Soon,having mastered all the basic elemental runic languages available in the Nova library, Nash began to ponder how to engrave them.
Studying and engraving them were entirely different matters.
Runic language was a dynamic substance that shifted with every minute change in the environment.
Not wanting to waste a perfect quality weapon, Nash first tested it on a piece of stone.
Since the stele could hold its engraving, a stone should pose no problem.
Concentrating void energy in his finger, he began to engrave the runic language for 'harden.'
Boom!
Suddenly, halfway through the engraving, the block of stone exploded.
"What happened?" Nash muttered, startled.
Opening the [Memory Module System], Nash reviewed where he had gone wrong.
After a few minutes of analyzing the replay, studying the changes in the runic program within the stone, Nash quickly understood.
As he engraved 'harden,' the stone's runic program began to fluctuate and shift in properties.
