Above The Sky

1052: Chapter 136: Partial Essence of the Silver Chip (2/2) 1052: Chapter 136: Partial Essence of the Silver Chip (2/2) The ‘Iron Pioneer,’ which Ian intended to use to replace his Third Energy Level Bloodline True Form’s Arcane Heritage, actually had quite a solid foundation and was not developed entirely from scratch.

Most of its design came from the Fae and The Unyielding Fortress.

The Fae lineage is extremely refined and has excellent compatibility, while The Unyielding Fortress lineage inherently had ample room for improvement, enabling Ian to integrate and consolidate both into the Arcane Heritage.

Moreover, most of the Magical Medicine Ingredients for The Unyielding Fortress lineage had already been prepared.

The Ironwing Dragon, Dust Cleansing Dragon, precious Sublimated Metal, and Earth Pulse Source Crystal were all ready, and Ian could begin crafting immediately.

However, when it came to the Fae, Ian had originally planned to ask Hua’an whether there were any channels to acquire a Third Energy Level Fairy Heritage.

Unfortunately, Hua’an himself was only at the Second Energy Level, so he was indeed unable to offer much help in this regard.

To obtain it, he would have to wait for Mentor Gansong to arrive.

But it wasn’t a big issue—the Fae lineage was responsible for ‘mobility’ and ‘long-range and group attack capability’ in the Iron Drive, while The Unyielding Fortress lineage was responsible for the ‘basic framework’ and ‘core power.’

The more important aspect was obvious.

Completing the framework and power core first, then gradually adding mobility and attack modules later, was entirely feasible.

Still, before crafting the magical potion, Ian had to conduct some alterations to his body to adapt to the structure of the future Iron Drive Inheritance.

“Ian… are you certain you want me to perform surgery for you?”

Adalbert had just extracted the souls of the Dragon Worship Cult captives from their bodies, suppressing them in the Domain of Void to prevent them from causing trouble by escaping or creating chaos in the lab.

He was about to use his newly developed liquid fertilizer to irrigate his small crop of carrots when he received a secret notification from Ian.

Ian needed his help.

This was indeed rare.

Adalbert recalled clearly, during work, Ian’s words were always ‘assist,’ ‘invite,’ or ‘commission,’ extremely precise and polite, never leaving room for misunderstanding.