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Wow- Thats quite the combination. How are you feeling?

:3 = my emotions rn

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Idk but I love kissing men so ig thats fun

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Yes

:3?

Yes

:3c

Yes

Wow- Thats quite the combination. How are you feeling?

:3 = my emotions rn

still here?

Nah man the acc is abandoned

I discovered my identity is a cesspool of sadness, trauma, Chinese take out and gay and I just. Forgot

Smith, these are my first creation

What do you think?

Earring pins

Seems good, kid. Sorry I haven't been here, I had some business away from the shop.

Hiiiiiii! Can you like teach me how to blacksmith? I'm like not very good at it!

@plus-minus-contingency

Absolutely, what're you wanting to learn?

I've got enough experience in a lot of topics, and I'd be happy to teach ya.

Like anything! Mainly swords though. I like love swords! They're like so cool!

Swords, eh?

I can teach that, no problem.

First, what kind of metal are you planning on working with?

If you aren't sure, I have a lot of steel we can use.

Oh ummmm (She turns her left arm into a large curved sword and slices off her right arm, before immediately regenerating it.) We can use my arm! It's basically steel! I like built a castle using it!

...

I have never seen anything like this before.

I'm a little confused, but also impressed.

As a human, I'm not even close to being as extravagant as those wizard fellas.

You, however, are more impressive than I thought you were.

Anyway, I'll start with the basics of blacksmithing with ya.

First, we're gonna want to soften the metal using intense heat. After that, we can use the hammer and other tools to shape it into what you want it to be.

(She places the severed arm on a table before transforming her left arm into a flamethrower and blasting it with fire. She turns her right hand into a small hammer.) Like this?

Well, that's one way to do it, I suppose.

Now, while it's still hot, use the hammer to shape the metal into the sword you want.

Oh Kay! (She starts hitting it with the hammer, seemingly at random, before getting bored and kneading it like dough with her bare hands. It looks vaguely like a rapier now.)

...do you need a pair of gloves, or something?

Does that hurt?

You're touching near molten metal with your bare hands, so I'm kinda concerned here kid.

Are you one of those shapeshifters?

That'd be pretty neat.

Anyways, now we quench it.

I've got a container of oil here, and all you do is dip it in until it's cooled off.

That'll get your blade ready for customization.

I guess I'm like a shapeshifter! I can shapeshift! I also can't like be physically hurt which like I'm pretty sure isn't normal! (She quenches it by grabbing it by the blade and dunking it into the oil.)

Well, not having pain would be pretty nice.

Good, now we take the blade and get it to the grinder. We just have to sand it down so it's sharp enough and the edges aren't jagged.

Like how do we sharpen like a rapier? I haven't got there in like any of my books yet!

All ya have to do is take it to the sander, and let the sander brush against the blade.

It makes the edges sharper, and it makes the blade easy to handle.

Oh! That like makes sense! (She sharpens it.) So like what do we do now?

Now, we make the handle.

For a rapier, we're gonna need some sort of leather grip on it.

Go ahead and pick out one of the grips we have, they're on a shelf right over here.

We've got a bunch of different material, but I think leather or wood would work best here.

That sounds good! I'll like use leather. Can I make it pink? I love pink!

Sure thing, we can use some dye for the leather. This weapon’s gonna be pretty good, based on the progress we’re making. Might have to ask for help from you again, this has been one of fastest times I’ve ever made a weapon.

I am basically made of metal! And I like love the idea of blacksmithing! I can't wait to dye it!

Now that the dye’s set, we can start putting the grip onto the blade. We’ve gotta use a welder to put it all together, which shouldn’t be a problem.

That like sounds good! Can you show me how? I like don't know how! This is like super fun!

Sure thing, kid.

The welder is very hot, (not that you could get hurt anyway) so be careful not to burn anything. Just heat up the handle end of the blade, and slip the grip onto the handle.

Then, we let it sit for a few hours and it should be good for a test run.

Ooh! Ok! I'll like do that now! (She welds the handle to the grip.) Is it good? Did I like do good?

You did great.

Now we've just gotta let it sit for a while.

Oh! Ok! I like hate waiting, it's boring. (She begrudgingly let's it sit.)

In the meantime, I can make some tea.

What kind of tea do ya like?

Oh, ummmm I don't like think I've ever had tea! I'll have like whatever!

Alright, I'll start a kettle.

Ok! (She is staring directly at the sword, waiting for it to be finished.)

Well, tea's ready. Take a seat, and enjoy.

(I motion to a small table. It has 3 chairs, and a nice tablecloth.)

Ooh! (She sits down.) This is like a super pretty table!

I haven't had any visitors in a while. The shop's been busy, so it's been hard to get time to myself. Glad to have a guest here, to be honest.

I'm glad to be here! You're like totally super good at blacksmithing! You seem super nice. Do you like think the sword is ready?

I think the rapier is ready for a test run, yes.

Outside, there's a bunch of training dummies I use to test my weapons.

Go and slash the dummies a couple times, and see how it feels.

Ok! (She tests it out. She's quite good with it, though that's probably because she can turn her arms into swords.) Wow! This is like super good! And I like can probably use it with my gloves on!

Glad to hear it.

You might need to come back here every once in a while, you're good with weapons.

Can I like be your apprentice or something? I like love blacksmithing and I'm like an infinite source of steel!

Well, it'll be a lot of work.

But, you seem persistent, so why not?

Meet here during shop hours each day so we can get to work.

I'll even pay ya, if you want.

I like don't need to be paid, I have like enough money! And I'll like do that! Blacksmithing is sooo fun!

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You sure?

I mean, if you want to have a paycheck, you can have it. I insist.

Hiiiiiii! Can you like teach me how to blacksmith? I'm like not very good at it!

@plus-minus-contingency

Absolutely, what're you wanting to learn?

I've got enough experience in a lot of topics, and I'd be happy to teach ya.

Like anything! Mainly swords though. I like love swords! They're like so cool!

Swords, eh?

I can teach that, no problem.

First, what kind of metal are you planning on working with?

If you aren't sure, I have a lot of steel we can use.

Oh ummmm (She turns her left arm into a large curved sword and slices off her right arm, before immediately regenerating it.) We can use my arm! It's basically steel! I like built a castle using it!

...

I have never seen anything like this before.

I'm a little confused, but also impressed.

As a human, I'm not even close to being as extravagant as those wizard fellas.

You, however, are more impressive than I thought you were.

Anyway, I'll start with the basics of blacksmithing with ya.

First, we're gonna want to soften the metal using intense heat. After that, we can use the hammer and other tools to shape it into what you want it to be.

(She places the severed arm on a table before transforming her left arm into a flamethrower and blasting it with fire. She turns her right hand into a small hammer.) Like this?

Well, that's one way to do it, I suppose.

Now, while it's still hot, use the hammer to shape the metal into the sword you want.

Oh Kay! (She starts hitting it with the hammer, seemingly at random, before getting bored and kneading it like dough with her bare hands. It looks vaguely like a rapier now.)

...do you need a pair of gloves, or something?

Does that hurt?

You're touching near molten metal with your bare hands, so I'm kinda concerned here kid.

Are you one of those shapeshifters?

That'd be pretty neat.

Anyways, now we quench it.

I've got a container of oil here, and all you do is dip it in until it's cooled off.

That'll get your blade ready for customization.

Well, not having pain would be pretty nice.

Good, now we take the blade and get it to the grinder. We just have to sand it down so it's sharp enough and the edges aren't jagged.

Like how do we sharpen like a rapier? I haven't got there in like any of my books yet!

All ya have to do is take it to the sander, and let the sander brush against the blade.

It makes the edges sharper, and it makes the blade easy to handle.

Oh! That like makes sense! (She sharpens it.) So like what do we do now?

Now, we make the handle.

For a rapier, we're gonna need some sort of leather grip on it.

Go ahead and pick out one of the grips we have, they're on a shelf right over here.

We've got a bunch of different material, but I think leather or wood would work best here.

That sounds good! I'll like use leather. Can I make it pink? I love pink!

I am basically made of metal! And I like love the idea of blacksmithing! I can't wait to dye it!

Now that the dye’s set, we can start putting the grip onto the blade. We’ve gotta use a welder to put it all together, which shouldn’t be a problem.

That like sounds good! Can you show me how? I like don't know how! This is like super fun!

Sure thing, kid.

The welder is very hot, (not that you could get hurt anyway) so be careful not to burn anything. Just heat up the handle end of the blade, and slip the grip onto the handle.

Then, we let it sit for a few hours and it should be good for a test run.

Ooh! Ok! I'll like do that now! (She welds the handle to the grip.) Is it good? Did I like do good?

You did great.

Now we've just gotta let it sit for a while.

Oh! Ok! I like hate waiting, it's boring. (She begrudgingly let's it sit.)

In the meantime, I can make some tea.

What kind of tea do ya like?

Oh, ummmm I don't like think I've ever had tea! I'll have like whatever!

Alright, I'll start a kettle.

Ok! (She is staring directly at the sword, waiting for it to be finished.)

Well, tea's ready. Take a seat, and enjoy.

(I motion to a small table. It has 3 chairs, and a nice tablecloth.)

Ooh! (She sits down.) This is like a super pretty table!

I haven't had any visitors in a while. The shop's been busy, so it's been hard to get time to myself. Glad to have a guest here, to be honest.

I'm glad to be here! You're like totally super good at blacksmithing! You seem super nice. Do you like think the sword is ready?

I think the rapier is ready for a test run, yes.

Outside, there's a bunch of training dummies I use to test my weapons.

Go and slash the dummies a couple times, and see how it feels.

Ok! (She tests it out. She's quite good with it, though that's probably because she can turn her arms into swords.) Wow! This is like super good! And I like can probably use it with my gloves on!

Glad to hear it.

You might need to come back here every once in a while, you're good with weapons.

Can I like be your apprentice or something? I like love blacksmithing and I'm like an infinite source of steel!

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Well, it'll be a lot of work.

But, you seem persistent, so why not?

Meet here during shop hours each day so we can get to work.

I'll even pay ya, if you want.

Hiiiiiii! Can you like teach me how to blacksmith? I'm like not very good at it!

@plus-minus-contingency

Absolutely, what're you wanting to learn?

I've got enough experience in a lot of topics, and I'd be happy to teach ya.

Like anything! Mainly swords though. I like love swords! They're like so cool!

Swords, eh?

I can teach that, no problem.

First, what kind of metal are you planning on working with?

If you aren't sure, I have a lot of steel we can use.

Oh ummmm (She turns her left arm into a large curved sword and slices off her right arm, before immediately regenerating it.) We can use my arm! It's basically steel! I like built a castle using it!

...

I have never seen anything like this before.

I'm a little confused, but also impressed.

As a human, I'm not even close to being as extravagant as those wizard fellas.

You, however, are more impressive than I thought you were.

Anyway, I'll start with the basics of blacksmithing with ya.

First, we're gonna want to soften the metal using intense heat. After that, we can use the hammer and other tools to shape it into what you want it to be.

(She places the severed arm on a table before transforming her left arm into a flamethrower and blasting it with fire. She turns her right hand into a small hammer.) Like this?

Well, that's one way to do it, I suppose.

Now, while it's still hot, use the hammer to shape the metal into the sword you want.

Oh Kay! (She starts hitting it with the hammer, seemingly at random, before getting bored and kneading it like dough with her bare hands. It looks vaguely like a rapier now.)

...do you need a pair of gloves, or something?

Does that hurt?

You're touching near molten metal with your bare hands, so I'm kinda concerned here kid.

Are you one of those shapeshifters?

That'd be pretty neat.

Anyways, now we quench it.

I've got a container of oil here, and all you do is dip it in until it's cooled off.

That'll get your blade ready for customization.

Well, not having pain would be pretty nice.

Good, now we take the blade and get it to the grinder. We just have to sand it down so it's sharp enough and the edges aren't jagged.

Like how do we sharpen like a rapier? I haven't got there in like any of my books yet!

All ya have to do is take it to the sander, and let the sander brush against the blade.

It makes the edges sharper, and it makes the blade easy to handle.

Oh! That like makes sense! (She sharpens it.) So like what do we do now?

Now, we make the handle.

For a rapier, we're gonna need some sort of leather grip on it.

Go ahead and pick out one of the grips we have, they're on a shelf right over here.

We've got a bunch of different material, but I think leather or wood would work best here.

That sounds good! I'll like use leather. Can I make it pink? I love pink!

I am basically made of metal! And I like love the idea of blacksmithing! I can't wait to dye it!

Now that the dye’s set, we can start putting the grip onto the blade. We’ve gotta use a welder to put it all together, which shouldn’t be a problem.

That like sounds good! Can you show me how? I like don't know how! This is like super fun!

Sure thing, kid.

The welder is very hot, (not that you could get hurt anyway) so be careful not to burn anything. Just heat up the handle end of the blade, and slip the grip onto the handle.

Then, we let it sit for a few hours and it should be good for a test run.

Ooh! Ok! I'll like do that now! (She welds the handle to the grip.) Is it good? Did I like do good?

You did great.

Now we've just gotta let it sit for a while.

Oh! Ok! I like hate waiting, it's boring. (She begrudgingly let's it sit.)

In the meantime, I can make some tea.

What kind of tea do ya like?

Oh, ummmm I don't like think I've ever had tea! I'll have like whatever!

Alright, I'll start a kettle.

Ok! (She is staring directly at the sword, waiting for it to be finished.)

Well, tea's ready. Take a seat, and enjoy.

(I motion to a small table. It has 3 chairs, and a nice tablecloth.)

Ooh! (She sits down.) This is like a super pretty table!

I haven't had any visitors in a while. The shop's been busy, so it's been hard to get time to myself. Glad to have a guest here, to be honest.

I'm glad to be here! You're like totally super good at blacksmithing! You seem super nice. Do you like think the sword is ready?

I think the rapier is ready for a test run, yes.

Outside, there's a bunch of training dummies I use to test my weapons.

Go and slash the dummies a couple times, and see how it feels.

Ok! (She tests it out. She's quite good with it, though that's probably because she can turn her arms into swords.) Wow! This is like super good! And I like can probably use it with my gloves on!

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Glad to hear it.

You might need to come back here every once in a while, you're good with weapons.

Hiiiiiii! Can you like teach me how to blacksmith? I'm like not very good at it!

@plus-minus-contingency

Absolutely, what're you wanting to learn?

I've got enough experience in a lot of topics, and I'd be happy to teach ya.

Like anything! Mainly swords though. I like love swords! They're like so cool!

Swords, eh?

I can teach that, no problem.

First, what kind of metal are you planning on working with?

If you aren't sure, I have a lot of steel we can use.

Oh ummmm (She turns her left arm into a large curved sword and slices off her right arm, before immediately regenerating it.) We can use my arm! It's basically steel! I like built a castle using it!

...

I have never seen anything like this before.

I'm a little confused, but also impressed.

As a human, I'm not even close to being as extravagant as those wizard fellas.

You, however, are more impressive than I thought you were.

Anyway, I'll start with the basics of blacksmithing with ya.

First, we're gonna want to soften the metal using intense heat. After that, we can use the hammer and other tools to shape it into what you want it to be.

(She places the severed arm on a table before transforming her left arm into a flamethrower and blasting it with fire. She turns her right hand into a small hammer.) Like this?

Well, that's one way to do it, I suppose.

Now, while it's still hot, use the hammer to shape the metal into the sword you want.

Oh Kay! (She starts hitting it with the hammer, seemingly at random, before getting bored and kneading it like dough with her bare hands. It looks vaguely like a rapier now.)

...do you need a pair of gloves, or something?

Does that hurt?

You're touching near molten metal with your bare hands, so I'm kinda concerned here kid.

Are you one of those shapeshifters?

That'd be pretty neat.

Anyways, now we quench it.

I've got a container of oil here, and all you do is dip it in until it's cooled off.

That'll get your blade ready for customization.

Well, not having pain would be pretty nice.

Good, now we take the blade and get it to the grinder. We just have to sand it down so it's sharp enough and the edges aren't jagged.

Like how do we sharpen like a rapier? I haven't got there in like any of my books yet!

All ya have to do is take it to the sander, and let the sander brush against the blade.

It makes the edges sharper, and it makes the blade easy to handle.

Oh! That like makes sense! (She sharpens it.) So like what do we do now?

Now, we make the handle.

For a rapier, we're gonna need some sort of leather grip on it.

Go ahead and pick out one of the grips we have, they're on a shelf right over here.

We've got a bunch of different material, but I think leather or wood would work best here.

That sounds good! I'll like use leather. Can I make it pink? I love pink!

I am basically made of metal! And I like love the idea of blacksmithing! I can't wait to dye it!

Now that the dye’s set, we can start putting the grip onto the blade. We’ve gotta use a welder to put it all together, which shouldn’t be a problem.

That like sounds good! Can you show me how? I like don't know how! This is like super fun!

Sure thing, kid.

The welder is very hot, (not that you could get hurt anyway) so be careful not to burn anything. Just heat up the handle end of the blade, and slip the grip onto the handle.

Then, we let it sit for a few hours and it should be good for a test run.

Ooh! Ok! I'll like do that now! (She welds the handle to the grip.) Is it good? Did I like do good?

You did great.

Now we've just gotta let it sit for a while.

Oh! Ok! I like hate waiting, it's boring. (She begrudgingly let's it sit.)

In the meantime, I can make some tea.

What kind of tea do ya like?

Oh, ummmm I don't like think I've ever had tea! I'll have like whatever!

Alright, I'll start a kettle.

Ok! (She is staring directly at the sword, waiting for it to be finished.)

Well, tea's ready. Take a seat, and enjoy.

(I motion to a small table. It has 3 chairs, and a nice tablecloth.)

Ooh! (She sits down.) This is like a super pretty table!

I haven't had any visitors in a while. The shop's been busy, so it's been hard to get time to myself. Glad to have a guest here, to be honest.

I'm glad to be here! You're like totally super good at blacksmithing! You seem super nice. Do you like think the sword is ready?

I think the rapier is ready for a test run, yes.

Outside, there's a bunch of training dummies I use to test my weapons.

Go and slash the dummies a couple times, and see how it feels.

Hiiiiiii! Can you like teach me how to blacksmith? I'm like not very good at it!

@plus-minus-contingency

Absolutely, what're you wanting to learn?

I've got enough experience in a lot of topics, and I'd be happy to teach ya.

Like anything! Mainly swords though. I like love swords! They're like so cool!

Swords, eh?

I can teach that, no problem.

First, what kind of metal are you planning on working with?

If you aren't sure, I have a lot of steel we can use.

Oh ummmm (She turns her left arm into a large curved sword and slices off her right arm, before immediately regenerating it.) We can use my arm! It's basically steel! I like built a castle using it!

...

I have never seen anything like this before.

I'm a little confused, but also impressed.

As a human, I'm not even close to being as extravagant as those wizard fellas.

You, however, are more impressive than I thought you were.

Anyway, I'll start with the basics of blacksmithing with ya.

First, we're gonna want to soften the metal using intense heat. After that, we can use the hammer and other tools to shape it into what you want it to be.

(She places the severed arm on a table before transforming her left arm into a flamethrower and blasting it with fire. She turns her right hand into a small hammer.) Like this?

Well, that's one way to do it, I suppose.

Now, while it's still hot, use the hammer to shape the metal into the sword you want.

Oh Kay! (She starts hitting it with the hammer, seemingly at random, before getting bored and kneading it like dough with her bare hands. It looks vaguely like a rapier now.)

...do you need a pair of gloves, or something?

Does that hurt?

You're touching near molten metal with your bare hands, so I'm kinda concerned here kid.

Are you one of those shapeshifters?

That'd be pretty neat.

Anyways, now we quench it.

I've got a container of oil here, and all you do is dip it in until it's cooled off.

That'll get your blade ready for customization.

Well, not having pain would be pretty nice.

Good, now we take the blade and get it to the grinder. We just have to sand it down so it's sharp enough and the edges aren't jagged.

Like how do we sharpen like a rapier? I haven't got there in like any of my books yet!

All ya have to do is take it to the sander, and let the sander brush against the blade.

It makes the edges sharper, and it makes the blade easy to handle.

Oh! That like makes sense! (She sharpens it.) So like what do we do now?

Now, we make the handle.

For a rapier, we're gonna need some sort of leather grip on it.

Go ahead and pick out one of the grips we have, they're on a shelf right over here.

We've got a bunch of different material, but I think leather or wood would work best here.

That sounds good! I'll like use leather. Can I make it pink? I love pink!

I am basically made of metal! And I like love the idea of blacksmithing! I can't wait to dye it!

Now that the dye’s set, we can start putting the grip onto the blade. We’ve gotta use a welder to put it all together, which shouldn’t be a problem.

That like sounds good! Can you show me how? I like don't know how! This is like super fun!

Sure thing, kid.

The welder is very hot, (not that you could get hurt anyway) so be careful not to burn anything. Just heat up the handle end of the blade, and slip the grip onto the handle.

Then, we let it sit for a few hours and it should be good for a test run.

Ooh! Ok! I'll like do that now! (She welds the handle to the grip.) Is it good? Did I like do good?

You did great.

Now we've just gotta let it sit for a while.

Oh! Ok! I like hate waiting, it's boring. (She begrudgingly let's it sit.)

In the meantime, I can make some tea.

What kind of tea do ya like?

Oh, ummmm I don't like think I've ever had tea! I'll have like whatever!

Alright, I'll start a kettle.

Ok! (She is staring directly at the sword, waiting for it to be finished.)

Well, tea's ready. Take a seat, and enjoy.

(I motion to a small table. It has 3 chairs, and a nice tablecloth.)

Ooh! (She sits down.) This is like a super pretty table!

#epprbcu #exclamation point pfp rpg blog cinematic universe #weapon shop

I haven't had any visitors in a while. The shop's been busy, so it's been hard to get time to myself. Glad to have a guest here, to be honest.

Hiiiiiii! Can you like teach me how to blacksmith? I'm like not very good at it!

@plus-minus-contingency

Absolutely, what're you wanting to learn?

I've got enough experience in a lot of topics, and I'd be happy to teach ya.

Like anything! Mainly swords though. I like love swords! They're like so cool!

Swords, eh?

I can teach that, no problem.

First, what kind of metal are you planning on working with?

If you aren't sure, I have a lot of steel we can use.

Oh ummmm (She turns her left arm into a large curved sword and slices off her right arm, before immediately regenerating it.) We can use my arm! It's basically steel! I like built a castle using it!

...

I have never seen anything like this before.

I'm a little confused, but also impressed.

As a human, I'm not even close to being as extravagant as those wizard fellas.

You, however, are more impressive than I thought you were.

Anyway, I'll start with the basics of blacksmithing with ya.

First, we're gonna want to soften the metal using intense heat. After that, we can use the hammer and other tools to shape it into what you want it to be.

(She places the severed arm on a table before transforming her left arm into a flamethrower and blasting it with fire. She turns her right hand into a small hammer.) Like this?

Well, that's one way to do it, I suppose.

Now, while it's still hot, use the hammer to shape the metal into the sword you want.

Oh Kay! (She starts hitting it with the hammer, seemingly at random, before getting bored and kneading it like dough with her bare hands. It looks vaguely like a rapier now.)

...do you need a pair of gloves, or something?

Does that hurt?

You're touching near molten metal with your bare hands, so I'm kinda concerned here kid.

Are you one of those shapeshifters?

That'd be pretty neat.

Anyways, now we quench it.

I've got a container of oil here, and all you do is dip it in until it's cooled off.

That'll get your blade ready for customization.

Well, not having pain would be pretty nice.

Good, now we take the blade and get it to the grinder. We just have to sand it down so it's sharp enough and the edges aren't jagged.

Like how do we sharpen like a rapier? I haven't got there in like any of my books yet!

All ya have to do is take it to the sander, and let the sander brush against the blade.

It makes the edges sharper, and it makes the blade easy to handle.

Oh! That like makes sense! (She sharpens it.) So like what do we do now?

Now, we make the handle.

For a rapier, we're gonna need some sort of leather grip on it.

Go ahead and pick out one of the grips we have, they're on a shelf right over here.

We've got a bunch of different material, but I think leather or wood would work best here.

That sounds good! I'll like use leather. Can I make it pink? I love pink!

I am basically made of metal! And I like love the idea of blacksmithing! I can't wait to dye it!

Now that the dye’s set, we can start putting the grip onto the blade. We’ve gotta use a welder to put it all together, which shouldn’t be a problem.

That like sounds good! Can you show me how? I like don't know how! This is like super fun!

Sure thing, kid.

The welder is very hot, (not that you could get hurt anyway) so be careful not to burn anything. Just heat up the handle end of the blade, and slip the grip onto the handle.

Then, we let it sit for a few hours and it should be good for a test run.

Ooh! Ok! I'll like do that now! (She welds the handle to the grip.) Is it good? Did I like do good?

You did great.

Now we've just gotta let it sit for a while.

Oh! Ok! I like hate waiting, it's boring. (She begrudgingly let's it sit.)

In the meantime, I can make some tea.

What kind of tea do ya like?

Oh, ummmm I don't like think I've ever had tea! I'll have like whatever!

Alright, I'll start a kettle.

Ok! (She is staring directly at the sword, waiting for it to be finished.)

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Well, tea's ready. Take a seat, and enjoy.

(I motion to a small table. It has 3 chairs, and a nice tablecloth.)

Hiiiiiii! Can you like teach me how to blacksmith? I'm like not very good at it!

@plus-minus-contingency

Absolutely, what're you wanting to learn?

I've got enough experience in a lot of topics, and I'd be happy to teach ya.

Like anything! Mainly swords though. I like love swords! They're like so cool!

Swords, eh?

I can teach that, no problem.

First, what kind of metal are you planning on working with?

If you aren't sure, I have a lot of steel we can use.

Oh ummmm (She turns her left arm into a large curved sword and slices off her right arm, before immediately regenerating it.) We can use my arm! It's basically steel! I like built a castle using it!

...

I have never seen anything like this before.

I'm a little confused, but also impressed.

As a human, I'm not even close to being as extravagant as those wizard fellas.

You, however, are more impressive than I thought you were.

Anyway, I'll start with the basics of blacksmithing with ya.

First, we're gonna want to soften the metal using intense heat. After that, we can use the hammer and other tools to shape it into what you want it to be.

(She places the severed arm on a table before transforming her left arm into a flamethrower and blasting it with fire. She turns her right hand into a small hammer.) Like this?

Well, that's one way to do it, I suppose.

Now, while it's still hot, use the hammer to shape the metal into the sword you want.

Oh Kay! (She starts hitting it with the hammer, seemingly at random, before getting bored and kneading it like dough with her bare hands. It looks vaguely like a rapier now.)

...do you need a pair of gloves, or something?

Does that hurt?

You're touching near molten metal with your bare hands, so I'm kinda concerned here kid.

Are you one of those shapeshifters?

That'd be pretty neat.

Anyways, now we quench it.

I've got a container of oil here, and all you do is dip it in until it's cooled off.

That'll get your blade ready for customization.

Well, not having pain would be pretty nice.

Good, now we take the blade and get it to the grinder. We just have to sand it down so it's sharp enough and the edges aren't jagged.

Like how do we sharpen like a rapier? I haven't got there in like any of my books yet!

All ya have to do is take it to the sander, and let the sander brush against the blade.

It makes the edges sharper, and it makes the blade easy to handle.

Oh! That like makes sense! (She sharpens it.) So like what do we do now?

Now, we make the handle.

For a rapier, we're gonna need some sort of leather grip on it.

Go ahead and pick out one of the grips we have, they're on a shelf right over here.

We've got a bunch of different material, but I think leather or wood would work best here.

That sounds good! I'll like use leather. Can I make it pink? I love pink!

I am basically made of metal! And I like love the idea of blacksmithing! I can't wait to dye it!

Now that the dye’s set, we can start putting the grip onto the blade. We’ve gotta use a welder to put it all together, which shouldn’t be a problem.

That like sounds good! Can you show me how? I like don't know how! This is like super fun!

Sure thing, kid.

The welder is very hot, (not that you could get hurt anyway) so be careful not to burn anything. Just heat up the handle end of the blade, and slip the grip onto the handle.

Then, we let it sit for a few hours and it should be good for a test run.

Ooh! Ok! I'll like do that now! (She welds the handle to the grip.) Is it good? Did I like do good?

You did great.

Now we've just gotta let it sit for a while.

Oh! Ok! I like hate waiting, it's boring. (She begrudgingly let's it sit.)

In the meantime, I can make some tea.

What kind of tea do ya like?

Oh, ummmm I don't like think I've ever had tea! I'll have like whatever!

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Alright, I'll start a kettle.

Hiiiiiii! Can you like teach me how to blacksmith? I'm like not very good at it!

@plus-minus-contingency

Absolutely, what're you wanting to learn?

I've got enough experience in a lot of topics, and I'd be happy to teach ya.

Like anything! Mainly swords though. I like love swords! They're like so cool!

Swords, eh?

I can teach that, no problem.

First, what kind of metal are you planning on working with?

If you aren't sure, I have a lot of steel we can use.

Oh ummmm (She turns her left arm into a large curved sword and slices off her right arm, before immediately regenerating it.) We can use my arm! It's basically steel! I like built a castle using it!

...

I have never seen anything like this before.

I'm a little confused, but also impressed.

As a human, I'm not even close to being as extravagant as those wizard fellas.

You, however, are more impressive than I thought you were.

Anyway, I'll start with the basics of blacksmithing with ya.

First, we're gonna want to soften the metal using intense heat. After that, we can use the hammer and other tools to shape it into what you want it to be.

(She places the severed arm on a table before transforming her left arm into a flamethrower and blasting it with fire. She turns her right hand into a small hammer.) Like this?

Well, that's one way to do it, I suppose.

Now, while it's still hot, use the hammer to shape the metal into the sword you want.

Oh Kay! (She starts hitting it with the hammer, seemingly at random, before getting bored and kneading it like dough with her bare hands. It looks vaguely like a rapier now.)

...do you need a pair of gloves, or something?

Does that hurt?

You're touching near molten metal with your bare hands, so I'm kinda concerned here kid.

Are you one of those shapeshifters?

That'd be pretty neat.

Anyways, now we quench it.

I've got a container of oil here, and all you do is dip it in until it's cooled off.

That'll get your blade ready for customization.

Well, not having pain would be pretty nice.

Good, now we take the blade and get it to the grinder. We just have to sand it down so it's sharp enough and the edges aren't jagged.

Like how do we sharpen like a rapier? I haven't got there in like any of my books yet!

All ya have to do is take it to the sander, and let the sander brush against the blade.

It makes the edges sharper, and it makes the blade easy to handle.

Oh! That like makes sense! (She sharpens it.) So like what do we do now?

Now, we make the handle.

For a rapier, we're gonna need some sort of leather grip on it.

Go ahead and pick out one of the grips we have, they're on a shelf right over here.

We've got a bunch of different material, but I think leather or wood would work best here.

That sounds good! I'll like use leather. Can I make it pink? I love pink!

I am basically made of metal! And I like love the idea of blacksmithing! I can't wait to dye it!

Now that the dye’s set, we can start putting the grip onto the blade. We’ve gotta use a welder to put it all together, which shouldn’t be a problem.

That like sounds good! Can you show me how? I like don't know how! This is like super fun!

Sure thing, kid.

The welder is very hot, (not that you could get hurt anyway) so be careful not to burn anything. Just heat up the handle end of the blade, and slip the grip onto the handle.

Then, we let it sit for a few hours and it should be good for a test run.

Ooh! Ok! I'll like do that now! (She welds the handle to the grip.) Is it good? Did I like do good?

You did great.

Now we've just gotta let it sit for a while.

Oh! Ok! I like hate waiting, it's boring. (She begrudgingly let's it sit.)