Shaking the World

After the research of casting masters, the best way to make a weapon with a big moon horn is to use its root as the handle of the weapon, and engrave the magic pattern on the handle that is least vulnerable to damage, so as to protect the magic The formation will not be damaged, and it can also guarantee the release effect of the magic circle.

After drawing up the plan, it is the most difficult step to polish the corners of the moon.

There was once a casting master who got the big moon horn of a double-horned rhino by chance. Overjoyed, he began to formulate a plan, gearing up, planning to make a perfect golden utensil. As a result, the materials were available, and the plan With it, he could only stare at the horn of the moon.

why?

Because he has no way to start!

He tried everything, but he couldn't grind down even a crumb...

In desperation, he had no choice but to invite some of his friends in the forging world who are also casting masters to come up with a solution. As a result, a group of people stared at the white jade-like moon corner...

Although the big moon horn looks like jade, it has nothing to do with jade except that the surface is a little smooth. Its essence is still a bone structure, but it is stronger than steel. A powerful warrior can even use the big moon horn on steel. A hole was pierced, and the tip of the big moon horn was not damaged at all!

I have to say that it is really incredible that such a good material grows on the body of a Tier [-] Warcraft.

However, the natural world is so wonderful. Many low-level monsters and their mutants will grow strange and powerful parts, or hair, claws, teeth, etc. The value of these things often far exceeds the value of the monster itself. Value, this is also one of the pleasures of human adventurers on the mainland to explore unknown areas, they call this-touching gold.

oh, far away...

As mentioned earlier, the hardness of the big moon horn of the double-moon horned rhino really made most of the foundry masters sigh. engineering.

Lorraine was indeed very fortunate to have met Pigle, otherwise, even with that little moon horn, it would have been difficult for Mary to find a blacksmith who could make weapons for her.

Although the intensity of the small moon angle is not as exaggerated as that of the big moon angle,

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But those who can polish the horns of the small moon must at least have the title of a master, and those who need masters to do it and the project is huge, a few hundred gold coins may not be enough.

After listening to Pigle's narration, Lorraine spread out her hands and said, "Then this horn can only be made into daggers, scimitars and other weapons? I don't know if she is good at these weapons. It seems that I have to go back and ask her for it." Views."

"Actually, it can be made into a dagger, but it's a bit wasteful." Pigel shrugged.

"So it's better to ask first, then put this moon horn here first, and next time I will bring the smaller one too." Lorraine decided.

"No problem, young man of Lorraine!" Piggle put the big moon horn back into the space ring, and asked casually, "You don't want weapons yourself? I think your body is not bad, why don't you try our warhammer and warhammer?" Tomahawk? I can build one for you for free, and you don’t need to pay for the materials. I am best at making axes and hammers, quack!”

The dwarves can be said to be a fighting race. They generally like axes and hammers. Those who like to forge basically like to use hammers, while others like to use battle axes. Of course, there are not a few battle madmen who like to hold a battle hammer in one hand and a battle ax in the other. , so the blacksmiths of the dwarves usually mainly make axes and hammers, which are more handy than other weapons, and the quality is much better.

Lorraine quickly waved his hand and said, "No need, no need, I haven't figured out what kind of weapon to use yet."

Speaking of this, he suddenly paused, because he thought of something, which was brought out by him together with the mithril ore. He had been talking about the ore before, but Lorraine didn't think of it at all, and Piegle He repeatedly mentioned that he wanted to make weapons for him, and then he remembered that he originally picked up such things for the purpose of making some weapons in the future. When he met Pigle this time, he just took the opportunity to let him use such things to make him a weapon. Appropriate equipment?

Thinking of this, Lorraine immediately injected grudge into the space ring, a black light flashed, and a crystal clear claw appeared on his hand.

This is the sharp claw on the forelimb of the suspected dragon skeleton that he picked up in the cave of Longying Valley.

Lorraine reached out and handed the paw to Pigle, and said, "Uncle Pigle, can you see if you can get it?"

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Craft this into a weapon. "

Piggle's expression became a little weird. He couldn't feel the fighting spirit fluctuations on Lorraine's body, but this kid has been taking things from the space ring one by one. Is this kid a magician?

However, Pigle didn't care too much about these things. He took the transparent claw and looked it over and over again, then raised his head and said to Lorraine: "Are you sure you want to use this thing to make a weapon?"

His tone was full of doubts, and even a hint of suspicion, because his first impression of this transparent sharp claw was that it seemed to be just a handicraft, or at a higher level, it might be an art Taste.

As for the material it uses, Pigle can't see it for the time being, but it should not be glass, crystal or the like, because it is relatively much heavier than glass products of the same volume, but this is just a handicraft after all. Why did the brat Lorraine ask him to use this thing to make weapons?

Isn't this just teasing him, a casting master!

Why don't you just bring some materials for making this handicraft, let him smelt it, and then find a mold to cast it, wouldn't it be over?

For something like this, there is no need for forging and processing at all.

But Pigle stared at Lorraine, and didn't find any signs of joking from his face, but nodded seriously in response.

Pigle, who received an affirmative answer, was even more puzzled, but he didn't show it on his face. Since the other party didn't mean to be joking, it meant that this thing was not a work of art in his opinion, but a raw material.

But the problem is that Pigle didn't recognize what material it was at the first time, and he didn't even think it was a naturally formed thing.

It's not easy for him to directly ask the other party what it is. As a casting master, no matter what material it is in his hands, he only needs to observe the color and measure the weight to basically know what material it is Yes, there has never been a situation where I asked the customer what material it was as soon as I got it.

So even though Pigle was surprised, he didn't show it on his face.

He frowned his short and thick eyebrows, and looked at the things in his hands again.

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