In Master Zagu's more than 70 years of casting career, what people talk about most is his superb martial arts casting technique and the skills of restoring enchantment suits. The Thieves Guild will always remember your unparalleled achievements, so I erected a monument here to commemorate it.? ¤

"Huh?" Guan Hengnian suddenly appeared at the bottom of the tombstone, and there were a few lines of small words: "My close friend Zagu, although you and me are very different in age, it is my lifelong honor to be able to get to know you. I have found the strange insect-type monster you never forget before your death."

"It's a pity that when I hurried back here, you have already died. Zagu, my friend, this strange insect is worthy of only you, so I used magic to let the insect go dormant and buried it under your tombstone to accompany your best friend."

"But the insect-type monsters are also creatures of life. I don't want them to turn into rotten dust here after endless years, because it is too cruel to deprive one of the right to survive."

"No matter how many years later, if someone with destiny appears when he is visiting the tomb of my friend Zhagu, it means that the strange insects have been with my friend for a long time. The day for them to see the light again is here. Please take this insect-type monster away and make good use of it. The above is the words of half-elves - Chakahn."

"Is this Chakahn's message?!" Guan Heng was shocked when he saw this: "The footprints of this half-elf appraisal master are really everywhere. He and Zagu, the most amazing casting master of the Thieves Guild, are actually close friends."

Although Guan Heng and Chakaen have never met, since Guan Heng stepped onto the land of Ashton Great 6, Chakaen has benefited a lot from it. The black iron wood staff, appraiser badges and the inheritance of the great appraisal technique are all given by Chakaen.

"Now, I saw Chakahn's message here again..." Guan Heng stroked gently: "It's like an invisible line, pulling between me and him."

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Half a minute later, Guan Heng dug a shallow pit in front of Master Zhagu’s tombstone, where there were two things: a wooden box containing various small things such as hammers and chisels. It was obvious that it was the advanced tool used by Master Zhagu before his life, which was the treasure that Heinz was drooling.

Another thing is a hexahedral with metallic light, which is made of a piece of clay. Guan Heng is not unfamiliar with this thing.

This object is something that Chakahn accidentally fuses when he was conducting an alchemy experiment. It has a strange function, which is to repair the gaps and cracks of various precious metal props.?¤?

Any metal that has cracks, just apply some gypsum powder to its cracked part, and the place will be as intact as before. However, it has not been formally named and not displayed in front of the world. Chakahn mysteriously disappeared with the gypsum because he was looking for the whereabouts of the five main gods.

So, except for Chakahn, and Guan Heng, who inherited some of his inherited memories, no one knew this strange gypsum.

Guan Heng looked at the strange gypsum hexahedral in his hand and felt a clanging sound inside, which was something rolling inside.

"Well...what is there?" Guan Heng was a little curious. At this moment, he found an inconspicuous "paper corner" leaked out from the small wooden box containing the Zagu tools. Guan Heng twisted it with his finger and gently pulled it out, "Bang!" It turned out to be a booklet collected in the interlayer of the wooden box.

"Hey? It turns out that this is the notes and notes of Master Zagu before his death." Guan Heng opened his eyes casually and suddenly found some very interesting things recorded on it.

Zhagu's notes are all about his experience in crafting various instruments in his life. Guan Heng was not very interested in those, but just took them as they read them. However, the last few pages of the notes made Guan Heng feel a sudden realization.

In his later years, Zhagu read some ancient classics and learned from it that there was a strange insect-type monster in the Grand Canyon of Warcraft. This strange insect-type beast usually consists of dozens of insect-type beasts, with inconspicuous appearance and only the size of rice grains. It has six flexible and changeable claws. They are the smartest one of the insect-type monsters, called "Castor-Casting Worm".

The claws of the caster insects are extremely clever and have countless compound eyes on the head. Their biggest interest is to repair things. For example, if a stone or a tree has cracks, the caster insects will flock to them and fill the gaps between the stones or trees in an instant with strange crystals opened their mouths.

Since caster insects are omnivorous monsters, no matter meat, metal, trees or ore, they are all things they can eat, some undiluted food residues become crystals that can be spit out for filling the gaps in objects in their spare time.

In ancient times, some masters of casting caught scars that were difficult to see on some enchantment props or ordinary martial arts defense equipment, and trained some "caster insects" to help repair the damaged parts of the weapon armor.

There is no doubt that the casting craftsman insects are excellent assistants to human casting masters. Later, the casting craftsman insects domesticated by humans can not only repair equipment, but also help cast simple and easy-to-made weapons and armor. This result directly led to a large number of casting craftsman insects appearing around humans.

The casting craftsman is smart, has a high understanding, and is hardworking, diligent and capable. He can continue to work even without resting or eating for more than a month. Over the past few hundred years, he has become an indispensable treasure for casting craftsmen. Especially when repairing and manufacturing large-scale armed defense equipment, the casting craftsman is showing off his skills.

However, in a natural disaster that later emerged, the habitat of the caster insect group was severely damaged, and the lack of food from the juvenile nymph period, and the reproduction rate caused by the break of the racial gene chain was greatly reduced, so most of the wild caster insects... became extinct.

The gradual disappearance of wild caster insects did not cause people to warn people. Instead, they made them use artificially raised caster insects like sucking bones and marrow. Finally, more than 30 years after the wild caster insects died, the last artificially raised caster insect died alone in the workshop.

People once again paid a heavy price for their short-sightedness, which was to let the strange insect-type monster like the casting craftsman insect be destroyed in their memories...

The master of casting and refining, Zhagu, read the information about casting craftsman worms from prosperity to decay from ancient books, and couldn't help but sigh. He thought about going to the Grand Canyon of Warcraft to find the root of casting craftsman worms, but he had been unable to make a journey because he was weak and sick and could not afford to travel a long distance.
Chapter completed!