Grandmaster Hunter of Age of Mythology

Late at night, Kashin finished his forging training as usual after dinner. The night was as dark as ink, with stars dotted everywhere, but the huge blacksmith shop in the manor was brightly lit and bustling with activity.

That was because Kashin needed to make arrowheads for the Divine Power Recurve Heavy Bow with a pulling force of 360 pounds. This task was arduous and challenging.

The School of Magic cracked the principle of the recurve bow and found a new way to forge all metals, which was undoubtedly a major breakthrough. The invention of spring steel was even more significant, greatly reducing the dependence on various rare materials, thus making the cost low.

This innovative achievement, like a bright light in the darkness, has brought new hope and possibilities to the field of weapons manufacturing.

Now the exquisite arrowheads designed by my grandfather are perfect. The arrowheads made of magic metal alloy are shining with cold light, sharp and hard, as if they can pierce all obstacles. The armor-piercing cone weighs eleven pounds, and its sharp head is like a knight's gun, with an unstoppable momentum; the wolf tooth arrowhead weighs eight pounds, and its appearance is like the teeth of a beast, which is frightening. The shooting speed is very fast, as if it can tear the enemy's defense line in an instant; the spiral head silencer arrow is silent in flight, but it can give the enemy a fatal blow unexpectedly; the shovel head arrowhead weighs six pounds and a quarter pounds, mainly used to break the shield of the mage and the shield of the Knight of Light, and is specially used to restrain the magician and the Knight of Light, and is a weapon against the power of magic.

Grandpa's profound understanding of magicians and paladins is like a profound encyclopedia. He once again improved the shape of the arrowhead to make it more in line with actual combat needs.

The upper academy provided the family with a sharp alloy formula for the arrowhead, which emitted a frightening cold light under the firelight, and a very strong alloy for the arrow shaft, which ensured the stability and penetration of the arrowhead during flight. Because of this, Kashin's special arrowheads made a qualitative leap and became a terrifying existence on the battlefield.

Kashin trained for blacksmithing for two hours every day, rain or shine.

At this time, the huge blacksmith shop in the manor was in full swing. A few days ago, Tan Aili carefully selected 30 blacksmiths above the intermediate level in the family blacksmith shop to practice this top-notch arrowhead forging technology with Grandpa Nick.

These thirty blacksmiths were all skilled and experienced. They each had three apprentices and a large number of support personnel, all of whom devoted themselves to the great cause of forging arrowheads.

My grandfather was concentrating on studying the forging of recurve bows. His focused expression seemed as if he was having a soul-deep conversation with these cold metals.

The master alchemist gave the blueprint for a hand-forged recurve bow. Every line and every mark embodies wisdom and hard work.

Of course, Grandpa Nick cannot make spring steel with his ability, but fortunately the alchemy laboratory can provide ready-made spring steel parts, which also provides strong support for the entire forging work.

Kashin trains for two hours every night, aiming to understand and control his strength. Every swing of his hammer, every drop of sweat, is infused with his pursuit and exploration of strength.

The discomfort caused by the sudden increase in strength after the intermediate knight's advancement was gradually improved through forging. In these repeated forgings, he constantly adapted to the new strength and developed the habit of using just the right amount of strength. Therefore, the control of strength is a process of continuous improvement, just like a climber moving towards the peak step by step.

Through forging training, Kashin not only improved his control over strength, but also tempered his indomitable will, which is the basic quality of a heavy knight.

In two hours, only three top-quality arrowheads could be forged. Each one was the pinnacle of the blacksmithing industry. The force used in each hammering varied according to the situation. If a mistake was made after ten hammers, it would become a defective product. Given Kashin's pickiness, it would definitely be sent back for reforging and would not be used in combat.

"Grandpa, I have gained a lot of experience in forging today, which complements the hammer training during the day." Kashin's face was filled with excitement and his eyes were shining with confidence, as if at this moment, he had found the key to improve his strength.

"Okay, it seems that hammering can also improve your blacksmithing skills. I think in the future, if you want to train a hammer knight, you can first become a blacksmith apprentice and train your strength. Haha! Hammer knights are powerful and suitable for charging into battle. Can our family collect a heavy hammer?" Grandpa's words were full of expectations and longings, which were beautiful visions for the future of the family.

"Good idea, this experience can be regarded as a family secret, I will write down the experience..." Kashin nodded solemnly, as if he wanted to engrave this valuable experience forever.

Grandpa Nick changed the subject: "How are you going to deal with this matter with Miss Blyney? Is there something wrong? I always feel that there is something unnatural about you two..." Grandpa's eyes were full of concern and worry, which was a deep concern for his grandson's emotional life.

"Hey! Grandpa, I won't hide anything from you. Today's training is over. How about we go to your study to talk?" Kashin's voice was filled with helplessness and confusion.

"Let's go! Grandpa asked the servants to bring some wine and meat. Let's have a drink together. If there's anything, don't rush and talk slowly." Grandpa's tone was gentle and soothing.

The walls of my grandfather's study are covered with military training regulations, which are the procedures of my grandfather's military training when he was young. Those regulations seem to be the mark of time, carrying my grandfather's passion and struggle. Today, my grandfather has added a little of his own things to it, which is the wisdom and experience accumulated over the years.

There are no fancy decorations, even the stools are simple furniture for marching and fighting. Everything here seems so plain and simple, yet full of strength and tenacity.

As the grandfather and grandson drank and ate meat, Kashin told them about his relationship with Bryony and that she was pregnant. Kashin's voice was low and heavy, as if every word was filled with endless troubles and entanglements.

"Ah! I can't understand the idea of ​​this noble girl, but she said that she has no intention of being bound by her family and career. Perhaps this is a common problem in the magician industry. We ordinary people don't understand it. Maybe it's normal for a magician. At this point, you can't disappoint her expectations. Maybe you are really in a difficult situation..." Grandpa shook his head gently and sighed deeply, and the sigh was full of helplessness and pity.

"The young lady has saved me from danger several times and has been through life and death with me. I have an emotional bond with her and always want to protect her. I can't bear to hurt her, but in the end, she is upset and misses me sick. Although she is a little extreme in her actions, she is deeply in love with me... I also love her very much, and very deeply..."

After talking with grandpa, I felt a little better. Next, I have to deal with the relationship with Tan Aili and smoothly transition to a stable family life. I dare not hurt her feelings. Tan Aili is a poor person. I have to make her happy forever...