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Chapter 62: Hohenheim Golden Cup

"Everyone, to be honest, I am almost surprised that I could get this award."

Reiner hadn't prepared before, so everything he said was all improvisation. He tried to recall some classic award-winning speeches, but in the end, he decided to speak according to his true thoughts.

"Whether it is the discovery of carbon gas or the discovery that water can be electrolyzed, I am not the only one who can do it. All of you here can find that. From this point of view, my personal achievement is insignificant. The renewal of the theory is a historical process. Even if I do not have electrolyzed water today, there will be others who will do the same in the near future. "

He said. This was both modesty and also a way of thinking.

"So, I'm just a little lucky. But in spite of this, I'm very still honored to be able to get this award. I want to thank all of the members of Mercury Balance, all the High-level Mages, His Excellency Steinen for giving me this award. But I think this is not just an affirmation of my personal achievement, but more affirmation of my will to pursue the truth."

Reiner knew that he was merely interpreting the knowledge on the earth in a way that fit this world, so this meaning was also implicit in his words.

"Of course, since I have been given this award, I will also use this to encourage myself in my future studies and work, hoping to make more contributions. Finally, I sincerely thank you all."

Bowing again, Reiner stepped back and ended his speech in a very humble manner.

Taking the lead in applause, Lanchester did not let Reiner return to his seat, but let him sit in the front row on the side of the podium together with other high-level mages.

Next, Lanchester announced several special awards. Most of these awards were named after a certain Excellency, and they were given to commend the mages who have made outstanding contributions in certain fields. At least Reiner has seen awards specifically for the improvement of alchemy experimental equipment and awards for progress in the research of metal elements.

The meeting ended in the afternoon, and Reiner was asked to stay by Frederick.

"The Hohenheim Golden Cup is more than just a trophy. You must have felt that this golden cup has magical power."

Frederick said. He asked Reiner to take out the golden cup and put it on the table.

"There are four spells attached to this golden cup, which have a special function."

He asked Reiner to engrave his magic signature into the golden cup, and then tap the golden cup. The small cup quickly turned into a ball of flowing metal, and finally condensed into a ring.

"This is the fifth-ring spell, Isaris's Hand of Distortion. It can make the golden cup into any shape of equal mass, using only very little magic power, to make it easy to carry."

Reiner nodded. Although he didn't understand the principle of this spell, it seemed more like a physical change from the perspective of having the same quality.

"There are also two active spells inscribed in the golden cup, one is Lanchester's Eternal Blazing Sun, the fourth-ring spell. His Excellency Steinen has specially made improvements, relying on the magic power stored in the golden cup, a mage apprentice can release the spell twice every day. Because of the destructive power of this spell, I suggest you don't use it lightly unless you meet someone who really wants to take your life."

Frederick joked. It was obvious that the effect of this spell should be very powerful.

Reiner had seen the power of the first-ring spell when Piram used it. It already had the power to completely kill a person, so the power of this fourth-ring spell must be very shocking.

"The other is Frederick's Fog Barrier. This is a fourth-ring spell that I created. It can effectively prevent most projectile attacks, and it can also blur the user's body, which is considered a defensive spell. Of course, this spell has also been improved so that the mage apprentice can use it twice a day."

With that said, Frederick handed the Golden Cup of Hohenheim, which had become a ring, to Reiner's hands.

"The last spell is Hermann Energy-shaping Magic Circle. This is a sixth-ring magic circle. You don't need to actively release it. As long as the golden cup comes in contact with you, you can continuously absorb power from the world and transform it into pure magic energy. Some of the magic energy will be stored in the golden cup, and the rest will gradually be absorbed by your body and turn into your magic energy. Of course, it can also be transferred into other enchanting items."

Obviously, this function was designed for the mage apprentices like Reiner. It could make him level up his rank faster and also ensure the stable operation of the Hohenheim Golden Cup.

Feeling the coolness flowing from the ring to the fingertips, Reiner thought this was the most practical function.

"The last special ability is also available in all Hohenheim gold cups, that is, you can directly contact the high-level mages of the mercury balance under special circumstances. You can use this function to call for help when you encounter a danger that is difficult to escape. The Excellency who is nearest to you at the time will help you."

Taking back the previous thought, Reiner now thought that this was the most practical ability. It must be said that the magic in this world was ever-changing, and Reiner has not received professional magic combat training. So it was unrealistic to rely on two fourth-ring spells to protect himself.

So the function of seeking help was most suitable for Reiner. Frederick said that this was the ability that every Hohenheim golden cup had. From this, it meant that by receiving this golden cup, he would be protected by Mercury Balance.

To put it simply, it meant telling others that by hurting this person, they would receive the wrath of the entire Mercury Balance.

This deterrent was far more useful than giving Reiner various magic items.

"Rainer, there are many people who have been as outstanding as you in the past, and they have made outstanding achievements at a young age, but most of them have not become high-level mages, and there were even people who died very young. You have to know that when a mage becomes famous, various reputations and interests will follow one after another, and people with little experience will easily get lost in it."

Frederick kindly reminded. Even though from Reiner's attitude, he was more humble than his peers and even more humble than many older mages, Frederick still kindly reminded.

Genius was not rare in this world. What was rare was a genius who was hardworking, diligent, and persevering.

"I know, Your Excellency Demetrius, I will always remind myself."

Reiner nodded. He knew that he was taking advantage of the knowledge from the earth, and he also knew the importance of making a fortune in silence. Steadily moving forward was something he needed.

He and Frederick left the conference hall together, but before they left the manor, he saw a mage in charge of reception trotting toward them hurriedly. It was Anton Ferrell who had examined Reiner's invitation before.

"Greetings, Your Excellency Demetrius."

He greeted Frederick, and then looked at Reiner. The news that he had won the Hohenheim Golden Cup had already spread out, and Anton was also a little envious.

"Mr. Ian Gray, a lady is looking for you outside."

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