The shield's creation advanced seamlessly, flowing like a well-practiced dance of craft and magic. After the second test, Walter proposed a few final improvements. Gin made the adjustments on the spot, refining the enchantments to a state of near perfection.
With the final revisions complete, it was time to mass-produce the shield for sale.
Curiosity flickered in Gin's eyes as he observed the workshop staff. He wondered how non-magicians like Walter and the artisans managed to inscribe complex magical sigils.
The answer revealed itself in the form of an intriguing device—magical inscription equipment.
Gin watched closely as Gin operated the machine with expert precision.
The device projected mana, synchronizing with the embedded magic stones to engrave enchantments onto the shield.
Since the entire process relied on these stones, they acted as both a conduit for mana and a stabilizing focus, eliminating the need for the delicate control that a trained mage might provide.
