Adventurer of Many Professions

Chapter 119 Enchanting The Weapon!

The Alchemist Guild building stood proudly, the most luxurious structure in Wittes after the temple. Though only four stories tall, its walls were covered in expensive marble tiles, and the logo of the Alchemist Association gleamed brightly at the top, plated in gold.

The symbol; combining a craftsman's hammer and a pharmacist's leaf, was as tall as a person, dazzling in the sunlight. Raymond's eyes widened as he calculated the cost. "Two kilograms of gold to plate that logo? That's at least a hundred gold coins! What a luxury!"

Raymond couldn't help but shake his head in amazement. He had come to the Alchemist Association for one thing: to enchant the Dark Moon sword he held in his hand.

It had been five days since he had forged the Dark Moon, and now, finally, he was ready to take the next step.

In the past five days, Raymond had learned the simple process of requesting an enchantment from President Beno at the Alchemist Association. It was straightforward, just visit the front desk, let them know, and they would check with President Beno if he had time. If he did, you could go upstairs to arrange the enchantment. If not, they'd inform you when he would be available, and you could bring your weapon back then.

However, the enchantment process came with a hefty price. Enchanting any magic device would cost fifty gold coins, but if the item wasn't magical, the price would be a bit lower.

Raymond sighed, feeling the weight of the fifty gold coins in his purse. "I hope today's a good day for this. But, wow, enchantments really are expensive!"

He touched his purse, which was almost empty. This was nearly all his wealth. Due to the ongoing bandit situation, the Knights hadn't caught them yet, and Raymond's income had slowed down significantly. Manik had only been able to provide enough herbs for five bottles of 'Primary Magic Recovery Potion' a day, which meant his cash flow was barely enough to cover his expenses.

"If it weren't for Pierre selling more weapons lately, I'd be broke after paying for this enchantment," Raymond muttered, a bitter smile on his face.

But despite the financial strain, Raymond knew it was worth it. Skill points were a much harder commodity to come by, and enchanting Dark Moon was an investment he couldn't pass up. After all, he needed those skill points to prepare for the Berserker awakening and the eventual battle with the Mad Baboon.

The bandits had made his life difficult, limiting his opportunities to earn money and kill monsters for skill points. "I can't stand them," Raymond grumbled.

"But I've heard the Knights are stepping up their

With a deep breath, Raymond focused on the sword, then checked the panel.

"Magic value: 815.3/935.3."

He grinned when he saw the result 'Dark Moon' had halved the mana cost for his 'Taunt' skill, which normally required 240 points of magic. Now it only drained 120!

Raymond's excitement was palpable as he swung 'Dark Moon' in his hand. "These fifty gold coins were totally worth it!"

With 'Dark Moon', his magic capacity had effectively doubled! Now, with 935.3 mana points, he had a total of 1970.6 mana points!