After dealing with the bear man's affairs, Kahn came to the Feilongbei Mountains again.

Because of Aoun's arrival, all the snow on the mountain that never melted all year round melted, and the top of the mountain became unbearable. Standing on it, it felt like it was burned by ten suns.

But even so, Kahn could still see many people digging on the mountain, densely occupying the entire mountain.

These were all the rovens who came spontaneously to help Orn, or believers who wanted to pay homage to miracles. Most of them came from the Avarosa tribe, and some were from small tribes. Orn neither refused nor accepted, and acquiesced to their practice, as long as he did not disturb him. Even if he only used his hands, the mining efficiency was equal to more than 10,000 people, so he didn't care about the joining of these people.

People kept a relatively safe distance from Orn. ​​There was an area around him that was nowhere close to him. Orn was emitting amazing heat all over his body, and he would be burned if he got too close.

When Kahn found Orn, he was refining ore.

He held a large piece of ore in his hands, and the orange-yellow light emitted by his hands became stronger and stronger until he could feel its heat with his naked eyes, as if it could burn people's eyes.

A magical thing happened. The large piece of ore that was originally held in his hand began to melt, turning into lava and flowing down from his fingers. The only thing left in his hand was the unmelted black iron.

The furnaces were shocked by Aon's magical refining skills. They witnessed the miracle with their own eyes and shouted loudly and praised Aon's greatness. Aon's original deity was very displeased with their exaggeration and noise, and ignored Li Li and picked up a piece of ore and began to refine it.

"How did he separate the rocks from the black iron? Is it magic?" Kasha was excited and found it incredible.

Knowledge changes destiny, Kahn felt it was necessary to distinguish her from those primitive natives who did not know the truth, so he told her some simple common sense.

He picked up a stone casually, and it was a bit hot, but it was still tolerated. He pointed to the stone and told Kasha: "Everything has a melting point. As long as the temperature exceeds this melting point, they will melt. Aoun used the principle of different melting points of rocks and iron to gradually heat and separate them out. It is not entirely magic."

Speaking about science in the magic world makes Kahn feel a little confused, but if he completely abandons science, he will feel like a barbarian.

In the methods that Orn just showed, only by allowing objects to heat up quickly and evenly is within the category of magic, but the black iron extracted from this method is just pig iron, and it must be refined into stronger steel to be used to forge weapons.

"Does the monitor have a melting point?" Kasha asked.

Kasha’s question is not easy to answer, because creatures are a whole rather than a substance, and the melting point of each part is different. However, as long as the temperature is high enough, any creature will be killed by the high temperature. As smart as Kahn, he guessed her intention at once.

"Absolutely, but the melting point is not very certain, but it does not necessarily need to reach the melting point to kill it. Just like a human, you will be roasted to death without waiting for the melting. But if you want to completely kill the Void Monitor with high temperature, you may only throw it into the core of the sun to achieve it."

"Speaking of this, we came to Aoun this time to let him use the power of the earth fire to give the monitor a heavy blow."

Kasha blinked in confusion, wondering what puzzle Kahn was fighting again.

He walked close to Aoun, neither covering his skin nails nor carrying Zhenbing. The breeze rushes over his face, and Kahn feels his eyes dry instantly.

"Can the flame, the spirit of fire and the anvil listen to me?"

Orn looked down at Kahn, and the work in his hand did not stop.

If you want to get along with Orn, you must learn to observe your expressions, and this is not unusually difficult, because his whole face is almost covered by his dense beard and he cannot see any expression.

Looking at Orn's reaction, Kahn tentatively said: "Do you know you are building a weapon for Wallybell?"

Orn grunted.

He could think about this kind of thing and know it. The only ones who could pick up such giant weapons were those demigod compatriots, and among them, the only one who could use weapons was Voibel.

Orn had no idea about this. He never said that it would be his own loss to not forge weapons for Wallybel.

Although there was a feud between them, since they agreed to help others, they would definitely do it.

And, after understanding the importance of this battle, Orn will try his best to do it well. After all, he will not want to let Volibell die in it for his own reasons, which will lead to the defeat of this battle. Kahn and Enivia have repeatedly emphasized that you must never lose this battle, and everyone must bet on everything to fight.

"Does it take time to make a spear before this winter?" Kahn asked again.

"Yes." Orn said, as soon as he opened his mouth, flames spurted out of his mouth, and the surrounding temperature increased by several degrees instantly.

The heat was so hot that Kahn couldn't help but speed up his speech and got straight to the topic.

"Is the time still enough to make another pair of armor?"

"no."

"Where is that cloak? The eternal flame can prevent the erosion of the void. I would like to attach you to the cloak."

“This can be tried.”

Kahn's proposal seemed very interesting to Orn, and it was rare not to get angry because of his desire to be more and more. He always used flames to forge weapons and protective gear, but never thought about adding equipment to the flames. His thoughts were opened up, and Orn suddenly felt that he could go further in the forging.

...

After leaving Orn, Kahn took Kasha to leave Frelljod. After explaining all the things to be explained, it is time to implement the next part of the plan.

They went to Demacia to the south. Because Kahn had never been anywhere before, he could not build a wormhole. It took him half a month to reach Demacia by crossing half of Freljod by the usual method.

Then they walked south along the border between Demacia and Noxus and came to a place called Green Tooth Peak.

As the name suggests, Green-Tooth Peak is two parallel and opposite peaks that are shaped like canine teeth. Because they are covered with green plants, they are named Green-Tooth Peak.

"Where is this? Why are there so many sentries and guards on the road?" As she walked, Kasha saw many guards hiding in the forest, secretly patrolling and surveillance of this area, which made her puzzled.

"The border between the two countries is originally a sensitive area, not to mention that the founding of Demacia is nearby." Kahn's solemn voice came from another tree.

“What is it?”
Chapter completed!