Martial Hero Rebirth

After leaving the tavern, Lin Yi wanted to get to the forge on Jing, but for some reason his chick swayed in place and sat with half-closed eyes, as if he could fall asleep at any moment.

Lin Yi couldn't help but frown. In the Golden Gate, Jin was always full of energy, but after that escape from the five flawless experts and a year of travel, he slept for days on end.

The hotel owner also sometimes complained that Jin, who in the early days attacked food like a hungry wolf, now does not look at any dishes, and sometimes shows downright disgust.

Lin Yi shook his head. Jin couldn't get sick—experts with inner strength don't get sick at all, and this chick is at the peak of the supreme level. So what happened to him??

Sighing, he patted his wingmate and asked him to follow them.

Two people and a giant bird, as tall as a building, walked along the wide street of Haidun all the way to the gate. In the Golden Gate they would have stared at this with all their eyes, but here no one looked in their direction.

Thanks to the world's abundant energy, divine beasts were the norm in Kyushu.

At the city gates the owner stopped and said with a smile:

“Mister Lin, welcome to your new forge. Are you happy with everything? If yes, then I'll take my leave so as not to disturb.”

Lin Yi looked around the forge. The building was a bit small, but everything needed fit in it. She looked comfortable. In addition, there is a vast yard behind.

“Yes I like it.”

“Okay, then she is yours, Mr. Lin. All documents have already been completed, if you need anything, call us at any time.”

The owner smiled like a child.

“Thank you,” Lin Yi nodded..

“Well, well, no need for gratitude,” he waved his hand and hurried back to the hotel..

Lin Yi looked around the forge again and went inside. Jin, without waiting for him, flew over the building, landed in the yard, where the grass was softer, and went to bed, hiding his head under his wing..

Shaking his head, Lin Yi entered the forge. To your first home in Kyushu.

«My path to fame in the real world begins from here...»

Having dusted off his hands, he immediately prepared the materials and got to work..

Of course, Lin Yi did not start with the spiritual sword. It’s one thing to know a process exactly in theory, it’s quite another to know it in practice..

Lin Yi was the first to decide to forge a sword from ordinary steel..

Rolling up his sleeves, he heated the coals with his bellows, and from the forge a rhythmic, ringing blow of the hammer on steel began to be heard..

Time passed. Every day, Lin Yi bought materials for the sword from a nearby shop, and worked on his skill from dawn to dusk..

If only the people in the Golden Gate knew that the great Sword God became a blacksmith, who the hell would believe it?.

But he didn't care. In truth, he really liked this art. It’s not for nothing that most players were engaged in all sorts of crafts in the fist world. With the support of the system, it was very peaceful. And to see how something is born under your hands and not broken... an unusual feeling.

Besides, he was good at it. His best blade was gladly bought for two original stones. Quite quickly the forge paid for itself.

Soon Lin Yi became famous in Haidong; among the supreme experts they began to call him nothing less than Blacksmith Lin.

Locals often went hunting for divine beasts in order to obtain primordial stones, so their swords often broke, and only the best forges could produce such quality as his.

They bought a new sword, broke it, and the circle repeated itself. Because stones were constantly needed. With their help, people could improve their internal strength with tremendous speed up to an impeccable rank, which not everyone managed to achieve in their lifetime..

Although even with the help of primordial stones - and even various remedies from rare herbs and ingredients, Lin Yi, who reached the upper class before he exceeded thirty years, was considered a genius among the locals.

And in addition to that, he also turned out to be a brilliant blacksmith, so Lin Yi quickly became friends with many of the supreme experts of Haidong and joined their circle. More than once people even came from other cities to get his swords..

In addition, within a year he had achieved perfection in making ordinary swords. At the beginning of the second year, Lin Yi began making spirit swords, albeit only with the most basic elements - earth, water, wind, fire, and air. The progress surprised him - he had no idea that making swords was so cool, and when you do what you like, talent is born from inspiration.

In the third year, he began making swords with two attributes, and his business took a significant leap forward, because impeccable experts paid huge amounts of money - or rather, stones - for high-quality weapons.

In the fourth year, Lin Yi began to produce swords that combined several attributes at once, and clients even flew in from outside the mainland. No one dared to call him a blacksmith anymore; now he became Master Lin. And almost everyone hoped to receive a blade from him.

However, Lin Yi, in order not to attract the attention of the two large guilds, gradually stopped making swords for others, and at times even closed the forge, sometimes for a couple of weeks, sometimes for a month..

The fifth year came rather quietly. For four years now, Lin Yi has lived in Haidong. Five years since he was forced to escape from the Golden Gate.

But now he was becoming a famous person again. And finally finished what it was not a sin to brag about.

After almost two months, the “closed” sign was flipped over. One supreme expert was just walking by, but he turned ninety degrees and immediately went inside. Noticing this from above, another man landed his bird nearby. Immediately guessing the reason, the impeccable experts flying in the area headed towards Lin's shop, and their whistling flight attracted the attention of others.

Pretty soon the shop was packed with people standing on tiptoes to look at the blade displayed on the pedestal..

Before their eyes, it constantly changed color. Its base was a deep purple hue, but clouds moved along the blade and plants of various colors bloomed. Constantly shimmering, constantly changing, this blade was mesmerizing. It seemed to contain all the elements that Kyushu has.

“A worthy sword,” said one expert, rubbing his chin. “Really worthy. It's just a shame that it's so chaotic. I think no experts have ever been born who can use so many attributes.”

“Yeah, a great sword, although not practical.”

“What other practicality, people, look! This is a work of art! Master Lin has achieved perfection in creating spiritual swords. The quality of the workpiece, the connection with the energy of the world - everything is impeccable! You say that no one can use it, but I say that no one is worthy of using it!”

People nodded, admiringly looking at the iridescent palette. True, most felt disappointed - when Lin Yi closed down once again, many impeccable experts bet on what kind of blade he would be able to create, and even prepared to buy it before the sword saw the light of day.

The girl stood on her tiptoes and asked:

“What's it called??”

“Purple Mist Divine Sword,” Master Lin smiled wearily. “The Violet Tao, in a nutshell.”

He spent four years creating the blank and forging the elements together. This blade stood on the verge of god level. And although he failed to create an artifact, he was sure that one day he would definitely succeed.

Perhaps he will first become famous throughout Kyusha as a blacksmith.

The pity in people's eyes did not bother him. The locals were so focused on economy that they actually believed that the arts of one element were better than their combinations. But it all started with the fact that spiritual weapons with several elements were prohibitively expensive. Therefore, the arts of the iron and bronze level were considered the better, the more they were purified from unnecessary elements.

However, even the bronze arts could only be obtained by the heirs and allies of the Yellow and Ancient Gates. That is why their descendants continued to rule for so many thousands of years.

“Purple Mist Divine Sword,” someone repeated. “Yes, as expected from Master Lin. I am sure one day you will definitely make a divine–”

Before he could finish speaking, an eagle call came from the backyard. Lin Yi, eyes wide open, grabbed the sword and jumped out just as a golden beam soared into the sky, right up to the clouds..

“Wow! Flawless Rank! Master Lin, you are lucky!!”

“We're not lucky, are we? I was lucky to see how the beast entered the impeccable rank!”

The entire crowd watched in admiration as Jin flew into the sky. Even impeccable experts felt envy.

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