Former Interstellar Mercenary In Urban Cultivation World-Chapter 757: I Will Avenge You (Part 2)

Perhaps it was fate.

When she acquired the Golden Solarian Tree, she had thought about integrating a part of it into her blade to enhance its power and quality.

Little did she know that this idea would need to be realized sooner than expected.

"I’m planning to reforge it," Amalia said.

Kenny Lin frowned, "Why don’t you ask your master for a higher-grade sword? You can always forge a better one later."

Amalia shook her head, "I want to forge it by myself, to see if I can cultivate a powerful artifact."

Kenny Lin noticed the underlying meaning in her words and, with a slightly somber expression, asked, "You’re planning to make it your natal weapon?"

"Exactly," Amalia replied, understanding his concern, "With the Golden Solarian Tree’s branches, I’m confident that if a similar situation arises in the future, my blade won’t break so easily."

She had never decided on her natal weapon before.

The blade she held was refined recently, and before she could even make the decision, it had already developed problems.

However, because she hadn’t yet made this blade her natal weapon, she wasn’t harmed when it got damaged.

A natal weapon is deeply connected to a cultivator’s life and cultivation.

If it gets damaged, it could seriously endanger the cultivator’s life or even lower their cultivation level.

Although her blade appeared to have only minor damage, the real issue lay within, spreading like a spider web throughout the blade.

"Can a cultivator have more than one natal weapon?" Kenny Lin suddenly asked.

Amalia paused for a moment, "I think you can only have one. Renshu Chang once mentioned that a natal weapon is different from a regular weapon. The longer you nurture it, the more powerful it becomes, but it requires a lot of energy and attention. It needs to be placed in the dantian and continuously refined. It’s already difficult to fully refine one natal weapon to its peak. Trying to refine two at the same time would spread your focus too thin."

Kenny Lin leaned against the cave wall, "That’s true for most people, but don’t forget, we absorb spiritual energy much faster than others, and our spiritual power is stronger too."

"You’re not wrong," Amalia replied, not disagreeing.

She had noticed this a long time ago.

A cultivator must place their natal weapon in their dantian to refine it, and most Golden Core cultivators can only hold one or two natal weapons in their dantian.

Other weapons can’t be stored there.

Although she hadn’t tried it yet, Amalia had a feeling that her dantian could probably hold two or three natal weapons.

"Are you going to try?" Amalia asked.

"I’m waiting for you to help me refine a natal weapon," Kenny Lin replied.

He hadn’t stored the sword that Master Lian had given him in his dantian yet because he was waiting for Amalia to refine him a weapon.

It would be his first natal weapon.

"We’ll talk about it when we get back," Amalia said.

Since she was going to refine a weapon for him, she wanted to be well-prepared and not do a sloppy job.

In order to repair her weapon, Amalia took out several materials she had found in the secret realm, with the most important being a branch from the Golden Solarian Tree.

To avoid damaging the Golden Solarian Tree, she had only cut a small piece of the branch, making sure it wouldn’t affect the tree’s growth or fruiting.

Ever since she placed the Golden Solarian Tree in the Soltice Ring, it had stopped growing.

However, if she continued feeding it with top-grade spiritual stones, she could provide the energy it needed to grow.

When Amalia discovered this, she tried feeding the Golden Solarian Tree with top-grade spiritual stones.

It worked, even speeding up the tree’s growth, but the Golden Solarian Tree remained extremely rare.

This wasn’t surprising—if it took a constant supply of top-grade spiritual stones to keep a Golden Solarian Tree alive, even an entire sect might not have enough resources to sustain just one tree.

However, before repairing her blade, there was something even more important that needed to be done.

Amalia took out a stone-like object, the Dawn Stone that contained the Solarian Flame.

She dropped the Dawn Stone onto the ground, and its intense heat caused the earth beneath it to sink slightly. ƒгeeweɓn૦vel.com

The metal in the soil had melted upon contact, creating this effect.

Kenny Lin stared at the Dawn Stone, his eyes deep with thought.

"Are you sure you want to absorb the Solarian flames from this stone?" he asked.

"This is a necessary step to becoming stronger," Amalia said, understanding what he was getting at.

She had already prepared herself mentally before making this decision.

"If I can successfully absorb the Solarian flames, it should significantly enhance my original flame."

"Don’t you realize that your original flame is already of a higher grade than most other Artificers?" Kenny Lin knew that Amalia wouldn’t give up, but he still hoped she had a small goal in mind just in case.

"I know, but that doesn’t mean I can be satisfied with where I am," she said.

Amalia wasn’t someone who would remain stagnant.

After speaking, Amalia picked up the Dawn Stone.

The intense heat burned her hand until she wrapped it in a layer of spiritual energy, which made it a bit more bearable.

The inside of the Dawn Stone had been scorched by Solarian flames for years, and it took a lot of effort to crack it open.

She even ruined one of her artifacts in the process—the blade she got from the Lord of Sunshadow City, which she later had to repair.

When the flame inside the stone appeared in the cave, the temperature immediately began to rise, something they could feel even on their skin.

"Does anyone else feel like it’s getting hotter in here?" one of the disciples outside the small cave suddenly asked.

"Of course, I feel it! It’s not just hotter; it’s really hot," another disciple replied, looking shocked.