Strongest Hammer God novel Chapter 1193

The Supervisor sent Kyle a long contract to his Communicator. As Kyle read through the contract, he saw a clause that he didn't like. Sadly, he couldn't refuse it since that might reveal part of his true power.

He had to pay for access to the four remaining Law Wells of the Immortal Elements.

The remaining parts of the contract were okay. He had to produce a minimum number of materials every year. The minimum number of materials would not be rewarded since it acted as some kind of rent or fee. Everything above the minimum number would be paid out.

'Hitting the minimum isn't hard. I can reach the yearly quota within just ten days,' Kyle thought.

In the end, Kyle signed the contract. 𝕗𝕣𝐞𝐞𝘄𝐞𝚋𝚗𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗹.𝚌𝕠𝚖

"Follow," the Supervisor ordered as the reality around them distorted.

A moment later, they teleported out of the hall and traveled to the other side of the Harvester. As soon as they entered, Kyle saw several big halls with different people. Surprisingly, half of them were actual Immortals, while the other half consisted of False Immortals.

'I thought there would be only people from outside the Cosmos here, but after thinking about it for a bit, it actually makes sense that there are also a bunch of people from this Cosmos. Creating materials requires knowing Laws. I would assume most outsiders are Materializers.'

The Supervisor brought Kyle to his new Workshop, which was quite a lot bigger than his last Workshop.

"The basic training manual can now be accessed," the Supervisor transmitted. "Read through it. In 50 years, you will receive your tasks. Make sure to hire at least two Stone Conjurers."

Kyle nodded. The contract had mentioned Stone Conjurers, or as they were called by most people, Stone Slaves.

Stone Slaves were people from the other Cosmos who could conjure Energy Stones at ten times the speed of people from this Cosmos due to their Specializations. Half of the people who had failed the Screening became Stone Slaves.

Failing the Screening meant that the participants had to reimburse the FAD for the used materials. The easiest way to do so was to become a Stone Slave. However, Stone Slaves could also use their job to learn more about Formation Arrays. It was a bit like being a dishwasher in a restaurant. As a dishwasher, one could learn a lot about cooking by watching the cooks and asking them for some advice.

"Contact me for your basic certifications before you start your duties," the Supervisor said. "Your certifications decide what jobs will become available to you. You can take each certification once for free. If you fail, you have to pay for the next one."

Kyle nodded again. "I will. Thanks."

"Goodbye," the Supervisor transmitted before vanishing.

Kyle opened the basic training manual and started to read through it. He already knew about most of the things in the training manual, but there were still a couple of new things.

'Shouldn't be too hard,' Kyle thought as he requested a couple of certifications.

Some time later, the Supervisor appeared again. "We will now start your exams."

Afterward, the Supervisor gave Kyle a list of materials he had to create. All of them were related to the Major Fire and Major Metal Laws.

Kyle conjured all of the materials easily, and the Supervisor gave him the certificate of Major Fire and Major Metal Material Conjuring.

Then, Kyle received another list of materials.

Every Materializer needed to have at least one certificate. Otherwise, they couldn't accept any jobs.

After a couple of hours, Kyle collected 15 certificates. Every kind of basic material related to the Major Elements had been unlocked, but he wasn't done yet.

Kyle finished another certificate, and this one was a bit more unusual. This was the Major Omni-Elemental Material Conjuring Certificate. These materials were hard to produce, which made them rare and valuable when compared to basic materials. Sadly, there were still plenty of Immortals who knew all of the Major Elements. As an Immortal, it wasn't difficult to comprehend Level Six Elemental Laws without an Affinity. It just took longer.