The Tale Of A Golem Master

It looks like the Tzedakah guild was preparing to take on the Yatan church's sixth servant Malacus. That probably won't end well for them in all honesty since from what I know of Yura's interatons, Malacus is a pretty high level. Even Grid was there as well, I wonder if they will somehow get through this. I assume that his Pagma's swordsmanship is much stronger than Torva's since she is an Epic class and he is a Legendary class. The whole fight was honestly just a cl.u.s.ter but by sheer luck and items, Grid managed to defeat Malacus. He showed his terrible greed in the next moment though since apparently Jishuka set the item drops to go to her. After they figured out the item situation I stopped watching in favor of focusing more on making my golems. Unless Grid was fighting or learning new swordsmanship, then I will just ignore what he is doing since Torva already watches him plenty.

Overtime i took a break to relax and pet Fenrir for a bit and ride on his back to check on all the golems again. I found out from Torva that she only needs to make three more unique rated items to upgrade her class, Martimer still has a while before she gets her class upgrade, Shade just managed to get to Epic class so she is nowhere near getting to unique ranked. Joul also just got to Epic. Gladius says he feels like he's close, yet so far away. Lastly, I have no idea how close Crimson is, or what his requirements for it are. I think, I will be able to upgrade my class in about two months, maybe less depending on my luck. I started focusing on making berserkers since only one of the golem teams have one, and Izarail is the leader of his team. With berserkers in each team, the mobbing speed and damage should increase by a good amount. While I was working on more berserkers, Fenrir went off to help Torva with her swordsmanship since it was about that time in her schedule. RIght now, by my side is Crimson. My golems came to an agreement to make sure that I had a golem by my side as a guard if Fenrir wasn't there. Of course I tried to refuse them at first, but since it was agreed upon by everyone, there was nothing I could do about it. I could have commanded them not to, but even if they can't defy me since I made them, I didn't want to rule them with an iron fist.

When I logged off, I did my regular routine, except this time is different. Agnus decided to move in to my place since his current place isn't treating him well. I greeted him at the door and gave him a hug. After helping him move into a room on the first floor and setting up his capsule, I started cooking. Agnus acted like a child that just saw a new toy when he noticed I started cooking. He started to excitedly shake at the table when I brought out the food. Today we had grilled chicken, with rice, corn, and broccoli on the side. I also added some melted cheese for the broccoli. Once we finished eating, both of us got onto Satisfy right away. As I opened my eyes, Fenrir was sleeping on my l.a.p again. I placed him on my shoulder, and got right to work. After a few hours, I noticed that Fenrir is a pretty heavy sleeper, that or he just finds my shoulder and l.a.p to be comfortable. It's probably the latter, rather than the former.

Today, I continued to make berserker golems, I needed to make four more so that each golem team has one. I managed to out level all of my golems except Ferir, and reached level 190. That experience from every one of my golems is finally showing its worth since I have a large amount of them now. When I was making one of my berserker golems, I was checking on my targets when I saw Grid and almost broke into a crazy laughter, when I remembered that Fenrir is still sleeping. He sold a unique, and two epic rated spears for just 800,000 gold. I don't have to worry about money so I don't have Torva sell any of the items she makes but rather just store them or outfit each of the golems. However, I do keep an eye on the market price for things, he could have sold all three spears to Pon for at least 1.2 million gold. It was hard to hold in my laughter, but I managed.

After I finished making the berserkers, I decided to start making golems with the martial artist class. Even though the class doesn't seem that great, I think if Torva can make some gauntlets for them, then they could probably do some serious damage. I started to make enough golems for five new teams first before making the martial artist. It would probably take a while, but I hope I can get at least one unique, preferable a growth type. Fenrir is the only unique that I made that is a growth type golem. When Fenrir finally woke up, he crawled up and snuggled on my head, before watching me work on more golems. Some of the assassins, including Shade reported to me, saying they found a tailor I could make a production method and Shade found a jewel crafter. What surprised me though was that this jewel crafter was being protected by someone with an epic or higher rated class that allows them to control dungeons. They already left one of my cameagles there which would be great for me.

When I looked through the cameagle I saw two people interacting with each other. One was a girl named Elizabeth, who I assumed was the jewel crafter, and the man who had the username 'Eat Spicy Jokbal'. It seemed like a Korean thing that I probably won't understand, oh well. When I used golem observation on Eat Spicy Jokbal, I got that familiar notification saying that I couldn't make a production method of his class at this time because of the level difference. Elizabeth however, I was able to make a golem out of. Apparently her class is Accessory Maker and it would take a full two in game days in order for me to make a production method of her class. Her skill level must be at the advanced rating, all the better for me. I should only need to make one accessory maker for now, even though there is a limit of three, I don't think I will need that many anytime soon. When I confirmed the skill, I sent of the first new golem team to get geared up by Torva and told Torva about making gauntlets for the new martial artist. None of them came out as epic or higher, they all came out as rare. It didn't bother me that much since even rare golems provide me with a stat boost.

I decided to relax in the smithy, on the couch, with Fenrir sprawled out on my l.a.p as I patted his head. I kept Elizabeth in the corner of my eye as I focused on what was going on in front of me. It was around the time for Torva to practice her swordsmanship with Fenrir helping her. The only difference is that I'm here watching this time. Torva said that she wants to master the current skills she has before she tries to master the other skills that were shown on that mural. In every exchange, Fenrir stops Torva's footing before she can pull off the sword dance required for her skills. Torva is attempting to execute the skills faster. To supplement this, she made some boots that increased her skill speed by 15%, but even that wasn't enough to execute it on Fenrir. It makes sense, because Fenrir is level 300, while Torva is level 145. Although with Torva's stats, she could probably pass for a level 200. During Torva's training, I discovered that Crimson was extremely fluffy, and couldn't contain myself when I was petting him/her, honestly crimson is the only golem that I don't know if it's male, female, or neither. Also looking down there isn't going to help either because I didn't exactly design my male golems with anything down there. Apparently they did grow something down there as they increased in level though. Really wish they didn't tell me that.

As I was contemplating on was to solve the worlds issues, through the power of fluffiness, Torva and Fenrir's spar ended. Torva managed to get out one skill, while it might not seem like much, considering the difference in stats, level, and skill level between the two, that alone made that situation a miracle. Torva said she needed to 'recharge', even though she had infinite stamina, she sat on my l.a.p and I patted her head. We sat like that for about an hour before Shade came and reported that the Giant's guild was attacking the Tzedakah guild. I didn't plan on revealing myself or my golems yet, so I decided to just watch for now. After a while, the Tzedakah guild managed to repel the Giant guild with the help of Grid. The only thing I really learned from the fight is that Grid's skills had either a higher power or shorter cooldown than Torva. That was to be expected though since his class is two grades higher.

It turns out that blood can be used in the forging process when making equipment. I also found out that my golems, if they are a high enough level can produce blood. The reason I found out? The moment Torva found out, she slit her wrist with a knife, while forging a greatsword for herself. The sword itself managed to get a unique rating as well. A few more and she upgrades her class. I decided to go back to secluding myself in making golems again. I don't really run low on materials due to the goblin miners and constant dungeon runs from the lower leveled golems. When I got back to work, Fenrir rested on my head again. All was at peace as I worked once again.

When I saw Grid enter the golem labyrinth and just mine the golems to death, I found it funny. They weren't very advanced golems and were just large hulking tanks. Thankfully all the ores I need are available in the dungeons my golems have access to. I started to work on a golem that would be somewhat different since I was combining parts from a few different classes to see what would happen. I focused all my attention on it. After five days in game I finally finished the golem, the bad part is that she looks almost exactly like my daughter that passed away due to cancer. She had silver hair, blue eyes, and somewhat tanned skin. She was around the same size as Fenrir in his kid form. Before I finalized the golem, I started crying on top of it. All the bad memories of my wife and daughter coming back to me. I didn't stop crying for a few hours. All of my tears landed on top of the golem. All of my golems gathered around me, including Fenrir and tried to comfort me. They thought that I failed at making a golem for the first time but, something crazy happened.

[Something Unprecedented happened.]