The Dark King â Chapter 308
The girl looked back at Dudian: âMy research room is in the second floor.â
Dudian nodded.
Both of them went into the building and walked up to the second floor. The size of the room was as large as Dudianâs room. However the furnishing was totally different. Even the racks were made out of metal. There were few small metal furnaces as well as various metal containers in different shapes. There was a bookcase by the window. There were books related to gold element faction on it. âResearch into the gold systemâ, âBasic philosophy of gold systemâ and so on.
Dudian saw that there were good enough equipment. He asked the girl: âIs there a carving knife?â
The girl was surprised: âDo you want to create the mold with the carving knife? It wouldnât be that great.â
Dudian replied:â Your room is too small to forge and assemble the cage in here. Iâll create the molds and sheep them back to my own castle. Afterwards Iâll assemble it over there.â
The girl was startled: âAlright.â There was a trace of disappointment in her eyes. She was going to witness Dudianâs action but she would be seeing half of the process. However she knew that everyone kept their methods top secret. If someone else saw and plagiarized it then there was no way to defend themselves.
Dudian noted the expression on her face but he didnât care much.
The girl handed him an excellent quality carving knife. Dudian took the woods from the shelf and used the knife with his right hand to carve. The blade was not too sharp but it was easily cut as he smoothly carved the parts.
âYou canât draw the âŠâ The girl was surprised to see Dudian use the knife with his hands to depict the parts. However she stopped the moment she saw the straight lines carved by Dudian. There was not slightest crook in the model. There was a trace of surprise in her eyes. She secretly sighed as she saw his solid foundation. There were many rumors that Dudianâs results were because of the luck. But she was aware that such chisel modelling skills couldnât be made by luck but with practice. Moreover it was not such an easy task to master something like that.
Dudian carved some models which had varying lengths. He had long conceived the shape of the cage in his mind.
The girl stood besides Dudian quietly as she watched the process. The boys fingers were white and slender as if it was a womanâs hand. However he cut through the wood as if he was cutting tofu. It didnât seem difficult at all and looked calm and beautiful. She suddenly said: âThe former architect said that you are a hunter. Is it true that you were born as a civilian?â
Dudian looked up at her and answered: âYes.â His black hair proved his identity as a civilian. Although most of the nobles had golden blonde hair but there were a few which had dark too.
The girlâs eyes moved and fell onto his cheek. She whispered: âI have heard that hunters often deal with monsters and are very bad people. Their characters are arrogant and grump. You seem very different from the other hunters.â
âI have seen many hunters who are modest, wise and cautious. â
The girl cautiously asked: âAre you still a hunter?â
Dudian was carving while he slowly replied after a second of silence: âNope.â
âReally?â The girlâs eyes lit up: âThat is really good!
Dudian silently worked on the mode. Because of using his left hand to practice engraving the models on wood the control of his right hand had increased a lot. He would be able to carve a fine artwork let alone a rough model such as a cage.
It didnât take long for him to finish all the models.
Dudian took a chair and sat down to rest. He was thinking about something else as they waited for materials to be sent.
âBam! Bam!â The door was knocked.
The girl was about to ask Dudian something when the knocks echoed. She stepped forward and opened the door. She indifferently asked: âWhat are you doing here?â
âEli, Iâve come to see you.â The youthâs voice came inside: âCan we talk?â
âNo.â The girl flatly refused. There was not the slightest politeness in her attitude. It seems that both of them had unpleasant past.
Youth didnât let go: âWhy are you doing this to me? I can come in as a guest anytime!â
âYou are not welcome here.â Eli indifferently replied: âI know what you are trying to do.â
The youth was impatient as he saw her answer him straightforwardly: âIâve heard that you have brought back a man. Is that true?â
The girl replied: âReal or fake! What has it do with you?â
âYou are mine and you have relationship with me!â The youth saw that she had admitted. There was anger in his tone. He pushed the door and saw a young architect sitting by the bookshelf and reading various books. He pushed away the girl who tried to block him with her arms. He came forward into the room: âHey, boy! Get the hell out of here!â
âTungsten steel âŠâ Dudian was browsing through the books when he heard the voice aimed at him. His brows wrinkled as he turned to look at the youth. The youth had pale blonde hair. He wasnât handsome but wasnât ugly too. Dudian knew that he should be from aristocratic origin from his clothing and hair. But his hair was a bit diluted and brownish. It seems the kid was from southern part of the commercial district where the climate was hot. Aristocrats generally have golden blonde hair. Only the ones whose ancestors have mated with civilians have different looks.
Dudian could identify the otherâs identity just from the look. It was not because of his good eyesight but experience.
âI donât know who you are but you better not yell at me!â Dudian indifferently said.
The youth saw Dudianâs appearance. There was anger in his face. He found out that the kid was a civilian from his pure black hair. Although it was very rare pure black but he didnât care much about it: âI will say once again. Get out of here!â
In addition he also noticed the medal on Dudianâs chest. The kid belonged to wood faction and was an intermediate architect.
âShut up!â The girl loudly said in hurry as she saw his rude behavior: âApologize to Mr Dean. He was invited by me as a guest. You are an aristocrat but it doesnât mean that you have to be so brutal! Iâll complain to the Temple that you are interfering with my research!â
âA man and a woman doing a research!?â The youthâs face was flushed red because of anger as blue veins popped up in his arms.
The girl trembled as she stared in to his eyes: âYou! I dare you to say it again!â
There was a trace of remorse in youthâs eyes as he saw her appearance. But the regret in his heart was replaced by anger as he saw the outside sitting inside and not moving an inch. He shouted: âBrat! Roll out!â
Dudian looked at him as he slowly closed the book. He put it onto the table.
Bang!
IT didnât even take a second for a phantom-like body to sweep through the room.
The shadow stood in front of the aristocratic youth and slapped him. The youth fell to the ground and spilled few drops of blood to the ground. In addition two yellow teeth fell to the ground.
âI had warned you before so you should have continued in such a manner.â Dudian slowly said.
The youth heard Dudianâs words and saw him standing close to the girl. He knew that he was in awkward situation. He roared and tried to rush at Dudian.
Dudian kicked him in the chest and threw him out of the door. He turned towards the girl: âHe had offended me so I hit him. But you gotta deal with this problem and donât interfere with meâ He turned back and went to sit on his chair. Dudian opened the book and continued to read. It seemed that as if nothing has happened.
Eli was startled as there was a trace of fear on her face. She didnât know what had happened in the blink of an eye. Is this the overwhelming power of the hunter? Is he a modest hunter?
Eli recovered as she heard the young manâs groans. She reacted and went out. After all the youth was noble and she couldnât afford to offend him.
The youth stood up and rushed to the door. He shouted out: âIâll kill you!â
âDonât âŠâ Eli rushed to stop him at the door.
âExcuse me, is Mr Dean in here?â Suddenly someone asked Eli.
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