Wulfgar Ivarsson wrote:
The dwarves confer a moment with one another in Dwarven before Gloin shakes his head doubtfully, answering Wulfgar thusly: That might work in a pinch, Mister Wulfgar... But forging a silver weapon usually involves the craft of an alchemist in addition to that of the blacksmith... I would recommend a visit to the bazaar on the morrow to purchase properly forged silver weapons for this dangerous business!
In the spacious yard behind his forge in Tours, Master Ironbender stands at a great adamantite anvil, clad in a magical leather and brass apron that renders its wearer impervious to heat or flames, a massive adamantite hammer gripped in gauntleted hands.... The Lady Aurelianthalantas loomed over the dwarven master, her golden head resplendent in the morning sunlight, towering several stories over the yard, a steady jet of dragonfire streaming from her open mouth to bathe the crescent of white-hot adamantite lying on the anvil.... The hammer shapes the crescent, making the inner curve flatter....sharper.... RIIIIINNNNNGGG!!! RIIIIIIINNNNNGGG!!! RIIIIIIINNNNNGGG!!!
Saint Michael the Archangel wrote:
Well then, this leaves only the matter of payment for my services..... Shall we say..... A herd of half-gold dragon sheep with Golden Fleece?
To disguised Archangel Michael: Thou hast glamorous friends, indeed, Mister Farmer, Sir! It will be my greatest honor to work with that legendary Lady-Dragon of the Sun.... But can she leave her molten lair to grace my humble forge here in Tours? For I fear I'd be incinerated by the fires of her blazing realm were I to travel thence, and besides, I have no means of travail beyond mule and cart, which art insufficient to traverse the starry void.... |