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He was the boy they laughed at. The one who forged with scraps of iron while the masters used godsteel. They called him a waste of a forge. They said he'd never amount to anything. But he didn't stop. He collected ten scraps of iron. He heated them. He hammered them. And what he forged wasn't a tool. It was a weapon that no godsteel could match.
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Karma served me Godforged: Ten Scraps of Iron and this one is a rags-to-legend forging story that actually delivers.
He was the boy they laughed at. The one who forged with scraps of iron while the masters used godsteel. They called him a waste of a forge. They said he'd never amount to anything. But he didn't stop. He collected ten scraps of iron. He heated them. He hammered them. And what he forged wasn't a tool. It was a weapon that no godsteel could match.
They mocked him for using trash. Then his blade cut through their masterpieces like paper.
This is peak underdog forging fantasy. If you love stories where the discarded one turns out to be the most gifted of all, watch this.
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00:17Well, Pyrrhus, Hermon's Forge has a rising star now, working for Master Hermroth now,
00:23eh? Must be raking it in. Him? He's nothing but a common hammerhand. I heard he didn't
00:28even qualify for the assessment. Hammerhand. That's what they called me three years ago.
00:33Three years later, nothing's changed.
00:44Two hundred, done. Last month, my brother took down a two-headed wolf with one of these,
00:48didn't even blink. Hermon's blades are worth every coin. You heard the news? Their Master
00:53Derek launched First Light in a single night. Their blades will be going for five hundred
00:57soon. Move along. Can't afford it. Don't block the window. Look at the state of you. You'll
01:03stink my paying customers right out the door.
01:09Two hundred gold, the blade. I forged them. Three years of my life for ten scraps of iron.
01:16Fine. Starting tonight, I'm taking it all back. One blade at a time.
01:30The shop on Market Street, still open. Come see it after sunrise. Though you don't
01:35sound much like a merchant lad. After sunrise, I'll be there. Mind if I ask? What business
01:41are you opening? The forge.
01:43Yes.
02:15Three years over a thousand nights like this one nobody knows where these blades come from
03:01It's just one thing, every single world you live carries some of us's name
03:08An assessment, three years riding this wonder, the master promised he'd put my name forward
03:23Top honors in this year's movement assessment go to...
03:32First light!
03:38That's my fault
03:41From Hermann's forge by...
03:46Gerrick!
03:55A rising star! Hermann's senior apprentice!
03:59They say he designed and forged the blade in a single night! A genius!
04:04A single night, that was three years of my life
04:07Stand back! Authorized entrance only!
04:15Thanks, little brother
04:31Master!
04:34Master, that sword and those designs are mine! You promised to put my name forward!
04:38Three years under my roof, every design and blade made here belongs to this forge
04:42An apprentice holds no mark, I have the final say, that's Gid Law
04:46Pass the fire calling test to mark your name
04:50But an emberless like you, can't even feel forge fire
04:54You'd shame my name
04:56Fine
04:57Then I quit
04:58Pay me three years wages
05:06Three years...
05:07Three years of food, lodging and my teaching
05:08These ten scraps of iron settle your wages
05:11Call it generosity
05:12And you're not leaving yet
05:14Drago ordered thirty blades due in a fortnight
05:17Finish them, I'll consider you for mastery and mark
05:19Walk out now and I'll make sure no one in this city hire you
05:22Not even to mend pots
05:31Master...
05:32You know you forged every best selling blade here
05:35That gold armband
05:36Your new chariot
05:38My hands paid for both
05:40The hands you could worthless
05:42And you've promised me my mark for three years
05:44Enough!
05:45Thirty blades, one fortnight
05:51I'd have scraps of iron
05:52Fine
05:54Then this is my starting stake
06:12Well Pyrrhus
06:13Hermon's forge has a rising star now
06:16Working for master Hermroth now, eh?
06:18Must be raking it in
06:19Him?
06:20Him?
06:21He's nothing but a common hammer hand
06:22I heard he didn't even qualify for the assessment
06:24Hammer hand
06:25That's what they called me three years ago
06:27Three years later
06:29Nothing's changed
06:39Two hundred dust
06:40Two hundred dust
06:40Last month my brother took down a two headed wall
06:42One of these didn't even blink
06:44Herman's blades are worth every coin
06:46Don't lose
06:46We will have asked the very finished first line of a single night
06:49And my blade will be worth five hundred soon
06:52Move along
06:53Can't afford it
06:55Don't lock the window
06:56Look at the state in there
06:57You'll stink my paying dust
06:58It was right out the door
07:04One of them
07:04One of them
07:05Two hundred gold flags
07:06I fooled them
07:07Three years in my life
07:08With intense scraps behind you
07:10I'm fine
07:11Starting tonight I'll take it all back
07:13One blade at a time
07:25The shop on Market Street
07:26Still open
07:27Come see it after sunrise
07:29Though you don't sound much like a merchant lad
07:32After sunrise
07:33I'll be there
07:33Mind if I ask?
07:35What business are you opening?
07:37A forge
07:49You're back
07:50How did the assessment go?
07:53Fine
07:54Father
07:54Your medicine first
08:10What is that?
08:17Three years
08:18Up before dawn
08:19Scarred head to toe
08:20And this is what they pay you?
08:22I'll go and have it out with him myself
08:25Father
08:27Don't
08:27He's not worth it
08:28These ten scraps
08:30I'm keeping them as what to start with
08:32I'm going to
08:33Open my own forge
08:35Good
08:37Good
08:38Those hands of yours
08:40Were never meant to be buried
08:41In another man's back feature
08:42Your father
08:53Message from Master Herman
08:55The forge is to be lit at first light tomorrow
08:56Thirty blades inspected daily
08:58Each day's delay will cost you one scrap of iron
09:00Those were his exact words
09:03The master
09:04The master is entertaining guests
09:06His exact words were
09:07Go tell that grunt
09:08I'm only the messenger
09:11Understood
09:11Go
09:13Go
09:30Master
09:31Do you see?
09:33The boy has grown
09:35Those hands
09:36Just like yours
09:41Today
09:42Today they ground him into the dirt
09:44And this useless old servant
09:46Couldn't protect him
09:47But I haven't forgotten a single word of virtue entrusted to me
09:53Until the fire wakes
09:55Not a soul may know
09:58Those people
09:59They're still hunting for this hammer
10:01Even now
10:03A little longer
10:04Master
10:06Let this old servant hide it for you
10:09Just a few more years
10:14A grunt
10:15So for three years
10:17That was all I was to him
10:18Not even a name
10:19Father's medicine
10:20The shop rent
10:22Three years of work with someone else's name on it
10:25Herman
10:25I'm taking it all back
10:27Piece by piece
10:29I'm taking it all back
10:55Piece by piece
10:55Here up front
10:56Cash only
10:58I'm going to learn something
10:59I can't be done quite today
11:02Give me three months
11:04Then I would pay a full year's rent
11:06With interest
11:07If I fail
11:08I'll take the shop back
11:10And I'll smith through three months for nothing
11:12A little Norris
11:13I'll take this shop
11:14Sixteen gold a month
11:16Half a year in cash
11:17Right here
11:29Who let this beggar in?
11:31He wants to rent a shop
11:33There's a stut on him I can hardly breathe
11:37Sir
11:38That reliquium
11:39How long has it been sealed shut?
11:44Ten years
11:45It was my late wife's reliquium
11:49Every lockspice in the city says forcing it open would destroy it
11:53Why do you ask?
12:22The shop's not for rent
12:23Not to you
12:24Take your money chest and go
12:26Old man!
12:27I'm paying cash!
12:29Money?
12:30I've seen plenty
12:31A true craftsman
12:33Precious few
12:35Three months
12:35We put it in writing
12:37And boy
12:38Don't treat these old eyes wrong
12:40For the first time in my life
12:44The shop's settled
12:46Now
12:47Time to talk all
12:48With that one-eyed giant
13:02For ten years
13:04Every bar of iron Hermon built
13:06Came from my ore
13:07And now one word
13:08And this filth rolls through my gate
13:12Out
13:12Master giant
13:13Business is business
13:14My ore's half the price
13:16And Master Hermon has already signed and sealed the contract
13:19Your starfall copper may be fine ore
13:21But it's priced like it
13:35It's cut with nether silk
13:36Blades made from a break in the first touch of monster blood
13:39Sharp once
13:40Broken the next
13:42Use it for those thirty army blades
13:43And you're trading thirty guardsmen's lives for a few coins
13:46My man
13:47The grunt knows so much
13:49A man who pays
13:51Ask the price
13:52Not how many men die
13:58Ten years
13:59You were the one receiving my ore at Hermon's
14:02He only ever signed
14:03So boy
14:04You didn't come today to run his errands
14:06I'm opening my own forge
14:07I cannot put down a single vic
14:09But I want your finest starfall copper
14:11Put it on my account
14:12And I will repay you double
14:15Men who can look at ore
14:16This city's full of them
14:18Men who can listen to it
14:19In fifty years I've never met one
14:21Go on
14:22Tell me if it's asleep
14:43Oh dear
14:44My best star on cover
14:46Reserved for me
14:47Better to deal with me
14:48You're master
14:50I'm a host
14:53Cyclops eye never stays out
14:55I'm a fan of Mitsu
14:57Bloodlines fire
14:58And it wasn't meant to have died out than a couple years ago
15:01I'm a fan of Mitsu
15:05You're a fan of Mitsu
15:09You're a fan of Mitsu
15:11I'm a fan of Mitsu
15:12You're a fan of Mitsu
15:12You're a fan of Mitsu
15:18I knew it. They brought that nether sun war.
15:26Master Derek, the Erling Blade of House Serena. I ask only that you examine it. The soul room is broken.
15:32I can pay. Installments collateral.
15:34You again. What is this, the seventh time? Listen well. A broken soul room. Pythagoras himself can step down from
15:42Olympus and not mend it. Sell your fallen house a scrap while he can still buy medicine.
15:47Scrap metal? When my grandfather carried this sword on the northern wall, certain masters here were still shooing horses.
16:05Well, well, the grunt. What, come to your senses? Go on in. The forge is waiting for you. Crawl in
16:11on your knees. Master might even toss you a meal.
16:17This sword can still be saved.
16:23You, Mender's soul roomed. Something no master smith in the entire guild dares touch. Ruin the heirloom of a knightly
16:28house. And how will you pay for it? With your life?
16:31If you trust me, bring it to me in ten days.
16:35If not, forget we ever met.
16:47Seventeen forges. Three master smiths. They all said the same thing. A broken soul room stays broken. What makes you
16:51different?
16:53They're not wrong. Once a room breaks, it cannot be mended.
16:56But your sword? The room broke. The soul did not.
17:00It's still ringing. When I touched it just now, it felt like it still refused to sleep.
17:06Which forge are you with, anyway?
17:09In ten days, you'll know.
17:11East end of Market Street, the shop with a black door.
17:14Bring the sword, and you need not beg anyone else again.
17:17East end of Market Street, the house with a box queen.
17:27Great представ clуль, where they came from.
17:28Find out who that grunt has been meeting these past few days.
17:31One more thing
17:34Tell Master
17:35I found our serving boy for the Celebration Feast
17:38Have him come
17:40Wait on me
17:41In front of every Guild Dignitarian
17:53Out of regard of your years together
17:55Master Herman invites you to Master Derek's Celebration Feast
18:00His exact words were
18:01Before the Guild's Dignitaries
18:03I will see that you are treated properly
18:10All this sudden kindness
18:12They're up to something
18:13Don't go
18:14I know they're up to something
18:16That's exactly why I'm going
18:17I want to see what he's playing at
18:20And I need to know how badly Draco's order has been compromised
18:29Master Herman's instructions
18:31Your dignity tonight
18:32Begins with holding this tray steady
18:36The man holding the tray
18:37Is every work and every table
18:39Master Herman's too kind
18:40Giving an endless free food and hoard for three years
18:42If you ask me
18:43A dog's a better bargain
18:45At least a dog guards the door
18:46A dog's a squawk
18:53Keep away from the steward
18:55If that stench reaches him
18:56How will you answer for it?
18:57Thirty-year cretin vintage
18:59One stick is worth half a year of outrageous
19:01Oh wait
19:02No rages
19:04How many scraps of iron was it again?
19:14And now
19:15The successor to First Light
19:17My own design
19:19Three-stage tempering
19:21Twin Ridge Binding Room
19:23When it leaves the forge
19:25The world gets another masterpiece
19:28The third tempering room
19:29It's drawn backwards
19:31Forge it from this design
19:32And it will shatter the day it leaves the album
19:34To the end
19:36Ha ha ha ha! The serving boy lectures us on tempering runes. Hermann, your servant, seems like quite the entertainment.
19:44Nonsense! A madman's babble! Someone take him out! He's had too much to drink!
20:00I invited you tonight to give you a way out. I will pretend I never heard what you said. Finish
20:05the order and I'll see to your master and mark.
20:08Three years. I could recite this speech in my sleep. I'll think about it.
20:19The Centurion's thirty rune blades delivered within the fortnight. Every single one. My own hand of work. Your hand of
20:33work? Good. Then let Centurion Draco inspect your hand of work. Personally.
20:49That grunt! Three days! And he has not answered the crystal once! The inspection is in a full night!
20:58Why worry, master? Where's he going to run? His sick old man's medicine can't skip a day. By month's end
21:04hunger will have him crawling back to the forge.
21:07Come, come, come. A goldsmith is set up at the market below. You have to see this.
21:22Excellent taste, gentlemen. Pure cast gold, gemstone, hour marks, 280,000 gold. The only one on the continent.
21:31280,000? That's a whole season of the forge's earnings! Master, put the grunt at work for two more months
21:36and it pays for itself. He eats scraps of iron, remember?
21:40Ha! True enough! Buy it! Once the apprentice had learned every trick he knows, out he goes.
21:57Pyrrhus, your license is approved. Under city statute, the holder may establish a forge, take apprentice, and strike his own
22:05maker's mark on his work, and is fully responsible for it.
22:10Well, isn't this the serving boy from the feast? The guild licenses stones now? Opening a forge, are you? What
22:16will you make? Nails?
22:31The last man in the city who dares touch this sword. And his workshop has no roof. How should I
22:38feel?
22:39Honored. The roof comes in three days. It's not the move the sword is waiting for, it's the fire. And
22:44you came. And you two trust me.
22:50Dirty silver. It's all house siren and rays. I know that won't cover it. Our shop supplies quenching oils and
22:55enchanting herbs to every forge in the city. I can pay you in goods. Ten years, twenty, I'll repay every
23:00coin.
23:10Dirty silver. Tell me about it.
23:14Dirty silver. Its name is Dawnkeeper. It was my grandfather's. A knight's soul wrought blade. He carried it for twenty
23:20years in the northern war.
23:21Dirty silver. They said when the sentire war going found it, Dawnkeeper was always the first light to rise. Then
23:29grandfather fell, and our house fell with him. Most of the estate is mortgaged. Everyone told me to melt the
23:35sword down for coin.
23:36Dirty silver. As long as his sword endures, house siren has not knelt.
23:48Dirty silver. Did it just glow?
23:52Dirty silver.
23:52It never slept. I told you the rune broke. That Sol did not.
23:58Put your money away. I'll take the sword. If I fail I'll forge you a new one. If I succeed,
24:04you decide what the work is worth.
24:09The rune runs deep into the steel, and I can't see where it turns. What the eye can't see,
24:14the hand can't mend, how did they do this 300 years ago?
24:26Come home, there's something, it's time you had it.
24:30No!
24:42Father, that's it.
24:44Hand something for me.
24:47I heard your forge is nearly built.
24:51Almost.
24:53On opening day, I want you to light the first fire.
24:55Good, good.
24:56A smith setting up his own forge needs a hammer of his own.
25:00Not rented, not borrowed, not given, handed down.
25:19This was your father's.
25:21I have kept it for 20 years.
25:24Now, it's going home.
25:27My father.
25:29Who was he?
25:32No smith ever had cleaner hands.
25:36Worthless people.
25:40No more Christians.
25:42When the fire wakes, it will tell you.
25:46When the fire wakes, it will tell you.
26:10It woke.
26:12It woke.
26:14It woke.
26:15That's all that matters.
26:20Take these, and start your forge.
26:24Go.
26:24Light your fire.
26:26You're gonna.
26:32You're gonna.
26:33Come on.
26:33I'm gonna.
26:34The hammer is low.
26:36You're gonna be able to seize it.
26:39No.
26:40No.
26:42No.
26:45No.
26:53No.
26:54No.
26:55No.
26:57It's alright.
26:58It's alright.
26:59It's alright.
27:18The coin isn't enough.
27:20No coin.
27:21I cannot take this coin.
27:24The copper is a gift.
27:25Something for your first fire.
27:28I can't accept that.
27:30We agreed to put it on my account.
27:31Take it!
27:33Go forge your sword tonight, boy.
27:36Some deaths are not measured in coin.
27:57Tonight, I reforge Dawnkeeper.
27:59You should be here.
28:01This sword is your family's soul.
28:15I've been waiting for my ride for you.
28:16I've been waiting for you.
28:30Shop on my pubệnhers.
28:30Go, go, go.
28:42Grandfather, look. It's shining. Dawnkeeper is seven years. They all said it was impossible.
28:48Who are you, really?
28:50The sword myth.
28:52No. The city is full of swordsmiths. But Dawnkeeper, Dawnkeeper knows you.
29:03Let that fire again. First the heat, then the winged hammer signal. Now even soul runes answer to his hammer.
29:13Master, your fire still lives in this world.
29:30It's impossible.
29:52Well, Pyrrhus. Hermon's forge has a rising star now. Working for Master Hermroth now, eh? Must be raking it in.
29:59Him? He's nothing but a common hammerhand. I heard he didn't even qualify for the assessment.
30:05Hammerhand. That's what they called me three years ago. Three years later, nothing's changed.
30:11All right, three shots, eh?
30:18Two hundred. Done. Last month, my brother took down a two-headed wolf with one of these. Didn't even blink.
30:24Hermann's blades are worth every coin.
30:25You heard the news? Their master Derek forged first light in a single night. Their blades will be going for
30:31five hundred soon.
30:32Move along. Can't afford it. Don't block the window. Look at the state of you. You'll stink my paying customers
30:38right out the door.
30:44Two hundred gold. I thought three years of my life was ten scraps of life.
30:50Fine. It started tonight. Take him to a block. One blade at a time.
31:05The shop on Market Street is still open. Come see it after sunrise. Though you don't sound much like a
31:11merchant there.
31:12After sunrise, I'll be there. Mind if I ask? What business are you okay?
31:17The furniture.
31:17The furniture.
31:18The furniture.
31:22The furniture.
31:50Three years, over a thousand nights like this one.
31:53Nobody knows where these blades come from, but anyone who swung one knows this much, but they
32:16kill monsters.
32:35There's just one thing.
32:37Every single blade carries someone else's name.
32:43Assessment day.
32:44Three years, all riding on this one day.
32:48Master promised he'd put my name forward.
32:57Top honours in this year's open assessment go to...
33:06First Light!
33:12That's my sword.
33:15From Hermann's Forge, by...
33:30A rising star!
33:32Hermann's senior apprentice!
33:33They say he designed and forged the blade in a single night!
33:37A genius!
33:38A single night?
33:40That was three years of my life.
33:42Stand back!
33:43Authorised entrance only!
34:08Master.
34:09That sword and those designs are mine.
34:12You promised to put my name forward.
34:13Three years under my roof.
34:14Every design and blade made here belongs to this forge.
34:17An apprentice holds no mark.
34:18I have the final say.
34:19That's Gid Law.
34:20Pass the fire calling test to mark your name.
34:24But an emberless like you can't even feel forge fire.
34:28You'd shame my name.
34:30Fine.
34:32Then I quit.
34:33Then I quit.
34:33Pay me three years' wages.
34:40Three years for your acknowledging and my teaching.
34:43These ten scraps of iron, some of your wages will call the generosity.
34:47You're not leaving yet.
34:49Drag your board of thirty players to your forehead.
34:51Finish them in Arkansas for mastery to mark.
34:54You'll come now and I'll make sure that one of you is sitting high,
34:57but not even too many hearts.
34:58If you have given them of your hate,
35:01you have taken them off,
35:03and you have given them of your damage.
35:03I have fallen from the end of my life.
35:07You've never forged any rest of the blade head.
35:10I'm going on that.
35:11You chariot.
35:13My hands pay for both.
35:15The hands you call worthless.
35:17And you've promised me my mark for three years.
35:19ENOUGH!
35:20Thirty blades!
35:21One fortnight!
35:46Well, Pyrrhus, Hermann's Forge has a rising star now.
35:50Working for Master Hermrott now, eh? Must be raking it in.
35:54Him? He's nothing but a common hammerhand.
35:57I heard he didn't even qualify for the assessment.
36:00Hammerhand. That's what they called me three years ago.
36:02Three years later, nothing's changed.
36:13Two hundred. Done.
36:15Last month, my brother took down a two-headed wolf with one of these, didn't even blink.
36:18Hermann's blades are worth every coin.
36:20You heard the news? Their Master Derek forged First Light in a single night.
36:24Their blades will be going for five hundred soon.
36:27Move along! Can't afford it, don't block the window.
36:30Look at the state of you. You'll stink my paying customers right out the door.
36:38Two hundred golden blade. I forged them. Three years of my life with ten scraps of iron.
36:45Fine. Starting tonight, I'm taking it all back. One blade at a time.
37:00The shop on Market Street? Still open. Come see it after sunrise.
37:04Though you don't sound much like a merchant, lad.
37:06After sunrise, I'll be there.
37:08Mind if I ask? What business are you opening?
37:11A forge.
37:23You're back. How did the assessment go?
37:28Fine. Father, your medicine first.
37:45What is that?
37:51Three years. Up before dawn. Scarred head to toe. And this is what they pay you? I'll go and have
37:57it out with him myself.
38:00Father, don't. He's not worth it.
38:04These ten scraps, I'm keeping them as what to start with.
38:07I'm going to open my own forge.
38:11Good. Good.
38:13Those hands of yours were never meant to be buried in another man's back feature. Your father...
38:28Message from Master Herman. The forge is to be lit at first light tomorrow. Thirty blades inspected daily. Each day's
38:33delay will cost you one scrap of iron.
38:35Those were his exact words.
38:38The master, the master is entertaining guests. His exact words were. Go tell that grunt. I'm only the messenger.
38:45Understood. Go.
39:04The master, you sleep. The boy has grown... those hands, just like yours.
39:15Today they ground him into the dirt, and this useless old servant couldn't protect him.
39:22But I haven't forgotten a single word of what you entrusted to me.
39:28Until the fire wakes, not a soul may know.
39:32Those people, they're still hunting for this hammer, even now.
39:37A little longer, Master. Let this old servant hide it for you. Just a few more years.
39:48A grunt. So for three years that was all I was to him, not even a name.
39:54Father's medicine. The shop rent. Three years of work with someone else's name on it.
39:59Herman. I'm taking it all back, piece by piece.
40:18Mercenaries Hall out the front door. The Grand Market on your left.
40:23Guard barracks down the street. Every blade sold in this city passes right here.
40:28Fifteen gold a month. One year up front. Cash only.
40:34Sir, I can't put down a coin today. Give me three months. Then I will pay a full year's rent
40:40with interest.
40:42If I fail, take the shop back and I'll smith for you three months for nothing.
40:47Old Doris. I'll take this shop. Sixteen gold a month. Half a year in cash. Right here.
41:04You let this bregger in. He wants to rent a shop. The stut on him I can hardly breathe.
41:11Sir, that reliquium. How long has it been sealed shut?
41:18Ten years. It was my late wife's reliquium.
41:23Every lockspice in the city says forcing it open would destroy it. Why do you ask?
41:56The shop's not for rent. Not to you.
41:59Take your money chest and go. Old man! I'm paying cash!
42:03Money? I've seen plenty. A true craftsman. Precious few.
42:09Three months. We put it in writing. And boy, don't prove these old eyes wrong for the first time in
42:16my life.
42:19The shop's settled. Now, time to talk ore with that one-eyed giant.
42:37For ten years, every bar of iron from my building came from my ore.
42:41And now one word, and this filth rolls through my gate.
42:46Master giant, business is business. Mile was half the price, and Master Herman was already signed and sealed the contract.
42:54Your scarf or copper may be fine ore, but it's price-like it.
43:09It's covered nether, sir. The blades made from a break at the first touch of monster blood.
43:14Sharp once, broken the next. Use it for those thirty army blades, and you're trading thirty guardsman's lives for a
43:19few bonds.
43:21My, my. The grunt knows so much. The man who pays asks for the price, but not how many men
43:28die.
43:33Ten years. You were the one receiving my ore and earnings. He only ever signed.
43:38He was a boy who didn't come today to run his errands.
43:41I'm opening my own forge. I cannot put down a single vic, but I want your finest staff on common.
43:46Put it on my account, and I will repay you double.
43:50Men who can look at ore? This city's full of them. Men who can listen to it.
43:54In fifty years, I've never met one. Go on. Tell me if it's asleep.
44:17Deal. My best star all copper. Reserved for you. Better to deal with you than with your master.
44:27The cyclops eye never mistakes heat. Impossible. That bloodline's fire. Wasn't it meant to have died out three hundred years
44:35ago?
44:52I knew it. They bought that nether some more.
45:00Master Derek. The heirloom blade of House Serena. I ask only that you examine it.
45:05The soul room is broken. I can pay. Installments, collateral...
45:09You again. What is this, the seventh time? Listen well. A broken soul room.
45:15Hefegros himself can step down from Olympus and not mend it. Sell your fallen house a scrap while it can
45:20still buy medicine.
45:22Scrap metal? When my grandfather carried this sword on the northern wall, certain masters here were still shooing horses.
45:39Well, well, the grunt. What, come to your senses? Go on in. The forge is waiting for you. Crawl in
45:45on your knees. Master might even toss you a meal.
45:51This sword can still be saved.
45:57You! Mend a soul root. Something no master smith in the entire guild dares touch. Ruin the heirloom of a
46:03knightly house. And how will you pay for it? With your life?
46:05If you trust me, bring it to me in ten days. If not, forget we ever met.
46:21Seventeen forges. Three mastersmiths. They all said the same thing. A broken soul rune stays broken. What makes you different?
46:27They're not wrong. Once a rune breaks, it cannot be mended. But your sword? The rune broke. The soul did
46:34not. It's still ringing.
46:36When I touched it just now, I felt like it still refused to sleep. Which sword are you with, anyway?
46:43In ten days, you're fine. East end of Market Street was shot with a black door. Bring the sword. You
46:49need not beg anyone else again.
46:50We did not beg anyone else. How would you turn into theForce?
47:09I found our servant boy for the Celebration Feast. Have you come?
47:15And wait on me in front of every guild dignitaria.
47:18How do you feel?
47:25How do you feel?
47:28How do you feel?
47:29Out of regard, who appears to be a doctor,
47:30Martin and Herman invites you to Pastor Derek's Celebration Feast.
47:34His exact words were,
47:36before the guild's dignitaries, I will see that you are treated properly.
47:44All this sudden kindness. They're up to something. Don't go.
47:49I know they're up to something. That's exactly why I'm going.
47:52I want to see what he's playing at.
47:55And I need to know how badly Draco's order has been compromised.
48:04Master Herman's instructions, your dignity tonight, begins with holding this tray steady.
48:10The man holding the tray hears every word at every table.
48:13Master Herman's too kind, giving an emberless free food and board for three years.
48:17If you ask me, a dog's a better bargain. At least a dog guards the door.
48:27God, the stork! Keep away from the steward. If that stench reaches him, how will you answer for it?
48:32Thirty year Cretan vintage. One sit is worth half a year of your wages.
48:36Oh wait, your wages.
48:39How many scraps of iron was it again?
48:49And now, the successor to First Light, my own design.
48:54Three stage tempering, twin ridge binding room.
48:58When it leaves the forge, the world gets another masterpiece.
49:03The third tempering room. It's drawn backwards.
49:06Forge it from this design and it will shatter the day it leaves the anvil.
49:10Ha ha ha ha! The serving boy lectures us on tempering rooms?
49:15Hermann, your servants have done quite the entertainment.
49:18Nonsense! A madman's babble! Someone take him out! He's had too much to drink!
49:34I invited you tonight to give you a way out. I will pretend I never heard what you said. Finish
49:40the order and I'll see to your master and mark.
49:43For three years, I could recite the speech in my sleep. I'll think about it.
49:54The centurion's thirty rune blades delivered within the fortnight.
50:01Every single one. My own hand of work. Your hand of work? Good. Then let Centurion Draco inspect your hand
50:11of work. Personally.
50:23That grunt! Three days! And he has not answered the crystal once! The inspection is in a fortnight!
50:32Why worry, master? Where's he going to run? This sick old man's medicine can't skip a day. By months' end,
50:39hunger will have him crawling back to the forge.
50:42Come, come, come. The goldsmiths are set up in the market alone. You have to see this.
50:56You will take, gentlemen. Pure cast gold gemstone hour marks 280,000 gold. The only one on the continent.
51:04What? 280,000? That's a whole season of the forge's earnings! Master.
51:09Put the grunt to work for two million months and he pays for himself. He'd scraps of iron on them.
51:14Ha! True enough! Buy it! Once the apprentice had learned every trick he knows, out he goes.
51:32Pyrrhus, your license is approved. Under city statute, the holder may establish a forge, take apprentice, and strike his own
51:40maker's mark on his work, and is fully responsible for it.
51:45Well, isn't this the serving boy from the feast? The guild licenses stones now? Opening a forge, are you? What
51:51will you make? Nails?
52:06The last man in the city who dares touch this sword. And his workshop has no roof. Should I feel...honored?
52:14The roof comes in three days. It's not the roof the sword is waiting for, it's the fire. And you
52:19came. That means you trust me.
52:24Thirty silver. It's all how Siron can raise, I know that won't cover it. Our shop supplies quenching oils and
52:30enchanting herbs to every forge in the city. I can pay you in goods. Ten years, twenty, I'll repay every
52:35coin.
52:45Tell me about it.
52:48Its name is Dawnkeeper. It was my grandfather's. A knight's soul-rot blade. He carried it for twenty years on
52:55the Northern War.
52:58They said when the Centaur Warbone sounded, Dawnkeeper was always the first light to rise. Then Grandfather fell, and our
53:05house fell with him.
53:06Most of the estate is mortgaged. Everyone told me to melt the sword down for coin.
53:13As long as his sword endures, House Siren has not knelt.
53:23It...did it just glow?
53:26It never slept. I told you the rune broke, but Sol did not.
53:32Put your money away. I'll take the sword. If I fail, I'll forge you a new one. If I succeed,
53:38you decide what your work is worth.
53:44The rune runs deep into the steel. I can't see where it turns. What the eye can't see, the hand
53:49can't mend.
53:51How did they do this three hundred years ago?
54:01Come home. There's something. It's time you had it.
54:04Come home.
54:16Father, your note said you had something for me.
54:21I heard your forge is nearly built.
54:26Almost. On opening day, I want you to light the first fire.
54:30Good. Good. A smith setting up his own forge needs a hammer for his own.
54:35Not rented. Not borrowed. Not given. Handed down.
54:38I never felt знаешь a hammer.
54:43What are you doing?
54:48How could you tell?
54:54I'm not Yep, okay.
54:54I wish I could tell you.
54:55For this, your father's...
54:56I have kept it for 20 years.
54:58Now, it's going over.
55:02My father, my father.
55:03I was not saying no.
55:07No smith ever had cleaner hands, who are those people?
55:15No more Christians, when the fire wakes in the tent.
55:33Just now...
55:34I saw it.
55:37The casting flaws in the common part.
55:40The crack inside the door vault.
55:42Father, this hammer.
55:43There's a spirit in it.
55:46It woke. It woke.
55:49That's all that matters.
55:55Take these and start your forge.
55:58Go, light your fire.
56:07Master, the hammer is home.
56:11The road ahead is his now.
56:31So that's how the room closes.
56:53The coin isn't enough.
56:56I cannot take this coin.
56:58The copper is a gift.
57:00Something for your first fire.
57:03I can't accept that.
57:04We agreed to put it on my account.
57:06Take it!
57:08Go forge your sword tonight, boy.
57:10Some debts are not measured in coin.
57:31Tonight, I re-forge Dawn Keeper.
57:33You should be here.
57:35The source of your family's soul.
58:02You should be here.
58:03You should be here.
58:13I can't believe it.
58:16Father, look.
58:18It's shining.
58:19Dawn Keeper has seven years.
58:20They all said it was impossible.
58:22Who are you, really?
58:25Sword myth.
58:26No. The city is full of swordsmiths. But Dawnkeeper, Dawnheeper knows you.
58:38Let fire again, frozen in it. Then the winged hammer simmer. Now even the sword moves answer to his hammer.
58:48Master, your fire still moves in this world.
59:03That's impossible.
59:06That's impossible.
59:12That's impossible.
59:13That's impossible.
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