"Steel body?, Transmutation?, what's that?"(Zach)
And so I checked my stats and here is the description.
Steel body
Mana consumption-40
Each level decreases movement deduction by 0.5%
~Makes the body as hard as steel
~Slows down user by 25%
Transmutation
Mana consumption-35
Each level increases the materials that the skill will work on, Increases range, Maximum volume cap. of skill.
"So these skill are quite useless at start I guess"(Zach)
And I took the rock that the golem was made of and tried to use transmutation on it but didn't work.
"Is the level of Transmutation too low for it?"(Zach)
Because of that I tried to check how hard it is.
"Damn this is no ordinary rock and its really light too, this is either my strength is high or this rock is light"(Zach)
I transformed to my human form and tried bringing it.
"Its still light but hard, how is it possible?"(Zach)
"On earth there's no such thing as this, I guess this is a magical world so this might be possible"(Zach)
'Also where will I put these rocks?'(Zach)
And I thought about creating a storage room.
"Well I guess its about time I make one also I don't want the meat to just lay on the floor"(Zach)
I used transmutation to make a stone axe and started to chop some woods.
"Damn this wood is hard to chop with a stone axe, lets make it sharper"(Zach)
I made the axe thinner and it was able to cut well but.
"It broke? Well that's to be expected from a thin stone axe"(Zach)
And because of it being thin I made it a bit thicker and it works well but it has a low durability.
"Well lets just keep on making these stone axes so I will have some spares when it breaks"(Zach)
I made a few of them and Transmutation also levelled up while I was making them.
Transmutation now works on Iron, bronze, copper.
Range of Transmutation is now 20 meters.
Maximum volume cap. of Transmutation is now 35 cubic metre.
"Ohh this is quite nice I can make iron tools now and for copper I guess it's somehow useful?"(Zach)
'Somehow this is like a survival game but more easier and fun because of magic'(Zach)
And so I went to the cave where I met the golem and started looking for iron but I had no luck in finding one I used Transmutation to make a tunnel just in case there are some iron hiding and I was correct I was able to find a big chunk of it.
"Transmutation, huh?, It didn't work, lets just take it out and cut it in pieces"(Zach)
After cutting it in pieces though it wasn't perfect but nevermind that then I used Transmutation again and it worked.
"Yes!, with this chopping should be easier"(Zach)
And I tried using it and it works better than the stone axe but it does not cut well than my claws.
After a few hours.
"Screw this, this is much more harder than chopping normal trees"(Zach)
So I cancelled Human morphing and turned to a dragon and just slice the tree in half.
"This is much more better than using an axe"(Zach)
After cutting that tree in half I cut many trees in half, don't ask how many, I didn't count how many I cut in half.
"Well I think I cut a bit too much"(Zach)
But forget that lets focus on building a storage room.
I made the logs into a stake and just push the logs deep into the ground and made a square but of course I made a gap in one of the side so I can enter it, well for the door I just used Transmutation to make a huge rectangular rock covering the entrance also it closes and opens by the rocks forming a rectangular block and going back to the ground, for the roof I just covered it with 10 cm thick block of rock made with Transmutation, and I made four pillars and one in the center just in case they break and fall down.
"That took quite a while to make this but its worth it"(Zach)
Well for the house lets just make it tomorrow but I want it done as soon as possible since I want to make a bed.
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I'm sorry if you guys got bored with the building the storage room part and what Transmutation does but I had fun writing it.
Well I too got bored from doing nothing for a day since we travelled for a long time.
Well just 2 more chapters till Zach meets some people(I think)
I'll just rest after a long trip.