Wilbur barely hesitated in agreeing with Punter. The truth was that he could take as much copper as he wanted once he got into that mine, as long as he put it all in his demine. The two hundred kilograms were nothing to him.


    "You''re the man, Mister Penn. I sure am lucky to have met you."


    Wilbur returned to his hotel and got ready to head to Tuttle Mine at once. After all, he was in Bruille Town to find the broken pieces of the Nine Dragon Cauldron.


    The pride of the people in Eweyn made Wilbur rather ufortable. The Nine Dragon Cauldron had been broken into nine pieces, which meant that putting it back together would require finding all nine of those pieces.


    Wilbur had not even found one of the pieces, so he had to move fast.


    That afternoon, Wilbur entered Tuttle Mine on his own. There was still a hint of light when he first walked in, but it waspletely dark not long after. Wilbur cast Illuminos, and a ball of white light appeared above his head to light his way ahead.


    With the help of the light, Wilbur saw that the main path outside was quite wide. Yet as he headed further in, he soon noticed the path getting narrower. It was as if there was a powerful force standing in the way of whoever was carving this path.


    Wilbur continued making his way forward. It was not long before the path turned so narrow that his shoulders could barely squeeze through. Just then, Wilbur also saw a change in the mine before him.


    The path ahead had split into three different directions. Wilbur did not change his path, continuing to go straight for a while, and was met with five tunnels.


    Wilbur chose a random tunnel to head into. There, he saw even more tunnels. A whileter, Wilbur began to get confused by the different winding tunnels. These tunnels seemed to be connected to each other, intersecting and crossing over one another.


    If this were to go on, Wilbur did not know when he would find the location of the copper ore. Just then, the first dragon cauldron Wilbur had been holding in his hand let off a white glow before floating into the air.


    Wilbur looked up at the cauldron and a look of glee shed in his eyes as he muttered to himself, "Yeah, that''s right. I don''t need to figure out where the ore is on my own. It''s usually where the dragon aura is the strongest."


    The first dragon cauldron would be able to sense where the dragon aura was, which meant that following it would lead him to the mining spot. Wilbur did not hesitate any longer, following behind the cauldron as it floated ahead.


    The cauldron led Wilbur through a series ofplicated tunnels. They finally reached the mining spot after walking for about ten minutes, where the cauldron began to spin on its own as it absorbed the dragon aura around it.


    As this went on, the cauldron began to emit an even more brilliant glow. Within just over ten seconds, the white lighting off the cauldron disappeared as it fell from the air. Wilbur scrambled to catch it before walking up to the mining spot with the shovel he had prepared.


    It was not long before Wilbur dug up arge pile of copper ore. He nced at it and saw that there was probably around four to five hundred kilograms of the ore. However, Wilbur was in no rush to leave with the ore. Instead, he picked up two chunks of ores that looked to weigh around a hundred kilograms each and entered his demine.


    Wilbur could sense a special forceing off the ores. Since he could take the ore from here with him, he would like to see how many grace points the bronze ore would get him.


    After tossing the two huge bronze ores into the Dragon''s Altar, they were converted into twenty grace points.


    Twenty points was hardly anything, but Wilbur was ecstatic to see the numbers on the screen. He knew that his chance to earn grace points hade.