“I should have hit him a few times while I was at it… tsk.”0

Recalling Sung-Ha fleeing the moment he charged at him, Se-Hoon, despite his grumbling, allowed a slight smile to creep onto his face. Sung-Ha’s words were somewhat annoying, but him running away implied he knew he had done something wrong.0

If it were the Mad Dog, he would have argued and fought back right away, claiming he wasn’t wrong.0

Compared to the Sung-Ha he knew before he regressed, it wouldn’t be a stretch to say Sung-Ha had turned over a new leaf. 0

With such thoughts in mind, Se-Hoon climbed the mountain path and arrived at his workshop before long.0

Hmm. Looks like he got here first.0

The workshop’s lights were on, and he could clearly feel someone’s presence that they didn’t even try to conceal. And just as he thought, when Se-Hoon opened the door and stepped inside, he saw Li Kenxie staring intently at the central furnace.0

“…”0

Yet even though Li Kenxie had clearly noticed him entering the workshop, Li Kenxie didn’t even glance at him, gaze fixed solely on the flames of the furnace. Thinking he might be in deep thought, Se-Hoon decided not to interrupt.0

I don’t think I would hear anything pleasant if I talked to him right now.0

There were preparations to be made for the forging session, anyway. Walking past Li Kenxie, Se-Hoon began pulling materials one by one from the void box on one side of the workshop.0

Let’s see… Flameweed, Blueflame Jade, Dragon Firestone…0

Soon enough, materials were piled up in a corner of the workshop. The variety was impressive, ranging from plants and gemstones to ores and even monster byproducts. However, all of them had one thing in common: they were infused with some amount of fire mana.0

Hmm. This is quite a collection now that I’m looking at it.0

There were plenty of Advanced-tier materials that were...0