After discussing the forbidden spell with Frank, Benjamin had dinner and went back to his room. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info

Originally, he planned to continue meditating and create a few more water elemental rains. However, when he sat on the bed, he couldn't help but frown, feeling as if he had forgotten something.

...... What did he forget?

Frowning and recalling for a while, Benjamin suddenly realized.

Earlier, in the ruins, he had also encountered an explorer who had died in a dark chamber. At that time, he pulled two broken books from the corpse and put them in his bag, which was also the harvest of that line. He had almost forgotten it before, but now that he was free, he could take it out and take a look.

So, Benjamin took out the two books.

The dead explorer was also a mage, and although it was old, it was not so old that it didn't speak well. Hopefully, these two books from the Ancient Mage will give him some good inspiration.

These two books are somewhat damaged, and the titles are not clear. Turning a few pages, though, Benjamin felt like a recipe for refining something.

Some Warcraft materials are mixed together to make special dyes, and then some plants are used to weave threads, spin into cloth, and finally take some special techniques to make clothes that can improve the wearer's abilities.

Benjamin couldn't help but raise an eyebrow when he saw this.

It's not ...... Isn't that how magic items are made?

Once upon a time, magic items were sought after by many mages. Wands, robes, crystal balls, trinkets...... There are countless things that give the mages infinite improvements. However, in the long struggle with the Church, this technology was unwittingly lost in the long river of history and completely stolen by the Church.

Today, magic props have become almost synonymous with priests, or "magic props".

On the mage's side, even in these countries where magic is more prosperous, there are very few people who have learned this technique. I don't know why, everyone is more enthusiastic about refining potions, and magic props are like some unfavored national handicrafts, facing the danger of being lost.

In this day and age, it's hard to find someone among Freden's mages who can make magic items.

Benjamin didn't expect that he would find relevant books on a corpse from an unknown number of years ago.

However, think about it, the decline of magic items is also a matter of the past few hundred years. After exploring the ruins, it is not surprising to find the corpse of an ancient mage with several books on how to refine magic items.

It's too late for Benjamin to be happy than strange, when he was in the Kingdom of Hori, he wished he could have more magic items. He was jealous of those rich priests, and he only had three spell slots, so there was no room for change. Therefore, magic props are the most direct means for him to improve his combat effectiveness.

Besides, how can you lose such a thing as equipment to fight the world?

Because of this, Benjamin looked at these two books differently.

This is the biggest gain from his exploration of the ruins!

Excited, he carefully picked up the two somewhat torn books and flipped through them carefully.

Because of the age, there are a lot of missing content in the book, and Benjamin also felt heartache when he saw it. After a rough check, filtered down, there are more than 20 complete production drawings.

- Fortunately, it's acceptable, and it's not as badly damaged.

Most of these production drawings are mainly woven magic props, banners, robes, cloaks, and the like. The effects are very practical, some enhance mental power, some enhance elemental affinity, and some can resolve the impact of the elements - that is, add magic resistance, Benjamin nodded again and again, very satisfied.

It's ...... Awesome!

He couldn't help but sigh again, he could actually get this kind of thing, and the character he had saved for so long since he crossed over was probably all spent on it.

If they can make all the above things, not to mention Benjamin himself, even the entire "one" mage group, their strength can go up a level. Not to mention, if they master the entire crafting process, they can sell the extra stuff or use it to expand their influence and recruit new mages.

In short, the significance of these two books is simply strategic for him.

Of course, Benjamin didn't dare to rejoice too soon. That's all for later, and for now, he has to try to see how these drawings work. In case none of the above materials can be found, then he is not happy in vain.

So, he flipped through two books and found a production diagram that he could try right now.

"Storm Cloak", that's what this magic item is called, but when it comes to it, it's more akin to something like a cape. As mentioned above, wearing it increases the affinity of the wind elemental and strengthens the power of wind magic. Benjamin chose it only because it seemed simpler.

In order to provide materials for the Potion Mage, they had a lot of materials in the storeroom, and they just happened to have the materials needed for the Storm Cloak here.

So, Benjamin couldn't wait to get up and walk to the storeroom.

"The skin of the wind wolf, the blood of the long-tailed ferret, the leaves of the wind gathering grass, the feathers of the raven......"

Speaking of which, the materials required for magic props are several times more complex than potions. Because it was the first time to make it, Benjamin also had to take a few more copies to prepare for continuing to try after failure.

After thinking about it for a while, he also called the proprietress who had previously opened a textile store and asked her to provide him with technical support.

With that, almost ready, Benjamin returned to his room, took a deep breath, and began making the storm cloak.

Using ice crushing, he condensed a series of crafting tools: ice scissors, ice needles, ice basins, ice pestles, ...... Compared to making an ordinary cloak, the wind cloak cloak is many times more complicated. Luckily, Benjamin could operate these things by mind, and the proprietress could also guide them on the side, otherwise, it would have cost him an unknown amount of time just to become proficient in the tools.

"I'll see...... First, I made a magic primer, and in this case, silk thread. ”

According to the production diagram, Benjamin put a few ingredients into the ice basin, and then manipulated the ice pestle and began to pound as if he were pounding medicine. Soon, the blood of the demon was mixed with some plants, turning into a puddle of dark green liquid, from which a faint aroma emanated.

Seeing this, Benjamin hurriedly threw all the hair of a sheep-shaped demonic beast into it, and then under the guidance of the proprietress, he operated the ice spindle and slowly spun a brown silk thread.

"That's it, that's what it says on the production diagram. The proprietress held the book and nodded, "This thread is really strong, your technique is rough like this, and it hasn't been spun yet, it can't be wrong!"

“......”

This is really shameless to say.

After thinking about it, Benjamin simply handed over the tools for spinning the thread to the proprietress and asked her to wear gloves, operate the ice spindle, and continue spinning.

Benjamin himself, as for himself, began to deal with the main ingredient of the Stormcloak, the complete Tempest Wolf Skin.