"Most people would be moved by Morgan’s tragedy, but you focus on the consequences of his choices."
Through two deep historical analyses, Ron gained his own understanding of the Master Sword’s crafting process.
It’s not just a matter of metallurgy; it involves complex operations on a spiritual level.
He began to organize these technical points in his mind:
First is the material requirement.
The base material for the Master Sword must possess extremely high magic conductivity to sustain complex energy flows.
Ordinary metals can suffer structural damage when faced with intense spiritual imprints; only special alloys can suffice.
"Adrick’s ’Frostbite’ uses an alloy of Arctic Mithril and Ice Crystals, while Morgan’s ’Blood Oath’ is a fusion of Darkmoon Steel and Bloodstone."
Ron carefully compared the material compositions of the two swords:
"The commonality is the inclusion of crystal materials with special attributes, which stabilize and amplify spiritual waves."
Next is the infusion of bloodline essence.
During the forging process, the creator must infuse their bloodline essence into the sword blank, giving the weapon life activity.
This process requires extremely precise control.
Too little and an effective connection cannot be established, too much and the weapon’s will becomes too strong, reversing control over the user.
"The key lies in mastering the proportions."
He noted the details observed in his mind.
The third step is the guidance of Spiritual Power.
The creator needs to use Spiritual Power to guide the metal flow at the molecular level, perfectly combining the bloodline essence with the metal structure.
This process is similar to bloodline modulation, but the target is inorganic material, making it more difficult.
Through this integration, the sword gains bloodline traits.
Such as Elemental Affinity, special resistance, unique abilities, etc., establishing an initial resonance with the creator.
"It’s like creating a quasi-life form with a special bloodline."
Ron suddenly realized:
"The Master Sword is essentially a hybrid of biology and machinery, which also explains their intelligent behavior."
Finally, the most dangerous step—Soul Splitting.
The creator must split off a portion of Soul Fragments to seal them in the sword’s core.
These fragments contain the creator’s memory, skills, and personality traits, which are crucial for the Master Sword to gain independent will.
Ron recalled Adrick and Morgan’s state in their final moments:
"It must be done when Life Energy is at its peak, usually at the pinnacle of the creator’s career."
The sealing of Soul Fragments requires establishing a stable Spiritual Link to ensure the fragments do not rebound onto the creator.
Finally, through a complex network of runes, an exclusive recognition mechanism is established.
[Material Refining (Proficient) Experience Points +1]
After analyzing two Master Swords consecutively, he could feel a sense of fatigue emanating from the depths of his consciousness.
That is the consequence of prolonged exposure to high-intensity spiritual imprints.
"Today’s exploration ends here."
Uther also noticed his condition:
"Excessive exposure to these ancient wills might impact your own spiritual structure. Proper rest is necessary."
"Professor, I have another important matter I wish to discuss with you."
Ron remembered the other purpose of his visit:
"Regarding further improvement plans for the mobile simulation device, I have already formed a complete technical framework."
Saying this, he took out a design diagram, which took him several sleepless nights to complete, from his Spatial Bag.
The densely packed technical parameters and complex structural diagrams covered the entire parchment.
Uther calculated the days Ron had spent at the observation station, frowned, wanted to say something, but ultimately kept silent.