re more armaments?” Li Moying curiously questioned.

Huang Yueli shook her head, “It’s empty now, but…. This armament furnace itself is a valuable treasure!”

To an Armament Master, a quality armament furnace was even harder to come by as compared to armaments.

That was because the furnace’s quality will determine the level of the armaments that could be forged.

In her previous life when she was restoring the Sky Phoenix Ring, she had already destroyed more than thirty Ninth Level armament furnaces. This was because the furnaces were not able to cope with the high temperature that is required for the smelting of the G.o.d Relic.

The anguish that she felt…

At that time, she only wanted to repair the G.o.d relic therefore had to calcinate certain materials. This alone already depleted many of her precious high-end materials which she collected over the years, into a heap of waste.

If she wanted to refine the G.o.d Relic, then the requirement for the armament furnace would definitely need to be higher than a hundred times!

Now that Master Yun Tian had left this furnace, even though it cannot be used to refine G.o.d Relics, at least it was still able to refine Half Divine Relics. The most important issue was after three thousand years of continuously burning, there appeared to be no damage to the furnace at all!

This was the first time Huang Yueli had come across such a top quality furnace.

In her eyes, this furnace’s existence was even more valuable that the Amethyst Light Sword.

In the stove chamber laid a mysterious, undying flame. To Huang Yueli, who had the Flame Spirit Physique, this was a peerless treasure.

Huang Yueli waved her hand and produced a handprint towards the armament furnace.

A small ball of flames slowly rose from the bottom of the furnace.

This flame dazzled brightly, radiating a faint hinge of purple. Surrounding the flame were flickering electric waves.

Although the mysterious flame was feeble, the moment it appeared, the temperature in the room rose. Beads of sweat formed on Huang Yueli’s forehead.

“Amethyst Thunder Flame!”

A trace of happiness flashed across Huang Yueli’s eyes.

Amethyst Thunder Flame was in the top ten mysterious flames ranking. This mysterious flame had the thunder attribute, when combined together, it could double the attack rate of armaments, thereby making the armament even stronger.

There was nothing more suitable than to use the Amethyst Thunder Flame to forge thunder-attributed Half G.o.d Relic.

It was no wonder that the Amethyst Light Sword could nurture to a vivid spirit artifact like Little Lilac.

Huang Yueli’s palm faced upwards and slowly retracted. The Amethyst Thunder Flame slowly drifted into her palms, with a careless spark, it was absorbed within her body.

“You…..”, Li Moying was totally stunned.

He knew Huang Yueli was a fire-attribute pract.i.tioner and her affinity with fire was very high. He also expected her to be able to successfully subdue the Amethyst Thunder Flame.

But the “successful” that he had initially thought versus the successful performance that Huang Yueli had shown was totally different!

The process that Huang Yueli refined the mysterious flame was totally illogical. Wasn’t it supposed to be a tedious task filled with perils? Even if her innate skill was high, shouldn’t it at least take some time to do it?

As a matter of fact, the Amethyst Thunder Flame wasn’t something that anyone could handle.