The wizard starts by trimming the donkey's hooves

When Ren tactfully told La Grete about Boris's little thoughts, La Grete didn't mind that the other party was watching. Instead, he nodded readily and agreed directly.

Perhaps, in the eyes of Lagret, a senior blacksmith, the ordinary blacksmiths in the town can learn a lot of blacksmith skills even if they watch her series of operations.

For the flux alone, the ratio of white fluorite to barbarian blood required is a huge challenge for an ordinary blacksmith.

However, Renn thought of something and asked LaGrei quietly: "LaGrei, in addition to the glow stone, can the great sword be integrated with the star iron at the same time?"

"Oh, it's meteorite. I don't know what it's called by you barbarians." Renn gestured and said.

LaGelei's eyes lit up and said: "Of course, do you still have star iron? I was a little worried at first. If the glow stone is used purely, the hardness and toughness of the sword may be weaker. This requires forging. When you hit, you have to put more thought into it.”

"But if there is a small amount of star iron mixed in, I can guarantee that your new weapon, even if placed in our barbarian tribe, will be a pyroxene weapon above the standard."

Renn smiled mysteriously and said, "It will be there soon."

Immediately, Renn pulled Boris to the corner. After some bargaining and the condition of being allowed to watch, which Boris couldn't refuse, Renn successfully bought Boris's beloved property for thirty imperial gold coins. Object - star iron.

Of course, this price is also because Boris' piece of star iron is not much bigger than a fist.

But it is more than enough to be used to integrate into the sword and improve the hardness and toughness of the sword.

Boris, on the other hand, with a mixture of joy and heartache, immediately announced that the blacksmith shop would be closed for the day today.

Renn originally thought that Boris, who was always stingy, would rarely give the blacksmith apprentices a day off. Logically speaking, these apprentices who had long complained about Boris's stinginess should be overjoyed.

But when Boris announced the news, the blacksmith apprentices looked at each other for a while, and then they each found reasons to want to stay and continue working.

However, Ren soon knew from the fiery gazes they glanced at La Gray from time to time that their motives did not seem to be so simple.

In the end, the blacksmith apprentices were forcibly kicked out by Boris!

Renn and Boris closed the door of the blacksmith shop and hung a sign saying 'out of business', then returned to the yard and prepared to help Lagret.

However, the two of them looked at the scene in front of them and were stunned for a while. They did not expect that Lagrei had already started alone.

I saw that Lagrei had mixed a lot of clay, and then began to build a small cylindrical smelting furnace, which seemed to be used to smelt Renn's glow stone alone.

Although the blacksmith shop has an ordinary smelting furnace, Lagree has already used it to smelt star iron and Renn's original sword.

It seems that considering that Ren's glow stone is not large in size, the diameter of the bottom of the stove is only about the same as the basin, and the height is only about one meter.

Soon, Lagrei completed the construction and was putting charcoal fire inside little by little.

"Lagre, what do I need to do?" Ren looked on and looked a little anxious.

After all, he wanted to specifically participate in the process of creating pyroxene weapons. He knew with his toes that if he could participate in the creation of pyroxene weapons, he would definitely gain a lot of blacksmith professional experience.

But now he was watching from the sidelines, which made Ren feel a little itchy.

After thinking for a moment, Lagrei realized that there was really nothing that needed Ren's help, so she said seriously:

"Ren, you don't need to do anything, I can handle the whole process."

As soon as Lagrei finished speaking, Ren seemed to see a large wave of blacksmith experience slipping away before his eyes.

With his brain running at high speed, Ren finally thought of a reason that was not a reason. He immediately looked serious and said:

"Lagre, after all, you are building my two-handed sword. Please assign some work so that I can participate in it."

Renn also specially emphasized the emphasis on the word 'my'.

Although LaGrei didn't know why Ren was so active, what Ren said did make sense. After all, it was his weapon, and it was a normal request to participate.

Regarding this small request from her savior, Lagret nodded and agreed without thinking too much.

"Well, okay then!"

This made Renn feel greatly relieved. Fortunately, he finally participated!

However, Lagret looked around and found that he couldn't find anything, so he said casually: "Ren, please help install the bellows and pipes for this small smelting furnace."

"Installing a bellows?" Renn was immediately dumbfounded. His blacksmith skills did not include such a thing.

He can only pull the bellows, but he can't install the bellows!

Boris on the side couldn't help but feel happy when he saw Ren's stunned expression. He immediately laughed and said, "Ren, come with me, and I'll tell you how to do it."

It can be seen that Boris is in a good mood.

After all, not every blacksmith has the opportunity to witness the birth of a pyroxene weapon.

Soon, Renn followed Boris to the storage room and took out a set of blower tools.

It mainly consists of a rough iron pipe more than two meters long and a floor-standing round bellows sewn together with multiple layers of cowhide. The bellows can be pulled up and pressed to blow air.

As for why the gas does not flow back?

That's because there is a check valve on the part where you press it. It closes when you press it and opens when you pull it up, sucking the surrounding air into the bellows.

Soon, under the guidance of Boris, Renn inserted one end of the iron pipe into the clay stove and installed the other end on the bellows.

"Well, not bad!" LaGrei took a look and nodded, indicating that Ren was doing a good job.

"It's almost done. Let's continue to put some charcoal on the fire and let the clay solidify before adding the glow stone." Lagrei patted the clay in his hand and stood up.

"Is this good?" Boris blurted out in surprise.

He did not expect that Lagret used the "reduction method" to smelt the glow stone, which was completely incomprehensible to Boris, who was watching carefully.

This method is used to smelt the most common iron ores such as limonite and hematite.

It is the most original and simple method.

Although Boris doesn't know the specific melting point of glowstone, he also knows that it is much higher than iron ore.

Therefore, he instinctively felt that this should not be possible, but after looking at Lagret, who had a natural look on his face, Boris swallowed back his subsequent words.

After all, he finally got the permission to watch, and he didn't want to be deprived of it because of his bad mouth.

"Well, just put the glow stone and charcoal inside later." Lagre said confidently.

After everything is ready.

Lagret put the glow stone, which exuded a soft light, mixed with charcoal into the newly dried clay stove.