I, a cultivator, have ended up in the wizarding world.

Chapter 36 Rune Artifacts
After receiving news of the trial, time seemed to be fast-forwarded.

In the blink of an eye, half a year has passed, and the trial is just around the corner.

For the past six months, Jemin has devoted almost all his time and energy to the final stage of research on the combination of runes and talismans.

It must be admitted that, in recent years, because he has devoted most of his energy to runic writing and alchemy, Jemin's progress in potion-making has not been as smooth as in the former two fields.

However, he has made groundbreaking progress in the area of ​​combining runes and talismans.

Thanks to his more than three years of dedicated study of runic literature, although the three core runes of runic literature were the last set to be inscribed in his mind, he has successfully constructed the basic magical model of the runic literature school—analysis.

If his "alchemy" specializes in analyzing and controlling the composition of matter and soul, then his "analysis" specializes in understanding rules, energy, and more abstract concepts.

Analysis allows him to "see through" the nature of energy, the principles of runes, and even the way certain rules operate.

By combining analytical techniques and alchemy, we can analyze the operating principles of wizard runes, the seal structure of immortal cultivation talismans, the energy properties of materials, and the anchoring methods of concepts.

It was only in a few short years that Jemin managed to barely complete the analysis and "translation" of some of the basic principles of talismans.

With the trial approaching, Jemin did not hesitate to shift his research focus to practical applications.

He decided to try to create a new talisman that he had long conceived of—or more accurately, a magical artifact that combined the technological advantages of two civilizations.

"No, although this is just a half-finished concept, it can still be called something else..."

Jemin looked at the blueprints in his hand, which he had just completed the preliminary design, and pondered for a moment.

According to the naming rules in the Wizarding World, the inventor's name is usually included to distinguish the invention.

"Let's call it 'Jamin's Unique Rune'..." Jamin didn't seem to have much trouble deciding on the name.

"As for the sorcery artifacts... since they are sorcery artifacts inscribed with runes and seals, let's call them 'spell seal sorcery artifacts'."

Having casually chosen a name, Jemin quickly moved on to the creation of the talismanic artifact.

He didn't designate the talismanic artifacts as disposable items like talismans, as that would be too wasteful, and the cost would be unacceptable even for him.

Jieming referenced the methods for making talismans in the Great Dao Library that could be reused and replenish their power by absorbing spiritual energy or the primordial energy of heaven and earth. He then combined these methods with the manufacturing theories of wizarding artifacts in the wizarding world and decided to make his talisman artifacts into a type that could be repeatedly activated and used permanently.

In terms of materials, he used the inventory he had accumulated over the years.

As his strength increased, Jieming was also able to use a relatively conventional refining method recorded in the Great Dao Library to extract "metal essence" containing specific concepts and energy properties from various metals.

Over the years, in addition to gold, he has also tried refining many other metals. Since he never intended to sell them, he has accumulated quite a lot of these special materials.

"The main body of the talismanic artifact... I guess I still have to use an old friend!"

For the main base of the rune artifact, Jemin still chose adamantite as the core, supplemented by several metal essences found in the materials science of the wizarding world that are good at storing and coordinating energy, as well as a metal essence that can strongly resonate with spiritual power.

Adamantite provides a stable conceptual anchor, while the latter two materials are responsible for the flow and activation of energy. These materials are blended in a certain proportion and fused together using his "alchemy" sorcery to form the solid base of the sorcery.

The runes on the surface of the magical artifact, which are the core runes, are made of another metallic essence that is extremely compatible with elemental power.

This essence can efficiently draw elemental power from the environment and direct it to the internal rune structure.

It took Jemin quite a while just to test the material ratio of the main base, as well as the methods of melting and shaping.

He kept trying, calculating, and adjusting, referring to the weapon-refining methods in the Great Dao Library while also comparing them with the existing weapon-making formulas and theories in the wizarding world, and finally found a relatively stable material ratio.

"Next, we should consider what type of rune artifacts to create." Jemin looked at the materials in his hand that had passed the test and nodded in satisfaction.

"If the objective is combat, the three main requirements should be offense, defense, and mobility. Which one should we focus on?"

Only children make choices; Jemin says, "I want them all!"

With enough materials and points, Jemin created three different prototype rune artifacts based on the three most commonly used aspects of attack, defense, and mobility.

The offensive rune artifact is inscribed with runes based on a combination of immortal fire magic runes and wizard fireball spell runes.

This is a classic fireball spell, powerful, fast, and destructive once activated. Moreover, it has been modified by generations of wizards, and its runes have been optimized quite well.

Without deliberate manipulation, it will only release a simple fireball spell.

However, Jemin also used the flexibility of alchemy and runes to allow him to manipulate the shape to a certain extent with a little mental power, such as splitting a fireball or changing its trajectory.

The defensive rune artifact is inscribed with runes based on a protective spell rune from the cultivation world and a basic energy shield rune from the wizarding world. When used, it can form a full-body energy shield.

The most unique feature of this shield is that it can absorb and transform different elemental energies to form shields with different properties.

For example, absorbing earth element will form the thickest shield with the strongest defense; absorbing wind element will form a light shield that can deflect ranged attacks to some extent; and absorbing fire element will form a scorching shield with a fire counterattack effect.

The mobile rune artifact is based on the flight runes of the wizarding world, combined with some lightness runes from the cultivation world.

Its effect, once activated, grants the user the ability to fly, and due to the Lightness of Body effect, allows them to fly faster and more nimbly than a wizard of the same level simply using the Flight spell.

All the necessary knowledge and preparations had already been completed, so it didn't take Jemin much time to create these three types of talismanic artifacts.

"finished!"

Slowly controlling the magic circle, Jemin lowered the three newly crafted talismanic artifacts that had been floating in mid-air. He was inexplicably excited.

After briefly testing the runes with laboratory equipment and confirming that there were no problems, he eagerly took the newly crafted rune artifacts and excitedly walked into the training ground.

(End of this chapter)