107 Steve Chapter 106

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I have to say, the Tinker' Construct Module has truly opened up a new genre.

Fang Mo couldn't recall how many slices of bread he had eaten, nor could he remember just how many attachments this thing had.

In truth, if the Tinker' Construct Module only contained the original version, it would be nothing more than a decent utility mod.

However, the sheer number of attachments and the vast imaginations of the creators make it truly extraordinary.

Endless attachments, modifications, crossovers - all of these add countless materials and various attributes to the Tinker' Construct Module, making it strive for perfection.

Let's take the Tinker' Construct Expansion module as an example.

This is the Tinker' Construct attachment module that Fang Mo unlocked in the Asgardian Treasury. It allows the Tinker' Construct Module to be compatible with materials from other mods.

For instance, various gems from diverse biomes, Signalum Block from Thermal Expansion, Enderium, or even Infinity and Neutronium from the Avaritia mod, Fiery Ingot from the Twilight Forest, and so on.

In fact, Fang Mo only recently noticed the properties of these materials.

Some of these materials have relatively ordinary attributes, but a few possess extremely peculiar properties.

Take the Enderium attributes, for example.

Enderference, Global Traveler, and Portly Gentleman.

The Enderference attribute is quite ordinary and can only be used to prevent Endermen from teleporting.

However, Global Traveler and Portly Gentleman are entirely different.

The Global Traveler attribute allows players to anchor a coordinate with a tool. By consuming the tool's durability, they can freely return to that location.

This means that Fang Mo finally has a home teleportation command in the Minecraft world. He can teleport back and forth from the End, Nether Fortresses, or any other distant place. He doesn't even have to retrace his steps while mining underground; he can teleport directly to the warehouse to unload the goods, doubling his efficiency, which makes even capitalists envious.

And as for Portly Gentleman...

This attribute is even more exaggerated.

It allows Tinker' Construct tools to become instruments used for capturing and imprisoning entities.

With a simple shift+right-click, he can capture any living being and store it in the tool.

This thing can even capture boss creatures; even powerful beings like the Chaos Guardian from "Draconic Evolution" cannot escape the capture of Portly Gentleman.

Of course, the more powerful the entity, the more tool durability is consumed.

Honestly, when Fang Mo saw this attribute, he almost burst out laughing.

Before, he was still troubled because he only had one creature capture space, and if he took the Ancient One, there would be no room for Wolverine Logan.

But now, he can take them both with him.

Of course, from now on, if Fang Mo encounters a villain he dislikes, he can simply find a weapon and seal them inside.

Just like the Mafuba from Dragon Ball, seal the enemy in an electric rice cooker, take them out for a beating whenever he wants, and put them back in to continue the sealing.

Yes, the Tinker' Construct Module actually has a "pot" tool.

Although it's a frying pan and not an electric rice cooker, it's still a pot. So, if anyone dares to offend Fang Mo in the future, he can simply seal them in the frying pan and then play with them all day, frying feces.

Haha, that would be so much fun.

Thinking of all this, Fang Mo immediately researched the recipe for the Enderium.

This thing is actually an alloy from the Thermal Expansion mod.

Because it comes from the alloys of other mods, the Tinker' Construct Compendium doesn't have records of the related alloy recipes.

If this were the old Fang Mo, he probably would have exploded on the spot. However, after some refining, he has already mastered special alloy techniques.

Since this thing is called the Enderium, it must contain Ender Pearls, right?

So Fang Mo directly threw an Ender Pearl into the Tinker' Construct Furnace.

After the Ender Pearl melted, Fang Mo controlled Steve to go to the warehouse and throw in all the ores and ingots he could find.

In an instant, the entire Tinker' Construct Furnace was boiling.

All sorts of alloys crazily appeared.

However, Fang Mo wasn't angry at all; he just waited with a humming tune.

This is actually a kind of indirect application of the method of exhaustion. By casting a wide net, many alloys can be produced by throwing all these metals in at once, which is better than testing them one by one.

After all, the Enderium is definitely made by melting the Ender Pearl and other metals together.

As long as Fang Mo throws in all the known metals, there is always a possibility that he will randomly get this thing synthesized.

And indeed, this method proved effective.

In a very short time, Fang Mo figured out the alloy ratio for the Enderium.

The rest of the process was straightforward, just wildly manufacturing various weapons and tools.

Fang Mo made ten Long Swords, all using Enderium, Anti-Corrosion Titanium Hand Guards, and Enderium Tool Rod. Portly Gentleman and Enderference required the handle and other components.

As for the final Anti-Corrosion Titanium Hand Guards, they were meant to save on the durability of the Enderium.

After all, the Enderium was quite precious; whether it's capturing living entities or long-distance teleportation, it consumes tool durability. If he didn't have the "indestructible" property, it would be troublesome just to repair the tools.

After making these ten Long Swords, Fang Mo turned his attention back to the book, looking for other interesting material attributes.

As we all know, the more attachments a Tinker' Construct Module has, the more time-consuming it becomes to play.

Fang Mo was happily studying weapons and armor, letting Steve go mining when he got tired, or researching the crafting recipes from the Industrial Age, making some food from the Bamboo Module, and doing various tasks simultaneously. He didn't feel bored or dull at all.

In his leisure time, he even built a likeness of Diavolo on a nearby mountain with wool.

Although he couldn't summon his partners over, there was no harm in building a Diavolo statue to keep company, right?

In short, after learning to entertain himself, Fang Mo has been in a good mood recently.

Especially because the Tinker' Construct Module is indeed interesting. He even found a tool that can replace the original shield - it's called the Battle Sign.

As we all know, the original shield has a durability limit. Last time, Fang Mo's shield was full durability, and it exploded with just one punch from Sebastian. It was really annoying. Isn't the shield meant to be convenient?

But the Battle Sign has no such worries. Because it comes from the Tinker' Construct Module, after being fitted with five layers of durable plates, it directly upgrades into an indestructible item. Even the Black King's attacks would be withstood, let alone ordinary ones. This can be called absolute defense, right?

Of course, the Tinker' Construct Module also has many strange things.

For example, the Emerald can quickly regenerate health, Uranium and Thorium can make enemies wither and be poisoned, the Ruby and Steel can cause enemies to bleed, and Pig Iron can consume something.

Fang Mo personally tried them all.

And finally, Steve's backpack was filled with nearly a hundred Tinker' Construct tools.

In addition to that, Fang Mo also upgraded his armor a bit.

He replaced the shell of his armor with the most powerful metal he could find, which was the Vibrarium from the Tinker' Construct Module. The sandwich layer used Anti-Corrosion, and the lining was changed to Cobalt. As for the Revitalizing Effect of the Knight Slime Metal, he engraved it onto the armor.

Engraving is a method that allows armor to permanently inherit the properties of other materials. However, each tool and armor can only be engraved once, and it cannot be changed afterward.

After replacing the Vibrarium shell, Steve's armor became even more powerful.

If he held an Emerald weapon or tool, he could even bathe in lava without any harm.

Of course, Fang Mo used the same method to make a set of armor for himself.

As mentioned before, he now has the ability to customize Steve, and he can change his appearance and clothes anytime, anywhere. The Tinker' Construct armor has a tool called an Invisible Ink, which can make the armor invisible. Fang Mo decided to make a set of invisible armor for himself and wear it in reality to see how it looks.

This way, it would be really difficult for others to hurt him.

First, they would have to break through his invisible armor, then break through the enormous defense shared by Steve, and finally break through Fang Mo's skin, which is far tougher than the Hulk's.

Just stack defense.

Well, it's like having thick skin, you know?

Fang Mo never thought that he was strong enough.

Although he has been steadily advancing in the Marvel Universe and the X-Men Universe, it doesn't mean he is invincible, right?

In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there are background gods like the Pantheon, the Six Infinity Gems, the Cosmic God, Celestial Entities, Captain Marvel, or the X-Men's Omega-Level mutants, and powers like the Phoenix Force or Apocalypse, which can all cause damage to him. Although Fang Mo knows he won't die, it doesn't mean he wants to die just to try it out, right?

Moreover, he has the Mystcraft Module. Who knows what Book of Ages he will dig up next?

Dragon Ball? One Punch Man? Mob Psycho 100? Food Wars?

If he thinks about it carefully, there are quite a few worlds that can cause him harm. So he certainly won't stop himself from getting stronger.

Besides, gradually becoming stronger is itself enjoyable.

As Fang Mo was enjoying his game time, Steve had been diligently mining.

With the Tinker' Construct 's hammer, he could mine a 3x3 area at once, and after a horizontal expansion, the mining range became 3x5. So now Steve's mining efficiency was terrifyingly high.

So it didn't take long for Steve to find real fun for Fang Mo in the abandoned mine.

It was a brand new golden book with the English title "NARUTO" written on it.

"What the heck! It's anime! It's anime! Ha ha ha ha!"

At the moment Fang Mo saw this golden book, he kicked the nearby crafting table and then rushed towards the warehouse.

In the next second, a white light flashed, and Steve returned to the warehouse through Portly Gentleman.

Thanks to the help of the Chinese localization mod, Fang Mo understood the meaning of these words. "NARUTO," wasn't it the English transliteration of Naruto Uzumaki's name?

Clearly, this Book of Ages has finally opened the door to the world of anime for Fang Mo.

And this first stop would be Naruto.

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