As Ashe opened the book, he felt as if he had stepped into the role of its protagonist, living through the memories recorded within.0

Interestingly, the book wasn't about blacksmithing, not entirely, at least. Ashe had been expecting the steady rhythm of hammering and the sparks of molten metal, and the absence of that left him slightly disappointed.0

The sorcerer who had left this record seemed to be a prodigy. He had created multiple sorcery classes and commanded the Mind Class with extraordinary skill. In the Virtual World, he could enslave Knowledge Creatures and infuse them with Miracles from other sorcery classes, such as Hormonal Frenzy from the Biology Class and Steel Scales from the Alchemy Class. Then, mounting...0