Guild Wars

awarded Draco because the Enchanting Primogenitor had been impressed. 

Essentially, getting the recognition of the Primogenitors was not that hard for a talented Master Rank crafter.
One only needed to spend some time creating unique and special creations, and get awards from the system. 

At a certain threshold, one would have already satisfied this criterion. 

The fourth requirement was to craft a Legendary item within the Tradeskill in question.
If it was Privateering, then one needed to make a Legendary ship.
If it was Scrivener, one would need to make a Legendary skillbook. 

This might be at fourth place in terms of difficulty, but it only showed how hard the first three were in comparison.
One might be able to grudgingly produce one Legendary item after much research and practice. 

However, to make a Grandmaster technique, design, and then perform a great many notable feats never seen before by everlasting Primogenitors was beyond hard. 

Making a Legendary item in comparison was easier… if one used a scale meant for geniuses and purposefully ignored 99% of crafters.
Draco himself was only partly certain of making one, which told of how skewed it was. 

As for the final requirement, it was to have more than 20,000 reputation with the Tradeskill Association.
This one was the easiest to complete, and even Draco had long crossed this barrier before he even reached Master Rank. 

One just had to keep on going with their crafts and they would eventually reach this amount. 

Looking at this list, Draco had succeeded in completing the hardest of them by reaching level 6 in both techniques.
As for the second requirement, he had yet to do so. 

However, he satisfied the third and fifth requirements.
In essence, as long as Draco could make a Grandmaster design and craft/brew a legendary item/potion, he would become a Grandmaster Blacksmith and Alchemist. 

This was something that greatly excited him, for it had been his goal in the previous timeline.
Just like how there was a great chasm between levels 1-5 and 6-10 of his techniques, there was a great gap between going from Amateur to Master and Grandmaster to Primogenitor. 

Entering the Grandmaster realm would admit him into a whole new world! Even though he had long become a Grandmaster for Enchanting, that was through using shortcuts. 

If it wasn ’t for his perfect knowledge of runes and his buffed willpower, he wouldn ’t even be able to live up to his Rank, much less think about breaking past it. 

Draco shook his head and put this out of his mind for now.
All these deliberations were fine and dandy, but he had other things to deal with.
For one, he needed to finish his enlightenment spree. 

Because he had been researching on his techniques, he had stopped harvesting the ideas of the enlightened crafters, as he would immediately leave and move onto the next area. 

However, such a thing mattered little to him now that his techniques had achieved Grandmaster level.
In fact, if it wasn ’t for the need to enlighten 

These last four villages, he would turn around and head back to Evergreen manor to start developing Privateering as well as the Tradeskills he chose from the library in the manor. 

As for taking Blacksmithing and Alchemy to Grandmaster Rank, he wasn ’t in a rush.
He knew how to go about it and how long it would take him to achieve it, and it would definitely not be before the Treasury quest ended. 

Even if it did, he could still do the same in the outside world.
He was confident that the 10 Grandmaster spots for Blacksmithing and Alchemy had not even been half-filled, otherwise that Doug fellow wouldn ’t be so rabid to succeed. 

Heck, Enchanting only had him in this entire era, and he even got in through hacks! The Primogenitor of Enchanting might still be coughing blood due to helplessness to this day, wondering why his Tradeskill was so unfortunate! 

Still, Draco set foot in this new village to deal out his usual magic.
He performed Alchemy for them this time, and his full understanding of his technique made his work smoother and far more efficient. 

Previously, it took only 15 minutes to craft an Epic potion using on his technique and his Tradeskill Rank, but with him fully understanding level 6, it took just 5 minutes. 

This meant that the quality of the enlightenment for the onlookers had substantially increased, but the quantity of those enlightened proportionally decreased. 

After finishing this one, Draco met the Lord and received his gratitude before moving on.
He went through these last four villages within a single day, given his absurdly increased crafting speed, quality, and his ability to blink from village to village. 

Natasha still followed behind him, and her mind was pre-occupied with her dilemma.
She didn ’t even have time to notice the interested glances of males or the sharp glances from other top beauties assigned to Draco from each village. 

After all, she couldn ’t continue to let herself be suppressed by the competition.
Many of these chosen beauties had respectable heights with thick backsides, not always similar to Natasha, but close enough. 

And unlike her, they fully recognized Draco ’s value and wanted to board the fancy train while it was still at the station by any means necessary.
Once it set off, the difficulty of getting a ticket and clambering on would skyrocket insanely. 

Draco paid no mind to Natasha or her thoughts.
He was focused on his own progress right now and was in no mood to entertain his Horned Demon Inheritance ’s wicked desires. 

After finishing up the last village, Draco sighed and placed a hand of Natasha ’s butt, squeezing it tightly as he blinked them away.
When they appeared, he took his vile hand away and walked towards Evergreen Village. 

What was even sadder was that Natasha had no reaction to this, and whether it was because she felt it was futile to resist or she was no longer against it was currently unknown.