Guild Wars

ft the Advanced Personnel Identification Device. 

Price: 57 Medium-Grade Aether Crystals｣ 

｢Advanced Area Cloaking Device – Design 

Rank: Rare 

Effect: Learn how to craft the Basic Area Cloaking Device. 

Price: 69 Medium-Grade Aether Crystals｣ 

｢Basic Bestial Automaton Device – Design 

Rank: Rare 

Effect: Learn how to craft the Basic Area Monitoring Device. 

Price: 1 High-Grade Aether Crystal｣ 

｢Master Mana Conversion Device – Design 

Rank: Rare 

Effect: Learn how to craft the Master Mana Conversion Device. 

Price: 3 High-Grade Aether Crystals｣ 

｢Advanced Mana Blocking Device – Design 

Rank: Rare 

Effect: Learn how to craft the Advanced Mana Blocking Device. 

Price: 98 Medium-Grade Aether Crystals｣ 

｢Master Equipment Maintenance Device – Design 

Rank: Rare 

Effect: Learn how to craft the Master Equipment Maintenance Device. 

Price: 2 High-Grade Aether Crystals｣ 

｢Basic Automatic Sentry Device – Design 

Rank: Rare 

Effect: Learn how to craft the Basic Automatic Sentry Device. 

Price: 7 High-Grade Aether Crystals｣ 

｢Master Energy Converter Device – Design 

Rank: Rare 

Effect: Learn how to craft the Master Energy Converter Device. 

Price: 15 High-Grade Aether Crystals｣ 

｢Advanced Exothermic Implosion Device – Design 

Rank: Rare 

Effect: Learn how to craft the Advanced Exothermic Implosion Device. 

Price: 95 Medium-Grade Aether Crystals｣ 

｢Advanced Knowledge Compression Device – Design 

Rank: Uncommon 

Effect: Learn how to craft the Advanced Knowledge Compression Device. 

Price: 99 Medium-Grade Aether Crystals｣ 

Most of them were upgrades from previous designs at the Elite level, showing that the gap between them was not too far in that case.
Some even became the Master grade version of their designs! (Not to be confused with Master Rank in Tradeskills) 

There were two new ones, and they were the designs one expected to hear about whenever someone mentioned Magical Engineering, which was the Bestial Automaton and the Automatic Sentry. 

The former was something like a rat or squirrel type beast that could travel short distances and perform various tasks like spying, hunting, or fighting, though they were not very good with the last one. 

However, the tech was extremely impressive from what Draco could see in the design.
The Auto-Sentry was just a placement that could detect foes using a simple rune algorithm and open fire on them… yes, a sentry gun of sorts. 

Draco paid for all the designs once again.
So far, he hadn ’t even spent a full top-grade Aether Crystal on the Elite and Expert Rank designs cumulatively, which was quite depressing for other Magical Engineers who had to stress themselves to get this stuff. 

After spending a few hours to learn the crafting procedures for these new designs, he put Magical Engineering aside.
He had set a goal to reach the Elite Rank at the minimum and the Expert Rank at the maximum, the latter of which he had achieved in a span of 60 days after reaching the former. 

Since his 1-year deadline for this quest was now reduced to about 6 months, he would have to focus on his other Tradeskills while he could.
Once he went out there, he wouldn ’t have as much free time to dedicate to Tradeskills given his plans for the future. 

He had reached his goal of becoming Grandmaster for Blacksmithing and Alchemy, even getting the blessing of two Origin Gods in the process.
He had successfully reached Rank 2 and upgraded all his tools by one Rank. 

He had now brought this Epic Tradeskill to Expert Rank, which left his current Legendary Tradeskill to be worked on, Scrivener.
This one was even more time-intensive than Magical Engineering, and the cost of production was high as hell. 

But the benefits did not need to be explained. 

Draco checked to see the conversion list and saw that all the 360 Sword Skills for the first set of Paragon Sword techniques had been converted.
Since he had already inputted his Bow Skills and converted them, there was nothing currently in the queue. 

He first decided to enter the Vault of Techniques and increase the quantity of his techniques that could be converted into skills for scrivening.
As such, he directly appeared in that strangely cut off dojo in the middle of nowhere. 

The moment he did so, Satine bobbed up to him and greeted him.
”Hello, Scrivener.
It has been a long time since you were last here.
It is a very bad practice to- ” 

Draco waved her away.
”Yes, yes, yes.
I ’ll be spending some time here anyway, so look forward to it you Yandere Orb. ” 

Satine shuddered as she floated, and Draco had the distinct feeling that she was blushing furiously, twisting her lips in indignation for being called out, which made him feel like the floating orb was quite cute. 

”What does Scrivener Draco need done? ” She finally asked in defeat, though her tone was still neutral. 

Draco took out a typical bow as well as a quiver of arrows from the dojo and entered an Archer ’s stance.  ”Satine, begin recording.
This is a bow technique called Bow Skill 11: Fire Arrow. ” 

”Acknowledged.
Please display the technique fully. ” Satine replied with a bit of indignation still in her tone. 

Draco pulled back the string of the bow and nocked an arrow there.
He channeled his subjective magic and infused the arrow with a sphere of fire magic.
(Not a literal sphere, but the Sphere from the Theory of Spellcasting) 

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Author ’s Note: You might have noticed that the plot has suddenly sped up.
This is because I ’ve already finished all the tedious stuff and can now focus solely on progression. 

Also, only writing about Tradeskills but not being able to sell/use the products is kinda boring.
Just like you, I want to see Draco get back out there and kick some ass with his OP waifus. 

Gosh, can the world of Boundless really survive? 

Of course, I still care about consistency and proper pacing, so I ’ll only cut off descriptions for skills and new stuff until the arc ends.