Starts With Fusing Devil Crystal

Tadlin was quite satisfied with Reg's attitude. Being able to do things with ease and calm one's heart was the most basic quality of a blacksmith.    

    

"Alright, you can stay here for now. I will formally teach you tomorrow."    

    

Tadlin stood up and called out to the door, "Lovte, come here."    

    

A strong man in his 30s quickly walked into the room and said respectfully to Tadlin, "Professor, what is it?"    

    

Tadlin pointed at Reg and said, "This is Reg. Arrange a room for him. He will learn casting with me in the future."    

    

Then he pointed at the strong man and said to Reg, "His name is Lovte, my eldest disciple. You can learn more from him in the future."    

    

Reg nodded and put away the sword on the table. He stood up and nodded at Lou. "Please guide me."    

    

Lovett smiled honestly. "Master, is this our junior brother?"    

    

Tadlin shook his head and said, "I made an exception to accept him. He is not my disciple, but if he asks you anything, you can teach him everything you know. Don't hide anything from him."    

    

Reg frowned and said, "Master Ted Lin, you taught me how to forge swords. I should call you teacher."    

    

Tadlin looked at Reg and suddenly grinned and said, "Okay, if you can forge a weapon of the same quality as the ones sold outside within a year, I will accept you as my disciple."    

    

Lovte smiled at Reg and said, "Reg, you have to work hard. Teacher does not accept disciples easily."    

    

Reg nodded. Tadlin might not be a top tier Fighter. However, he was very good at forging. This was from the mechanism of the crossbow he had forged. Also, the ability to create Devil Sword could be seen. He did indeed have the qualifications to be proud.    

    

Lovett brought Reg out of the courtyard and arrived at a row of rooms that were connected to each other. He pushed open one of the rooms and said, "Reg, you can stay here from now on. If you need anything. You can find me. My room is right in the front. I usually forge swords in front of me during the day."    

    

Reg thanked him. "Thank you, Lovte. I still have a lot to ask you about forging in the future."    

    

Lovett had a simple and honest smile on his face. He waved his hand and smiled. "Yes, teacher has already said that if you have any questions, ask them as much as you want. As long as I know, I will definitely tell you."    

    

Looking at the house, Lovett scratched his head and said, "The house has not been occupied for a long time. Reg, you have to clean it yourself. Why don't I take you around to understand this place?"    

    

Reg had the same intention, so he nodded and said, "That will be troublesome."    

    

Lovte brought Reg around and explained these places to Reg. Where was the place to eat and where was the place to shower and wash. Where was the place to rest and exchange insights, and where was the place to forge. After walking around, Reg had a pretty good understanding of Tadlin's Blacksmith Shop.    

    

Tadlin's blacksmith shop's front door looked very small, but the inside was not small. It was a large courtyard specially used for forging, the residence behind it, the kitchen, and the place to bathe. Adding all of these together, it was quite big.    

    

The entire Tadlin's blacksmith shop, along with the kitchen staff and kitchen staff at the back. Including the shop assistant and manager at the front, there were about 50 people in total. There were about 30 people who participated in the forging process, including Tadlin's four disciples. There were also more than 10 ordinary blacksmiths. These blacksmiths were also taught by Tadlin. They were much better than ordinary blacksmiths.    

    

Reg walked around once and returned to his own house to start cleaning. He hadn't lived here for a long time, so the house was covered with dust. Reg cleaned the house for a long time before it finally looked like a place for a person to live.    

    

Lovte brought clean bedding and other daily necessities. Reg officially settled down in the blacksmith's shop.    

    

Outside the blacksmith shop, the two men who had been following Reg waited for a long time. They used the excuse of buying something to quietly ask around, and then left in surprise.    

    

"What? That kid lives in Tadlin's blacksmith's shop and is preparing to stay for a long time?"    

    

Yao Lin widened her eyes and stared at the two men who came back to deliver the message in disbelief. She said in surprise, "Why is he staying? Could it be that he wants to learn forging from Tadlin?"    

    

After thinking for a while, Yao Lin stared at the two of them and said, "Keep an eye on him. If he has any movements, send the news to Allie, who is staying in the Purple Moon Sword Sect in Holy Light City."    

    

After saying that, Yao Lin took out a handful of gold coins and threw it over. She shouted, "Do it well. There will be even more rewards in the future."    

    

The two men hurriedly stretched out their hands, but there were a lot of gold coins scattered on the ground. They hurriedly bent down to pick it up, and Yao Lin's face revealed a look of disdain. Turning around to leave, she suddenly remembered something and turned around to say, "You are not allowed to tell this matter to anyone else, otherwise... Hmph. "    

    

The two ruffians immediately kept quiet out of fear. The Purple Moon Sword Sect was an incomparably powerful existence in their hearts. If they provoked them, wouldn't they be courting death?