My Muscle System in the Mage World

"The leader came out in person to seek him out, even if he is an Elder; he shouldn't have such a status," the old guard muttered, still displaying shock all over his face.

The two guards looked at each other and chose to remain silent; they didn't have the status to pry into matters of the big leagues anyway.

However, for now, they knew that Aur was an existence they could no longer disrespect.

Aur was completely ignorant of the two guards guarding the door, and even if he knew, he wouldn't care much anyway.

As he made his way, Aur directly reached the treasury of the village. Seeing the familiar building, a smile appeared on his face before he entered the place.

Just like before, the entire place was deserted, and there seemed to be no signs of life.

However, that was completely untrue. If Aur didn't show the insignia the moment he stepped onto the premises, countless tier-one wizards with lethal artefacts pointed at him would surround him from all sides.

At this moment, Aur took out the insignia that the village leader had previously given him and showed it in front of him.

The moment the insignia emerged, the shadows closely following Aur suddenly stopped and retreated back into them.

Aur heaved a sigh of relief as he entered the place. Previously, he hadn't shown his insignia, so he was directly surrounded from all sides. But this time, since he had shown it, nobody came to intercept him.

As he was thinking, a twinkling of yellow light caught his eye.

"Show me your token," a cold voice rang in his ears.

"Yes, senior," Aur responded, taking out the insignia again.

"You are allowed to choose one of the lethal artefacts," the cold voice said, tinged with confusion, before falling silent completely.

Aur nodded his head as the yellow light from the treasure reflected in his crimson pupil. Like heavenly treasures, they were all shining and twinkling in their eyes.

However, he shook his head with a sigh on his face. These treasures, although they seemed to be treasures, were all actually ordinary artefacts with minimal presence.

Just as when he previously perceived them when he came to the treasury as a reward for winning the annual competition, all these had very little presence, meaning they were mortal weapons or even lower.

Thinking of this, Aur went forward in the treasury room carefully, sensing the presence of every lethal artefact there was. Although other artefacts were also here, they had little use for him compared to a lethal one.

Finally, after travelling for a short time, he suddenly felt a presence that made his pupil slightly flicker.

In front of him was a black bow with intricate golden design on it.

These bows had a terrifying presence that was almost reaching the presence of tier two lethal artefacts.

With a thoughtful expression, Aur checked around and was immediately disappointed to find no tier two lethal artifacts.

"Then let's go with these, but where are the arrows?" he thought with a frown on his face as he took the bow.

At this moment, he heard the cold voice again.

"Once you touch these things, it will automatically mean you have chosen the artefact," the cold voice rang in his ear again.

Aur slightly paused. "Senior, I have a confusion: where are the arrows for this bow?" Read latest stories on m_v-l'e|m,p| y- r

"Oh, the arrows can be your ordinary arrows or blood and Qi arrows," the cold voice explained.

Aur's eyes flickered upon hearing this.

"Although I wouldn't suggest you take this artefact. As you have noticed, although this artefact's presence is the strongest in the treasury, it has never been taken away until now because it requires strong blood and Qi for the manifestation of the arrow. If not, then it could only be a normal bow with a little stronger strength."

When he heard the voices, Aur didn't pause and directly, step by step, reached for the bow and touched it.

"I see you have made your decision. Then leave," the voice commanded.

"Yes, Senior," Aur replied expressionlessly and left.

Seeing this, a sigh escaped the lips of the person with the cold voice.

"He will come to regret this later. For a young man, being stubborn is quite logical. By the way, if Noah cannot really defend against the tide, I should make some backdoors for myself," the cold voice mused.

Looking at all the treasures, there was a flicker of greed in his eyes, which he quickly suppressed.

"If Noah can really suppress the beast tide, then I would be dead. No matter how low the chance, that might really happen. Until then, let's make some backdoors."

…

Aur reached his grand residence with a satisfied expression on his face. After entering his own room, he took out the bow from his ring, his satisfaction evident.

This bow was tailor-made for him!

With his vast blood and Qi, which was growing every day, the power of the bow could infinitely be close to that of a tier two lethal artefact.

This would be enough to compete with the blows of even tier two wizards.

These could be considered as the most valuable artefacts in his possession. Not to mention, with his muscles, he could generate a terrifying strength and pull the string of the bow very far.

The heavier and more powerful the bow, the more physically strong the person needs to be to use it, and with Aur's strength, he was confident he could do so.

"Now, let's refine the ten portions of mana gathering that I promised to Noah," Aur thought as he put the black bow back into his spatial ring and took out the resources he was given.

Since he had already comprehended the spell, the refining process went very smoothly.

Even though some of the potions failed, he had at least a forty percent success rate in refining these potions.

In just a few days' time, Aur successfully refined all the potions in one go.