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Called “Emberless,” Pyrrhos is mocked for failing to feel forge fire—even after spending three years creating the guild’s greatest runeblade. 💔 When his master steals his design and pays him with ten rusted scraps, Pyrrhos walks away. But a golden flame awakens in his hands, revealing a bloodline tied to Hephaestus and the legendary Godslayer. 🔥⚒️
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Called “Emberless,” Pyrrhos is mocked for failing to feel forge fire—even after spending three years creating the guild’s greatest runeblade. 💔 When his master steals his design and pays him with ten rusted scraps, Pyrrhos walks away. But a golden flame awakens in his hands, revealing a bloodline tied to Hephaestus and the legendary Godslayer. 🔥⚒️
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00:00:05Two hundred. Done.
00:00:07Last month, my brother took down a two-headed wolf with one of these.
00:00:10Didn't even blink.
00:00:10Herman's blades are worth every coin.
00:00:12You heard the news?
00:00:13Their master Derek forged first light in a single night.
00:00:16Their blades will be going for five hundred soon.
00:00:19Move along.
00:00:20Can't afford it. Don't block the window.
00:00:23Look at the state of you.
00:00:24You'll stink my paying customers right out the door.
00:00:31Two hundred gold a blade.
00:00:33I forged them.
00:00:34Three years of my life for ten scraps of iron.
00:00:37Fine.
00:00:38Starting tonight, I'm taking it all back.
00:00:41One blade at a time.
00:00:51The shop on Market Street?
00:00:53Still open.
00:00:54Come see it after sunrise.
00:00:56Though you don't sound much like a merchant, lad.
00:00:58After sunrise.
00:01:00I'll be there.
00:01:00Mind if I ask?
00:01:02What business are you opening?
00:01:04A forge.
00:01:05A forge.
00:01:22A forge.
00:01:25A依 ha.
00:01:25A forge.
00:01:27A forge.
00:01:37Three years, over a thousand nights like this one, nobody knows where these blades come from.
00:02:00But everyone who swung one knows this much, they kill monsters.
00:02:22There's just one thing, every single blade carries someone else's name.
00:02:30Assessment day. Three years, all riding on this one day. Master promised he'd put my name forward.
00:02:44Top honours in this year's open assessment go to...
00:02:53First light!
00:02:59That's my sword?
00:03:02From Hermon's forge, by...
00:03:07Jarek!
00:03:17A rising star! Hermon's senior apprentice!
00:03:20They say he designed and forged the blade in a single night! A genius!
00:03:25A single night? That was three years of my life.
00:03:29Stand back! Authorised entries only!
00:03:36Thanks, little brother.
00:03:53Master, that sword and those designs are mine.
00:03:58You promised to put my name forward.
00:04:00Three years under my roof.
00:04:01Every design and blade made here belongs to this forge.
00:04:04An apprentice holds no mark. I have the final say. That's Gid Law.
00:04:07Pass the fire calling test to mark your name.
00:04:11But an Emberless like you can't even feel forge fire.
00:04:15You'd shame my name.
00:04:17Fine.
00:04:19Then I quit.
00:04:20Pay me three years' wages.
00:04:27Three years of food, lodging and my teaching.
00:04:30These ten scraps of iron settle your wages.
00:04:33Call it generosity.
00:04:34And you're not leaving yet.
00:04:36Drago ordered thirty blades due in a fortnight.
00:04:38Finish them and I'll consider you for mastery and mark.
00:04:41Walk out now and I'll make sure no one in this city hire you, not even to mend pots.
00:04:53Master, you know who forged every best-selling blade here?
00:04:57That gold armband?
00:04:58Your new chariot?
00:05:00My hands paid for both.
00:05:02The hands you call worthless.
00:05:03And you've promised me my mark for three years.
00:05:06Enough!
00:05:07Thirty blades!
00:05:08One fortnight!
00:05:12Ten scraps of iron.
00:05:14Fine.
00:05:15Then this is my starting stake.
00:05:33Well, Pyrrhus, Hermon's forge has a rising star now.
00:05:37Working for Master Hermrott now, eh?
00:05:39Must be raking it in.
00:05:41Him?
00:05:42He's nothing but a common hammerhand.
00:05:44I heard he didn't even qualify for the assessment.
00:05:46Hammerhand.
00:05:47That's what they called me three years ago.
00:05:49Three years later.
00:05:51Nothing's changed.
00:06:00Two hundred. Done.
00:06:01Last month my brother took down a two-headed wolf with one of these.
00:06:04Didn't even blink.
00:06:05Hermon's blades are worth every coin.
00:06:07You heard the news.
00:06:08Their Master Derek forged first light in a single night.
00:06:11Their blades will be going for five hundred soon.
00:06:14Move along.
00:06:15Can't afford it.
00:06:16Don't block the window.
00:06:17Look at the state of you.
00:06:19You'll stink my paying customers right out the door.
00:06:25Two hundred gold a blade.
00:06:27I forged them.
00:06:29Three years of my life for ten scraps of iron.
00:06:32Fine.
00:06:33Starting tonight, I'm taking it all back.
00:06:36One blade at a time.
00:06:46The shop on Market Street?
00:06:48Still open.
00:06:49Come see it after sunrise.
00:06:51Though you don't sound much like a merchant lad.
00:06:53After sunrise, I'll be there.
00:06:55Mind if I ask?
00:06:56What business are you opening?
00:06:58A forge.
00:07:00A forge.
00:07:10You're back.
00:07:12How did the assessment go?
00:07:14Fine.
00:07:16Father, your medicine first.
00:07:31What is that?
00:07:38Three years.
00:07:39Up before dawn.
00:07:41Scarred head to toe.
00:07:42And this is what they pay you?
00:07:43I'll go and have it out with him myself.
00:07:47Father.
00:07:48Don't.
00:07:49He's not worth it.
00:07:50These ten scraps, I'm keeping them as what to start with.
00:07:53I'm going to open my own forge.
00:07:57Good.
00:07:58Good.
00:08:00Those hands of yours were never meant to be buried in another man's back feature.
00:08:04Your father...
00:08:15Message from Master Herman.
00:08:16The forge is to be lit at first light tomorrow.
00:08:18Thirty blades inspected daily.
00:08:20Each day's delay will cost you one scrap of iron.
00:08:22Those were his exact words.
00:08:25The master...
00:08:26The master is entertaining guests.
00:08:27His exact words were...
00:08:29Go tell that grunt.
00:08:30I'm only the messenger.
00:08:32Understood.
00:08:34Go.
00:08:51Master, do you see?
00:08:54The boy has grown.
00:08:57Those hands just like yours.
00:09:03Today they ground him into the dirt and this useless old servant couldn't protect him.
00:09:09But I haven't forgotten a single word of what you entrusted to me.
00:09:15Until the fire wakes, not a soul may know.
00:09:19Those people, they're still hunting for this hammer, even now.
00:09:24A little longer, Master.
00:09:27Let this old servant hide it for you.
00:09:30Just a few more years.
00:09:35A grunt.
00:09:37So for three years that was all I was to him, not even a name.
00:09:40Father's medicine.
00:09:42The shop rent.
00:09:43Three years of work with someone else's name on it.
00:09:46Herman.
00:09:47I'm taking it all back.
00:09:49Piece by piece.
00:10:05Mercenaries hall out the front door.
00:10:07The grand market on your left.
00:10:09Guard barracks down the street.
00:10:11Every blade sold in this city passes right here.
00:10:15Fifteen gold a month.
00:10:16One year up front.
00:10:18Cash only.
00:10:20Sir, I can't put down a coin today.
00:10:24Give me three months.
00:10:26Then I will pay a full year's rent with interest.
00:10:29If I fail, take the shop back and I'll smith for you three months for nothing.
00:10:33Old Doris.
00:10:35Old Doris.
00:10:35I'll take this shop.
00:10:36Sixteen gold a month.
00:10:38Half a year in cash.
00:10:39Right here.
00:10:51Who let this bregger in?
00:10:52He wants to rent a shop.
00:10:54The stut on him I can hardly breathe.
00:10:58Sir, that reliquium.
00:11:00How long has it been sealed shut?
00:11:05Ten years.
00:11:07It was my late wife's reliquium.
00:11:10Every lockspice in the city says forcing it open would destroy it.
00:11:14Why do you ask?
00:11:43The shop's not for rent.
00:11:45Not to you.
00:11:46Take your money chest and go.
00:11:48Old man!
00:11:49I'm paying cash!
00:11:50Money?
00:11:51I've seen plenty.
00:11:53A true craftsman.
00:11:54Precious few.
00:11:56Three months.
00:11:57We put it in writing.
00:11:59And boy, don't prove these old eyes wrong for the first time in my life.
00:12:06The shop's settled.
00:12:08Now, time to talk awe with that one-eyed giant.
00:12:23For ten years, every bar of iron Hermann built came from my ore.
00:12:28And now one word, and this filth rolls through my gate!
00:12:33Master giant, business is business.
00:12:36My ore's half the price, and Master Hermann has already signed and sealed the contract.
00:12:41Your starfall copper may be fine ore, but it's priced like it.
00:12:56It's cut with nether sealed.
00:12:58Blades made from it break at the first touch of monster blood.
00:13:01Sharp once, broken the next.
00:13:03Use it for those thirty army blades and you're trading thirty guardsmen's lives for a few coins.
00:13:07Hmph.
00:13:08My, my.
00:13:09A grunt he knows so much.
00:13:11The man who pays asks the price, not how many men die.
00:13:20Ten years.
00:13:21You were the one receiving my ore at Hermann's.
00:13:23He only ever signed.
00:13:25So boy, you didn't come today to run his errands.
00:13:27I'm opening my own forge.
00:13:29I cannot put down a single vic.
00:13:31But I want your finest starfark copper.
00:13:33Put it on my account and I will repay you double.
00:13:36Men who can look at ore?
00:13:38This city's full of them.
00:13:40Men who can listen to it.
00:13:41In fifty years, I've never met one.
00:13:43Go on.
00:13:44Tell me if it's asleep.
00:14:04Deal.
00:14:05My best starfark copper.
00:14:08Reserved for you.
00:14:09Better to deal with you than with your master.
00:14:13A cyclops eye never mistakes heat.
00:14:16Impossible.
00:14:18That bloodline's fire.
00:14:20Wasn't it meant to have died out three hundred years ago?
00:14:23No.
00:14:24No.
00:14:24No.
00:14:25No.
00:14:27No.
00:14:27No.
00:14:29No.
00:14:32No.
00:14:33No.
00:14:34No!
00:14:37No!
00:14:39I knew it!
00:14:40They bought that Nether-Sum ore!
00:14:47Master Derrick.
00:14:48The heirloom blade of House Serena.
00:14:50I ask only that you examine it.
00:14:52The Sol rune is broken.
00:14:53I can pay.
00:14:55Installments, collateral, anything-
00:14:56You again.
00:14:56What is this, the seventh time? Listen well. A broken soul rune. Hephegros himself could step down from Olympus and
00:15:04not mend it. Sell your fallen house's scrap while it can still buy medicine.
00:15:09Scrap metal? When my grandfather carried this sword on the northern wall, certain masters here were still shooing horses.
00:15:26Well, well, the grunt. What, come to your senses? Go on in, the forge is waiting for you. Crawl in
00:15:32on your knees. Master might even toss you a meal.
00:15:38This sword can still be saved.
00:15:44You, Mender's soul root. Something no master smith in the entire guild dares touch. Ruin the heirloom of a knightly
00:15:50house. And how will you pay for it? With your life?
00:15:52If you trust me, bring it to me in ten days.
00:15:56If not, forget we ever met.
00:16:08Seventeen forges. Three master smiths. They all said the same thing. A broken soul rune stays broken. What makes you
00:16:13different?
00:16:14They're not wrong. Once a rune breaks, it cannot be mended.
00:16:18But your sword? The rune broke. The soul did not.
00:16:22It's still ringing. When I touched it just now, it felt like it still refused to sleep.
00:16:27Which forge are you with, anyway?
00:16:30In ten days, you'll know.
00:16:32East end of Market Street, the shop with the black door.
00:16:35Bring the sword, and you need not beg anyone else again.
00:16:49Find out who that grunt has been meeting these past few days.
00:16:52And one more thing.
00:16:55Tell master, I found our serving boy for the celebration feast.
00:17:00East. Have him come, and wait on me, in front of every guild dignitary.
00:17:15Out of regard of your years together, master Herman invites you to master Derek's celebration feast.
00:17:20East. His exact words were, before the guild's dignitaries, I will see that you are treated properly.
00:17:31All this sudden kindness. They're up to something. Don't go.
00:17:36I know they're up to something. That's exactly why I'm going.
00:17:39I want to see what he's playing at.
00:17:41And I need to know how badly Draco's order has been compromised.
00:17:51Master Herman's instructions, your dignity tonight, begins with holding this tray steady.
00:17:57The man holding the tray hears every word at every table.
00:18:00Master Herman's too kind, giving an emberless free food and board for three years.
00:18:04If you ask me, a dog's a better bargain. At least a dog guards the door.
00:18:14God's the stop. Keep away from the steward. If that stench reaches him, how will you answer for it?
00:18:19Thirty-year Cretan vintage. One sip is worth half a year of your wages.
00:18:23Oh wait, your wages.
00:18:25How many scraps of iron was it again?
00:18:35And now, the successor to First Light.
00:18:39My own design.
00:18:41Three-stage tempering.
00:18:43Twin Ridge binding rune.
00:18:45When it leaves the forge, the world gets another masterpiece.
00:18:49The third tempering rune.
00:18:51It's drawn backwards.
00:18:53Forge it from this design and it will shatter the day it leaves the anvil.
00:18:59The serving boy lectures us on tempering runes?
00:19:02Herman, your servants are quite the entertainment.
00:19:05Nonsense! A madman's babble!
00:19:07Someone take him out! He's had too much to drink!
00:19:21I invited you tonight to give you a way out.
00:19:24I will pretend I never heard what you said.
00:19:26Finish the order and I'll see to your master and mark.
00:19:30Three years.
00:19:31I could recite this speech in my sleep.
00:19:35I'll think about it.
00:19:41The Centurion's 30 rune blades delivered within the fortnight.
00:19:48Every single one.
00:19:51My own hand of work.
00:19:54Your hand of work.
00:19:55Good.
00:19:56Then let Centurion Draco inspect your hand of work.
00:19:59Personally.
00:20:10That grunt.
00:20:12Three days.
00:20:13And he has not answered the crystal once.
00:20:16The inspection is in a fortnight.
00:20:19Why worry, master?
00:20:21Where's he going to run?
00:20:22His sick old man's medicine can't skip a day.
00:20:25By month's end, hunger will have him crawling back to the forge.
00:20:29Come.
00:20:29Come.
00:20:30A goldsmith is set up at the market below.
00:20:33You have to see this.
00:20:43Excellent taste, gentlemen.
00:20:45Pure cast gold, gemstone hour marks, 280,000 gold.
00:20:49The only one on the continent.
00:20:52280,000?
00:20:53That's a whole season of the forge's earnings.
00:20:55Master, put the grunt to work for two more months and it pays for itself.
00:20:59He eats scraps of iron, remember?
00:21:02True enough.
00:21:02Buy it.
00:21:03Once the apprentice have learned every trick he knows, out he goes.
00:21:18Pyrrhus, your license is approved.
00:21:21Under city statute, the holder may establish a forge, take apprentice and strike his own maker's mark on his work
00:21:28and is fully responsible for it.
00:21:32Well, isn't this the serving boy from the feast?
00:21:34The guild license is stones now?
00:21:36Opening a forge, are you?
00:21:37What will you make?
00:21:38Nails?
00:21:41Nails?
00:21:53The last man in the city who dares touch this sword and his workshop has no roof.
00:21:59Should I feel honoured?
00:22:01The roof comes in three days.
00:22:03It's not the roof the sword is waiting for, it's the fire.
00:22:05And you came.
00:22:06That means you trust me.
00:22:11Thirty silver.
00:22:12It's all how Siron can raise.
00:22:13I know that won't cover it.
00:22:15Our shop supplies quenching oils and enchanting herbs to every forge in the city.
00:22:18I can pay you in goods.
00:22:20Ten years, twenty.
00:22:21I'll repay every coin.
00:22:32Tell me about it.
00:22:35Its name is Dawnkeeper.
00:22:37It was my grandfather's.
00:22:38A knight's soul rot blade.
00:22:40He carried it for twenty years on the Northern Wall.
00:22:45They said when the centaur warborn sounded, Dawnkeeper was always the first light to rise.
00:22:50Then Grandfather fell, and our house fell with him.
00:22:53Most of the estate is mortgaged.
00:22:55Everyone told me to melt the sword down for coin.
00:22:59As long as his sword endures, House Siren has not knout.
00:23:10Did it just glow?
00:23:13It never slept.
00:23:14I told you the rune broke.
00:23:16Its soul did not.
00:23:19Put your money away.
00:23:21I'll take the sword.
00:23:22If I fail, I'll forge you a new one.
00:23:24If I succeed, you decide what the work is worth.
00:23:31The rune runs deep into the steel, and I can't see where it turns.
00:23:35What the eye can't see, the hand can't mend.
00:23:38How did they do this three hundred years ago?
00:23:47Come home.
00:23:49There's something.
00:23:50It's time you had it.
00:24:04Father, your note said you had something for me.
00:24:08I heard your forge is nearly built.
00:24:13Almost.
00:24:14On opening day, I want you to light the first fire.
00:24:17Good.
00:24:17Good.
00:24:18A smith setting up his own forge needs a hammer of his own.
00:24:22Not rented, not borrowed, not given.
00:24:25Handed down.
00:24:40This was your father's.
00:24:43I have kept it for twenty years.
00:24:45Now, it's going home.
00:24:48My father.
00:24:50Who was he?
00:24:54No smith ever had cleaner hands.
00:24:56Then, who were those people?
00:25:02No more questions.
00:25:04When the fire wakes, it will tell you.
00:25:20Just now, I saw it.
00:25:24The casting flaws in the copper pot.
00:25:26The crack inside the door bolt.
00:25:29Father, this hammer.
00:25:30There's a spirit in it.
00:25:32It woke.
00:25:34It woke.
00:25:36That's all that matters.
00:25:42Take these and start your forge.
00:25:45Go.
00:25:46Light your fire.
00:25:54Master, the hammer is home.
00:25:58The road ahead is his now.
00:26:18So, that's how the room closes.
00:26:39The coin isn't enough?
00:26:43I cannot take this coin.
00:26:45The copper is a gift.
00:26:47Something for your first fire.
00:26:50I can't accept that.
00:26:51We agreed to put it on my account.
00:26:53Take it.
00:26:55Go forge your sword tonight, boy.
00:26:57Some debts are not measured in coin.
00:27:18Tonight, I reforge Dawn Keeper.
00:27:21You should be here.
00:27:22This sword is your family's soul.
00:27:23I'm not ages.
00:27:36You should be home for now.
00:27:37You should lose SEX.
00:27:37You should lose.
00:27:43You should lose safety.
00:27:53I'm afraid of talking.
00:28:03Grandfather look it's shining Dawnkeeper is seven years they all said it was impossible
00:28:09who are you really a sword myth no the city is full of swordsmiths but Dawnkeeper
00:28:18Dawnkeeper knows you
00:28:24that that fire again first the heat then the winged hammer signal now even soul
00:28:32runes answer to his hammer master your fire still lives in this world
00:28:51that's impossible
00:29:05200 done last month my brother took down a two-headed wolf with one of these didn't even blink
00:29:10Herman's blades are worth every coin you heard the news their master Derek forged first light in a
00:29:15single night their blades will be going for 500 soon move along can't afford it don't block the
00:29:21window look at the state of you you'll stink my paying customers right out the door
00:29:30200 gold a blade I forged them three years of my life for 10 scraps of iron fine starting tonight
00:29:39I'm taking it all back one blade at a time
00:29:51the shop on Market Street still open come see it after sunrise though you don't sound much like a
00:29:57merchant lad after sunrise I'll be there mind if I ask what business are you opening a forge
00:30:36three years over a thousand nights like this one nobody knows where these blades come from
00:31:00but everyone who swung one knows this much they kill monsters
00:31:22there's just one thing every single blade carries someone else's name
00:31:29assessment day three years all riding on this one day master promised he'd put my name forward
00:31:44top honors in this year's open assessment go to
00:31:52first light
00:31:54first light
00:31:59that's my sword
00:32:01from Herman's forge
00:32:04by
00:32:05Derek
00:32:07a rising star
00:32:18Hermon's senior apprentice they say he designed and forged the blade in a single night
00:32:23a genius
00:32:25a
00:32:26single night
00:32:26that was three years of my life
00:32:28stand back
00:32:29authorized
00:32:30enterers only
00:32:36thanks little brother
00:32:55master
00:32:55master that sword and those designs are mine you promised to put my name forward three years under my roof
00:33:01every design and blade made here belongs to this forge an apprentice holds no mark I have the final say
00:33:05that's good law
00:33:07past the fire calling test to mark your name
00:33:11but an embolus like you can't even feel forge fire
00:33:14you chain my name
00:33:17fine
00:33:17fine
00:33:18then I quit
00:33:19pay me three years wages
00:33:27three years of food
00:33:28lodging
00:33:29and my teaching
00:33:29these ten scraps of iron settle your wages call it generosity and you're not leaving yet
00:33:35drago ordered thirty blades due in a fortnight finish them and I'll consider you for mastery and mark
00:33:40walk out now and I'll make sure no one in this city hire you not even to mend pots
00:33:52master
00:33:53you know who forged every best selling blade here
00:33:56that gold armband
00:33:58your new chariot
00:33:59my hands paid for both
00:34:01the hands you call worthless
00:34:02and you've promised me my mark for three years
00:34:05enough
00:34:06thirty blades
00:34:07one fortnight
00:34:12ten scraps of iron
00:34:13fine
00:34:15then this is my starting stake
00:34:33well Pyrrhus
00:34:34Hermon's forge has a rising star now
00:34:37working for master Hermrock now eh?
00:34:39must be raking it in
00:34:40him?
00:34:41he's nothing but a common hammer hand
00:34:43I heard he didn't even qualify for the assessment
00:34:45hammer hand
00:34:46that's what they called me three years ago
00:34:48three years later
00:34:50nothing's changed
00:34:59two hundred done
00:35:01last month my brother took down a two headed wolf with one of these
00:35:04didn't even blink
00:35:05Hermon's blades are worth every coin
00:35:07you heard the news
00:35:08their master derrick forged first light in a single night
00:35:10their blades will be going for five hundred soon
00:35:14move along
00:35:14can't afford it
00:35:16don't block the window
00:35:17look at the state of you
00:35:18you'll stink my paying customers right out the door
00:35:25two hundred gold a blade
00:35:27I forged them
00:35:28three years of my life for ten scraps of iron
00:35:31fine
00:35:32starting tonight I'm taking it all back
00:35:35one blade at a time
00:35:46the shop on Market Street
00:35:48still open
00:35:48come see it after sunrise
00:35:50though you don't sound much like a merchant lad
00:35:53after sunrise
00:35:54I'll be there
00:35:55mind if I ask
00:35:56what business are you opening?
00:35:58a forge
00:36:10you're back
00:36:11how did the assessment go?
00:36:14fine
00:36:15father
00:36:16your medicine first
00:36:31what is that?
00:36:38three years
00:36:39up before dawn scarred head to toe
00:36:41and this is what they pay you?
00:36:43I'll go and have it out with him myself
00:36:47father
00:36:48don't
00:36:48he's not worth it
00:36:49these ten scraps
00:36:51I'm keeping them as what to start with
00:36:53I'm going to
00:36:54open my own forge
00:36:56good
00:36:58good
00:37:00those hands of yours were never meant to be buried in another man's back feature
00:37:03your father
00:37:14message from master Herman
00:37:16the forge is to be lit at first light tomorrow
00:37:17thirty blades inspected daily
00:37:19each day's delay will cost you one scrap of iron
00:37:21those were his exact words
00:37:24the master
00:37:25the master is entertaining guests
00:37:27his exact words were
00:37:28go tell that grunt
00:37:30I'm only the messenger
00:37:32understood
00:37:33good
00:37:33go
00:37:34go
00:37:51master
00:37:52do you see?
00:37:54the boy has grown
00:37:56those hands
00:37:57just like yours
00:38:02times
00:38:03they ground him into the dirt
00:38:05and this useless old servant couldn't protect him
00:38:09but I haven't forgotten a single word of what you entrusted to me
00:38:15until the fire wakes
00:38:16not a soul may know
00:38:19those people
00:38:20they're still hunting for this hammer
00:38:22even now
00:38:24A little longer, master. Let this old servant hide it for you. Just a few more years.
00:38:35A grunt. So for three years, that was all I was to him, not even a name.
00:38:40Father's medicine, the shop rent. Three years of work with someone else's name on it.
00:38:46Herman. I'm taking it all back, piece by piece.
00:39:05Mercenaries Hall out the front door, the Grand Market on your left.
00:39:09Guard barracks down the street, every blade sold in this city passes right here.
00:39:14Fifteen gold a month, one year up front. Cash only.
00:39:20Sir, I can't put down a coin today.
00:39:24Give me three months. Then I will pay a full year's rent with interest.
00:39:28If I fail, take the shop back and I'll smith for you three months for nothing.
00:39:33Old Doris. I'll take this shop. Sixteen gold a month, half a year in cash. Right here.
00:39:50Who let this bregger in? He wants to rent a shop. The stut on him I can hardly breathe.
00:39:58Sir, that reliquium. How long has it been sealed shut?
00:40:05Ten years. It was my late wife's reliquium.
00:40:10Every lockspice in the city says forcing it open would destroy it.
00:40:14Why do you ask?
00:40:17Why do you ask?
00:40:43The shop's not for rent. Not to you. Take your money chest and go.
00:40:47Old man! I'm paying cash!
00:40:50Money? I've seen plenty.
00:40:53A true craftsman. Precious few.
00:40:56Three months. We put it in writing.
00:40:58And boy, don't prove these old eyes wrong for the first time in my life.
00:41:05The shop's settled. Now, time to talk oar with that one-eyed giant.
00:41:23For ten years, every bar of iron Hermann built came from my oar.
00:41:28And now one word, and this filth rolls through my gate?
00:41:33Master giant, business is business.
00:41:36My oar's half the price, and Master Hermann has already signed and sealed the contract.
00:41:40Your starfall copper may be fine oar, but it's priced like it.
00:41:56It's cut with nether-silled.
00:41:57Blades made from it break at the first touch of monster blood.
00:42:00Sharp once, broken the next.
00:42:03Use it for those thirty army blades and you're trading thirty guardsmen's lives for a few coins.
00:42:07My, my. A grunt who knows so much.
00:42:11The man who pays asks the price, not how many men die.
00:42:19Ten years. You were the one receiving my oar at Hermann's. He only ever signed.
00:42:25So boy, you didn't come today to run his errands.
00:42:27I'm opening my own forge. I cannot put down a single vic.
00:42:30But I want your finest starfall copper. Put it on my account and I will repay you double.
00:42:36Men who can look at oar?
00:42:38This city's full of them. Men who can listen to it.
00:42:41In fifty years, I've never met one.
00:42:43Go on. Tell me if it's asleep.
00:43:04Deal. My best star all copper. Reserved for you. Better to deal with you than with your master.
00:43:13A cyclops eye never mistakes heat. Impossible.
00:43:18That bloodline's fire. Wasn't it meant to have died out three hundred years ago?
00:43:39I knew it. They bought that nether some oar.
00:43:47Master Derek. The heirloom blade of House Serena. I ask only that you examine it.
00:43:52The soul rune is broken. I can pay. Installments, collateral, anything...
00:43:55You again. What is this, the seventh time?
00:43:58Listen well. A broken soul rune.
00:44:01Hephaegoros himself could step down from Olympus and not mend it.
00:44:05Sell your fallen house's scrap while it can still buy medicine.
00:44:08Scrap metal? When my grandfather carried this sword on the northern wall, certain masters here were still shooing horses.
00:44:16Oh, my God.
00:44:26Well, well, the grunt. What, come to your senses?
00:44:29Go on in. The forge is waiting for you. Crawl in on your knees. Master might even toss you a
00:44:34meal.
00:44:34Go on in.
00:44:38This sword... can still be saved.
00:44:44You! Mender's soul root. Something no master smith in the entire guild dares touch.
00:44:48Ruin the heirloom of a knightly house. And how will you pay for it? With your life?
00:44:52If you trust me, bring it to me in ten days.
00:44:56If not, forget we ever met.
00:45:0817 forges. Three master smiths. They all said the same thing. A broken soul rune stays broken. What makes you
00:45:12different?
00:45:14They're not wrong. Once a rune breaks, it cannot be mended.
00:45:17But your sword? The rune broke. The soul did not.
00:45:21It's still ringing. When I touched it just now, it felt like it still refused to sleep.
00:45:27Which forge are you with, anyway?
00:45:30In ten days, you'll know.
00:45:32East end of Market Street, the shop with the black door. Bring the sword, and you need not beg anyone
00:45:37else again.
00:45:37East end of Market Street.
00:45:38East end of Market Street.
00:45:58East end of Market Street.3
00:46:14Out of regard of your years together, Master Herman invites you to Master Derek's celebration
00:46:19feast. His exact words were, before the guild's dignitaries, I will see that you are treated
00:46:25properly.
00:46:31All this sudden kindness. They're up to something. Don't go.
00:46:35I know they're up to something. That's exactly why I'm going. I want to see what he's playing
00:46:40at. And I need to know how badly Draco's order has been compromised. Master Herman's instructions,
00:46:52your dignity tonight, begins with holding this tray steady.
00:46:57The man holding the tray hears every word at every table.
00:47:00Master Herman's too kind, giving an emberless free food and board for three years. If you
00:47:04ask me, a dog's a better bargain. At least a dog guards the door.
00:47:13Gods, the stop! Keep away from the steward. If that stench reaches him, how will you answer
00:47:18for it?
00:47:18Thirty-year Cretan vintage. One sip is worth half a year of your wages. Oh wait, your wages.
00:47:25How many scraps of iron was it again?
00:47:35And now, the successor to First Light. My own design. Three-stage tempering, twin ridge binding
00:47:44rune. When it leaves the forge, the world gets another masterpiece.
00:47:49The third tempering rune. It's drawn backwards. Forge it from this design and it will shatter
00:47:54the day it leaves the anvil.
00:47:57Ha ha ha ha! The serving boy lectures us on tempering runes? Hermann, your servants are
00:48:03quite the entertainment.
00:48:05Nonsense! A madman's babble! Someone take him out! He's had too much to drink!
00:48:21I invited you tonight to give you a way out. I will pretend I never heard what you said.
00:48:26Finish the order and I'll see to your master and mark. Three years. I could recite this speech
00:48:32in my sleep. I'll think about it.
00:48:41The Centurion's thirty rune blades, delivered within the fortnight.
00:48:48Every single one. My own hand of work. Your hand of work? Good. Then let Centurion Draco inspect
00:48:58your hand of work. Personally.
00:49:10That grunt! Three days! And he has not answered the crystal once! The inspection is in a fortnight!
00:49:19Why worry, master? Where's he going to run? His sick old man's medicine can't skip a day.
00:49:25By month's end, hunger will have him crawling back to the forge.
00:49:28Come, come.
00:49:30A goldsmith is set up at the market below. You have to see this.
00:49:43Excellent taste, gentlemen. Pure cast gold, gemstone hour marks, 280,000 gold. The only one on the continent.
00:49:52280,000?! That's a whole season of the forge's earnings!
00:49:55Master, put the grunt to work for two more months and it pays for itself. He eats scraps of iron,
00:50:00remember?
00:50:01True enough! Buy it! Once the apprentice have learned every trick he knows, out he goes.
00:50:18Pyrrhus, your license is approved. Under city statute, the holder may establish a forge, take apprentice, and strike his own
00:50:26maker's mark on his work, and is fully responsible for it.
00:50:31Well, isn't this the serving boy from the feast? The guild licenses stones now? Opening a forge, are you? What
00:50:37will you make? Nails?
00:50:52The last man in the city who dares touch this sword. And his workshop has no roof. Should I feel...honored?
00:51:01The roof comes in three days. It's not the roof the sword is waiting for, it's the fire. And you
00:51:05came. That means you trust me.
00:51:1130 silver. It's all how Siron can raise, I know that won't cover it. Our shop supplies quenching oils and
00:51:16enchanting herbs to every forge in the city. I can pay you in goods.
00:51:19Ten years, twenty, I'll repay every coin.
00:51:32Tell me about it.
00:51:35It's name is Dawnkeeper. It was my grandfather's, a knight's soul-rot blade. He carried it for twenty years on
00:51:42the Northern Wall.
00:51:44They said when the centaur war bond sounded, Dawnkeeper was always the first light to rise. Then Grandfather fell, and
00:51:51our house fell with him. Most of the estate is mortgaged. Everyone told me to melt the sword down for
00:51:57coin.
00:51:59As long as his sword endures, house Siron has not knout.
00:52:10It...did it just glow?
00:52:13It never slept. I told you the rune broke, that Sol did not.
00:52:19Put your money away. I'll take the sword. If I fail, I'll forge you a new one. If I succeed,
00:52:25you decide what the work is worth.
00:52:30The rune runs deep into the steel, and I can't see where it turns. What the eye can't see, the
00:52:35hand can't mend.
00:52:37How did they do this three hundred years ago?
00:52:47Come home. There's something. It's time you had it.
00:52:51No!
00:53:03Father, your note said you had something for me.
00:53:07I heard your forge is nearly built.
00:53:12Almost.
00:53:14On opening day, I want you to light the first fire.
00:53:16Good. Good.
00:53:18A smith setting up his own forge needs a hammer of his own.
00:53:21Not rented, not borrowed, not given.
00:53:24Handed down.
00:53:39This was your father's.
00:53:42I have kept it for twenty years.
00:53:45Now, it's going home.
00:53:48My father.
00:53:50Who was he?
00:53:53No smith ever had cleaner hands.
00:53:56Then, who were those people?
00:54:01No more questions.
00:54:03When the fire wakes, it will tell you.
00:54:20Just now, I saw it.
00:54:24The casting floors in the copper pot.
00:54:26The crack inside the door bolt.
00:54:28Father, this hammer.
00:54:30There's a spirit in it.
00:54:32It woke.
00:54:33It woke.
00:54:36That's all that matters.
00:54:42Take these and start your forge.
00:54:45Go, light your fire.
00:54:54Master.
00:54:55The hammer is home.
00:54:57The road ahead is his now.
00:55:18So that's how the room closes.
00:55:39The coin isn't enough.
00:55:43I cannot take this coin.
00:55:45The copper is a gift.
00:55:46Something for your first fire.
00:55:49I can't accept that we agreed to put it on my account take it
00:55:54Go forward your sword tonight boy some debts are not measured in coin
00:56:18Tonight I reforged Dawnkeeper you should be here this sword is your family soul
00:57:03Grandfather look it's shining Dawnkeeper is seven years they all said it was impossible
00:57:09Who are you really a sword myth no the city is full of swordsmiths but Dawnkeeper
00:57:17Dawnkeeper knows you
00:57:24That that fire again first the heat
00:57:29Then the winged hammer signal now even soul rooms answer to his hammer
00:57:35Master your fire still lives in this world
00:57:50That's impossible
00:58:05200 done last month my brother took down a two-headed wolf with one of these didn't even blink
00:58:10Herman's blades are worth every coin you heard the news their master Derek forged first light in a single night
00:58:15Their blades will be going for 500 soon
00:58:18Move along can't afford it. Don't block the window look at the state of you. You'll stink my paying customers
00:58:25right out the door
00:58:30200 gold a blade I forged them three years of my life for ten scraps of iron
00:58:37Fine starting tonight. I'm taking it all back one blade at a time
00:58:51The shop on Market Street still open come see it after sunrise though. You don't sound much like a merchant
00:58:57lad
00:58:58After sunrise I'll be there mind if I ask what business are you opening a forge
00:59:36Three years over a thousand nights like this one nobody knows where these blades come from
00:59:59But everyone who swung one knows this much they kill monsters
01:00:22There's just one thing every single blade carries someone else's name
01:00:29Assessment day
01:00:30Assessment day three years all riding on this one day
01:00:34Master promised he'd put my name forward
01:00:44Top honors in this year's open assessment go to
01:00:53First light
01:00:59That's my sword
01:01:01That's my sword
01:01:02From Hermon's forge
01:01:03By
01:01:06Derek
01:01:16A rising star
01:01:17Hermon's senior apprentice
01:01:19They say he designed and forged the blade in a single night
01:01:23A genius
01:01:24A genius
01:01:25A single night
01:01:26A single night
01:01:26That was three years of my life
01:01:28Stand back
01:01:29Authorized entrance only
01:01:31Stand back
01:01:32Authorized entrance only
01:01:35Thanks little brother
01:01:47Thanks little brother
01:01:55Master
01:01:55Master
01:01:55That sword and those designs are mine
01:01:58You promised to put my name forward
01:01:59Three years under my roof
01:02:01Every design and blade made here belongs to this forge
01:02:03An apprentice holds no mark
01:02:04I have the final say
01:02:05That's Gid Law
01:02:06Pass the fire calling test to mark your name
01:02:11But an emberless like you
01:02:12Can't even feel forge fire
01:02:14You'd shame my name
01:02:17Fine
01:02:18Then I quit
01:02:19Pay me three years wages
01:02:26Three years of food, lodging and my teaching
01:02:29These ten scraps of iron settle your wages
01:02:32Call it generosity
01:02:33And you're not leaving yet
01:02:35Drago ordered thirty blades due in a fortnight
01:02:37Finish them and I'll consider you for mastery and mark
01:02:40Walk out now and I'll make sure no one in this city hire you
01:02:43Not even to mend pots
01:02:52Master
01:02:53You know who forged every best-selling blade here
01:02:56That gold armband
01:02:57Your new chariot
01:02:59My hands paid for both
01:03:01The hands you call worthless
01:03:03And you've promised me my mark for three years
01:03:05Enough
01:03:06Thirty blades
01:03:07One fortnight
01:03:12Ten scraps of iron
01:03:13Fine
01:03:15Then this is my starting stake
01:03:33Well Pyrrhus
01:03:34Hermon's forge has a rising star now
01:03:37Working for master Hermroth now eh?
01:03:39Must be raking it in
01:03:40Him?
01:03:41He's nothing but a common hammer hand
01:03:43I heard he didn't even qualify for the assessment
01:03:46Hammer hand
01:03:47That's what they called me three years ago
01:03:49Three years later
01:03:50Nothing's changed
01:03:59Two hundred, done
01:04:01Last month my brother took down a two-headed wolf with one of these
01:04:04Didn't even blink
01:04:04Herman's blades are worth every coin
01:04:06You heard the news?
01:04:07Their master Derek forged first light in a single night
01:04:10Their blades will be going for five hundred soon
01:04:13Move along!
01:04:14Can't afford it
01:04:15Don't block the window
01:04:16Look at the state of you
01:04:18You'll stink my paying customers right out the door
01:04:25Two hundred gold a blade
01:04:26I forged them
01:04:28Three years of my life for ten scraps of iron
01:04:31Fine
01:04:32Starting tonight I'm taking it all back
01:04:34One blade at a time
01:04:46The shop on Market Street?
01:04:47Still open
01:04:48Come see it after sunrise
01:04:50Though you don't sound much like a merchant lad
01:04:52After sunrise
01:04:53I'll be there
01:04:54Mind if I ask?
01:04:56What business are you opening?
01:04:57A forge
01:04:59A forge
01:05:10You're back
01:05:11How did the assessment go?
01:05:14Fine
01:05:15Father, your medicine first
01:05:31What is that?
01:05:37Three years
01:05:39Up before dawn
01:05:40Scarred head to toe
01:05:41And this is what they pay you?
01:05:43I'll go and have it out with him myself
01:05:44No
01:05:46Father
01:05:48Don't
01:05:48He's not worth it
01:05:49These ten scraps
01:05:51I'm keeping them
01:05:51As what to start with
01:05:53I'm going to
01:05:54Open my own forge
01:05:56Good
01:05:57Good
01:05:59Those hands of yours were never meant to be buried in another man's back feature
01:06:03Your father
01:06:14Message from Master Herman
01:06:15The forge is to be lit at first light tomorrow
01:06:17Thirty blades inspected daily
01:06:19Each day's delay will cost you one scrap of iron
01:06:21Those were his exact words
01:06:24The master
01:06:25The master is entertaining guests
01:06:26His exact words were
01:06:28Go tell that grunt
01:06:29I'm only the messenger
01:06:32Understood
01:06:33Go
01:06:35Go
01:06:50Master
01:06:51Do you see?
01:06:54The boy has grown
01:06:56Those hands
01:06:57Just like yours
01:07:02today they ground him into the dirt and this useless old servant couldn't protect him
01:07:08but i haven't forgotten a single word of what you entrusted to me
01:07:14until the fire wakes not a soul may know those people they're still hunting for this hammer
01:07:22even now a little longer master let this old servant hide it for you just a few more years
01:07:35a grunt so for three years that was all i was to him not even a name father's medicine the
01:07:41shop
01:07:42rent three years of work with someone else's name on it herman i'm taking it all back piece by piece
01:08:05mercenaries hall out the front door the grand market on your left guard barracks down the
01:08:10street every blade sold in this city passes right here 15 gold a month one year up front cash only
01:08:20sir i can't put down a coin today give me three months then i will pay a full year's rent
01:08:27with interest if i fail take the shop back and i'll smith for you three months for nothing
01:08:33old dores i'll take this shop 16 gold a month half a year in cash right here
01:08:50who let this bregger in he wants to rent a shop the stud on him i can hardly breathe
01:08:58sir that reliquium how long has it been sealed shut
01:09:0510 years it was my late wife's reliquium every lockspice in the city says forcing it open would
01:09:12destroy it why do you ask
01:09:42the shop's not for rent not to you
01:09:45take your money chest and go old man i'm paying cash money i've seen plenty
01:09:52a true craftsman precious few three months we put it in writing
01:09:58and boy don't prove these old eyes wrong for the first time in my life
01:10:05the shop settled now time to talk all with that one-eyed giant
01:10:23for 10 years every bar of iron hermon built came from my ore and now one word and this filth
01:10:30rolls
01:10:30through my gate master giant business is business my ore's half the price and master hermon has already
01:10:38signed and sealed the contract your starfall copper may be fine ore but it's priced like it
01:10:55it's cut with nether sealed blades made from it break at the first touch of monster blood
01:11:00sharp once broken the next use it for those 30 army blades and you're trading 30 guardsmen's lives for a
01:11:06few coins
01:11:07my my my a grunt he knows so much the man who pays asks the price not how many men
01:11:14die
01:11:1910 years you were the one receiving my ore at hermon's he only ever signed
01:11:24so boy you didn't come today to run his errands
01:11:27i'm opening my own forge i cannot put down a single vic but i want your finest starfark copper
01:11:32put it on my account and i will repay you double
01:11:36men who can look at ore this city's full of them men who can listen to it
01:11:40in 50 years i've never met one go on tell me if it's asleep
01:12:04deal my best star all copper reserved for you better to deal with you than with your master
01:12:13a cyclops eye never mistakes heat impossible that bloodlines fire wasn't it meant to have died out 300 years ago
01:12:38i knew it
01:12:40they bought that nether some ore
01:12:46master derrick
01:12:47the heirloom blade of house serena
01:12:49i ask only that you examine it
01:12:51the soul rune is broken
01:12:52i can pay
01:12:54installments collateral
01:12:55you again
01:12:56what is this the seventh time
01:12:58listen well
01:12:59a broken soul rune
01:13:01hefegros himself could step down from olympus and not mend it
01:13:04sell your fallen house's scrap while it can still buy medicine
01:13:07scrap metal
01:13:09when my grandfather carried this sword on the northern wall
01:13:12certain masters here were still shooing horses
01:13:25well well the grunt
01:13:27what come to your senses go on in the forge is waiting for you crawl in on your knees master
01:13:32might even toss you a meal
01:13:37this sword can still be saved
01:13:43you mend a soul root
01:13:45something no master smith in the entire guild dares touch
01:13:48ruin the heirloom of a knightly house and how will you pay for it with your life
01:13:51if you trust me bring it to me in ten days
01:13:55if not
01:13:57forget we ever met
01:14:08seventeen forges three master smiths they all said the same thing a broken soul rune stays broken what makes you
01:14:12different
01:14:14they're not wrong
01:14:15they're not wrong once a rune breaks it cannot be mended
01:14:17but your sword the rune broke
01:14:19the soul did not
01:14:21it's still ringing
01:14:22when i touched it just now
01:14:23it felt like it still refused to sleep
01:14:26which forge are you with anyway
01:14:29in ten days you'll know
01:14:32east end of market street the shop with the black door
01:14:34bring the sword
01:14:35and you need not beg anyone else again
01:14:48find out who that grunt has been meeting these past few days
01:14:52and one more thing
01:14:55tell master
01:14:56i found our serving boy for the celebration feast
01:15:00have him come
01:15:01and wait on me
01:15:02in front of every guild dignitary
01:15:14out of regard of your years together
01:15:16master herman invites you to master derrick's celebration feast
01:15:20his exact words were
01:15:22before the guild's dignitaries
01:15:24i will see that you are treated properly
01:15:30all this sudden kindness
01:15:32they're up to something
01:15:34don't go
01:15:35i know they're up to something
01:15:37that's exactly why i'm going
01:15:38i want to see what he's playing at
01:15:40and
01:15:41i need to know how badly draco's order has been compromised
01:15:50master herman's instructions
01:15:51your dignity tonight
01:15:53begins with holding this tray steady
01:15:56the man holding the tray
01:15:58hears every word at every table
01:16:00master herman's too kind
01:16:01giving an emberless free food and board for three years
01:16:03if you ask me
01:16:04a dog's a better bargain
01:16:05at least a dog guards the door
01:16:13god's the stop
01:16:14keep away from the steward
01:16:15if that stench reaches him
01:16:17how will you answer for it
01:16:18thirty year cretan vintage
01:16:19one sip is worth half a year of your wages
01:16:22oh wait
01:16:23your wages
01:16:25how many scraps of iron was it again
01:16:35and now
01:16:36the successor to first light
01:16:38my own design
01:16:40three stage tempering
01:16:42twin ridge binding rune
01:16:44when it leaves the forge
01:16:45the world gets another masterpiece
01:16:49the third tempering rune
01:16:50it's drawn backwards
01:16:51forge it from this design
01:16:53and it will shatter the day it leaves the anvil
01:16:58the serving boy lectures us on tempering runes
01:17:01herman your servants are quite the entertainment
01:17:04nonsense
01:17:05a madman's babble
01:17:07someone take him out
01:17:08he's had too much to drink
01:17:20i invited you tonight to give you a way out
01:17:23i will pretend i never heard what you said
01:17:25finish the order and i'll see to your master and mark
01:17:29three years
01:17:30i could recite this speech in my sleep
01:17:34i'll think about it
01:17:40the centurion's thirty rune blades
01:17:43delivered within the fortnight
01:17:48every single one
01:17:49my own hand of work
01:17:53your hand of work
01:17:54good
01:17:55then let centurion draco inspect your hand of work
01:17:58personally
01:18:10that grunt
01:18:11three days
01:18:12and he has not answered the crystal once
01:18:15the inspection is in a fortnight
01:18:19why worry master
01:18:20where's he going to run
01:18:21his sick old man's medicine can't skip a day
01:18:24by month's end hunger will have him crawling back to the forge
01:18:28come come
01:18:29a goldsmith is set up at the market below
01:18:32you have to see this
01:18:43excellent taste gentlemen
01:18:44pure cast gold
01:18:45gemstone hour marks
01:18:46280,000 gold
01:18:48the only one on the continent
01:18:51280,000
01:18:52that's a whole season of the forge's earnings
01:18:55master put the grunt to work for two more months and it pays for itself
01:18:58he eats scraps of iron remember
01:19:01true enough
01:19:02buy it
01:19:02once the apprentice have learned every trick he knows
01:19:05out he goes
01:19:18pyrrhus
01:19:18your license is approved
01:19:20under city statute
01:19:22the holder may establish a forge
01:19:24take apprentice
01:19:25and strike his own maker's mark on his work
01:19:27and is fully responsible for it
01:19:31well
01:19:32isn't this the serving boy from the feast
01:19:34the guild licenses stones now
01:19:35opening a forge are you
01:19:36what will you make
01:19:37nails
01:19:52the last man in the city who dares touch this sword
01:19:55and his workshop has no roof
01:19:58should i feel honored
01:20:00the roof comes in three days
01:20:02it's not the roof the sword is waiting for
01:20:04it's the fire
01:20:04and you came
01:20:05that means you trust me
01:20:1130 silver
01:20:11it's all how siren can raise
01:20:13i know that won't cover it
01:20:14our shop supplies quenching oils
01:20:16and enchanting herbs
01:20:16to every forge in the city
01:20:17i can pay you in goods
01:20:1910 years
01:20:2020
01:20:20i'll repay every coin
01:20:31tell me about it
01:20:34its name is dawn keeper
01:20:36it was my grandfather's
01:20:38a knight's soul rot blade
01:20:39he carried it for 20 years on the northern wall
01:20:44they said when the centaur war bomb sounded
01:20:46dawn keeper was always the first light to rise
01:20:49then grandfather fell
01:20:51and our house fell with him
01:20:53most of the estate is mortgaged
01:20:54everyone told me to melt the sword down for coin
01:20:59as long as his sword endures
01:21:00house siren has not nowt
01:21:08it
01:21:09did it just glow
01:21:13it never slept
01:21:14i told you the rune broke
01:21:15that soul did not
01:21:19put your money away
01:21:20i'll take the sword
01:21:21if i fail i'll forge you a new one
01:21:23if i succeed
01:21:25you decide what the work is worth
01:21:30the rune runs deep into the steel
01:21:32and i can't see where it turns
01:21:34what the eye can't see
01:21:35the hand can't mend
01:21:37how did they do this
01:21:38300 years ago
01:21:47come home
01:21:48there's something
01:21:49it's time you had it
01:22:03father your note said
01:22:04you had something for me
01:22:07i heard
01:22:08your forge is nearly built
01:22:12almost
01:22:13on opening day i want you to light the first fire
01:22:16good
01:22:16good
01:22:17a smith setting up his own forge needs a hammer of his own
01:22:21not rented
01:22:22not borrowed
01:22:23not given
01:22:23handed down
01:22:39this
01:22:40was your father's
01:22:42i have kept it for 20 years
01:22:44now
01:22:45it's going home
01:22:48my father
01:22:49who was he
01:22:53no smith ever had cleaner hands
01:22:55then
01:22:56who were those people
01:23:01no more questions
01:23:03when the fire wakes
01:23:05it will tell you
01:23:20just now
01:23:21i saw it
01:23:23the casting floors in the copper pot
01:23:25the crack inside the door bolt
01:23:28father this hammer
01:23:30there's a spirit in it
01:23:32it woke
01:23:33it woke
01:23:34it woke
01:23:35that's all that matters
01:23:41take these
01:23:42and start your forge
01:23:44go
01:23:45light your fire
01:23:54master
01:23:54the hammer is home
01:23:57the road ahead is his now
01:24:18so that's
01:24:19how the room closes
01:24:39the coin isn't enough
01:24:42i cannot take this coin
01:24:44the copper is a gift
01:24:46something for your first fire
01:24:49i can't accept that
01:24:50we agreed to put it on my account
01:24:52take it
01:24:54go forge your sword tonight boy
01:24:56some debts are not measured in coin
01:25:17tonight
01:25:18i reforge dawn keeper
01:25:20you should be here
01:25:21this sword is your family's soul
01:25:26power
01:25:32nie
01:25:32partner
01:25:33bye
01:25:43to the
01:25:43who
01:25:44who
01:25:52has
01:25:53who
01:26:02Grandfather look it's shining Dawnkeeper is seven years they all said it was impossible
01:26:08who are you really a sword myth no the city is full of swordsmiths but Dawnkeeper Dawnkeeper
01:26:18knows you that that fire again first the heat then the winged hammer signal now even soul
01:26:32rooms answer to his hammer master your fire still lives in this world
01:26:49that's impossible