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1Metal & Muscle [Training][Smithing] Empty Metal & Muscle [Training][Smithing] Mon Nov 16, 2015 3:42 am

Bigben Clocktower

Marines
Marines

Bigben Clocktower




At the edge of the abyss which dictated cognitive function, a single entity molded their percipience, in awe of the splendor in which hands crafted works of pristine art. Each clang of metal to metal allocated a ghastly, eerie, and generally overwhelming sense of dread that embodied the entirety of the object being formed by nimble hands. It was days like this, where the sun hung its head in shame for daring to show itself, that the one whom was named after striped mules felt utterly alone. Isolated and yet at peace with his fabricated destiny. Virtuous actions held by a vastly uncommon belief displayed with every curve, every shaped and tempered steel and iron he had worked with. Intense twangs of heated objects...weapons...forged here on an island dedicated to that single purpose. Ego allowed craftsmanship to shine thoroughly throughout the master-work, but imperfections poisoned the over-all design. Flaws that alerted the blacksmith almost immediately. Heat blasted his porcelain mask, each tug of the rope to drop mist upon the material causing oxygen to become a valuable resource. Yet it didn't matter, he was poised on making sure the mold was to the specifications of his leader, Asher.

"Coohoohoohoohoo... good thing that I decided to take off my shirt, so much heat in this kitchen.~☆"

However, it was not this mold that was meant for the illustrious leader of these heroes of justice, no, the slab of unused metal akin to steel that laid gently upon the old oak table was the true heart and soul of this device. Removing himself from the forge entirely, he moved towards the slab and studied it, making sure that its quality was good enough for such a task, eyes poised upon refining it into a weapon worthy of one dedicated to bringing justice to others. A smile blossomed upon lips, flourishing outwards and emanated in a manner establishing a positive feeling. Correlation created through the art of the craft and a history soaked in it for generations. A singular huff escaped parted lips, before the real work began. He would place the block on the opposite end of his working slab, heating the material to degrees that'd burn a man severely on any physical contact. The goal was to create malleability within the steel itself, as to shape the creation to the best of his abilities. Such abilities unfathomably unique, detailed in ways almost mythological in nature. When steel became yellowish-orange, bright and vibrant, he'd maneuver himself from the heath, setting his creation gently upon an anvil nearby.

"Ashy-san better enjoy his present, coohoohoo, I didn't make it for nothing.~☆"

With hammer in hand, he rose his striking tool just enough to where he could finely create the desired shape. Refining and processing it as he turned, reheating as needed. Working his own blood and sweat into the mixture of steel, easily showing a discipline and appreciation for the crafts in which his family birthed a dynasty. A bevel, a taper, and endless striking. He would bend the metal to his will, tasked to create such a weapon that would appear inhumane upon the battlefield. If not by the sheer predator shape of said object, than by its nightmarish beauty and ghastly splendor. A forehead rub, a pause for water, he relentlessly contoured the blade, allowing for a suitable albeit long shape to be displayed in it's glory. A nodachi forged with techniques long admired, all that was left was a smile. Checking once more for accuracy, he moved onto the next phase of his work. Yet it took him no time at all to shape the tip of this monstrosity, elegantly sharpening the ridge despite his gut warning of the dangers. He kept it refined, eloquent, exotic. Not his best work, but it'd be damn beautiful by the end. Breezing past the clay procedure as well, he'd make sure it was properly designed before making his way towards the large pool-like tub that was used to cool off objects. His gloves protecting him from the slightly cooled metal. He'd let it soak for as long as needed.




(Sword Word Count: 500 )

2Metal & Muscle [Training][Smithing] Empty Re: Metal & Muscle [Training][Smithing] Mon Nov 16, 2015 7:09 pm

Bigben Clocktower

Marines
Marines

Bigben Clocktower




He allowed the object to sink towards the bottom of the water, knowing that with the technique he was doing the blade would harden far faster than he wanted it too, but that did let to obscure his ideals for what the perfect cutting tool would be. Especially when he could make it higher quality if given the week he needed to make it a masterwork, this blade would have to suffice for now, however. As the duo had a fairly tight schedule each needed to adhere too so that they could do the job assigned to them by the powers that be.

"Probably shouldn't let it cool for too long, but I need to finish all my requisitions before the evening comes.~☆"

Feet glided with grace, as if his body's frame abnormally combined both weightless and spectral properties, cat-like eyes of golden hue focused upon the mold created prior to the redirection of objective. Spinning that hammer within his head, the craftsman very own bible, he'd move towards the melted metal he had created a few hours ago, remaining heated during the entire ordeal of working upon the blade. He nodded his head towards the sound of the bitch whom had been sitting nearby on a wooden stool. A citizen whom worked here, volunteering to assist the Marines in various ways, she was singing, albeit with her breasts fully exposed to the heat of the sun while she overlooked this balcony towards the sea. It was obvious what events proceeded his work on this day, but the details of such activities were over-all irrelevant to the grand scheme of things. Evident by his pouring of metal into cast, using a shape similar to his Laughter mace. This way he'd maintain momentum whenever switching attacks towards his heavier mace, Chuckle. The bludgeons were his main means of defensive strategy, therefore a certain level of care was taken with each hand crafted piece of weaponry. He'd lost his original third piece, damn snipers really gave him the business.

He allowed for the metal to enter the core, its molten properties causing the sweat upon his exposed pectoral muscles to become highly evident. After the filling entered the cast's form fully, he'd take the entire block over towards the pool of oil in which he planned to lessen the heat fuming from the metal. Placing the cube itself into the water, quite the unorthodox usage of such a technique, his goals were far more transparent as he cracked the cast open inside of the liquid coolant. Floating elegantly upon the deep green moisture the sturdy object found itself adapting to the form it had been cooled into. He'd allow it to rest in the water for a moment. Checking the sword briefly before taking both objects out of their own respective cooling agents. Placing them upon separate work benches, he allowed himself to heat and shape the rest of the object. Until he formed a mace that was both sturdy and functional. Looking over towards the female he handed her off the mace, and she took it over towards a table in which was near the back, leaning over it she began to paint the item so that it matched his other weapons. A simple task completed with staunch success. Classical designs projected in manners borderline awe-inspiring.





(Mace Word Count: 500 )

3Metal & Muscle [Training][Smithing] Empty Re: Metal & Muscle [Training][Smithing] Wed Nov 25, 2015 6:32 am

Bigben Clocktower

Marines
Marines

Bigben Clocktower




It didn't take long for the man to begin the final stages of the sword creation process, he had looked over towards the bitch whom had finished her work on his personal weapon and told her to begin to start on the hilt, sheath, and wrapping patterns for the katana while he started on the final touches of the weapon itself. Making sure he allotted himself a well balanced schedule so that the weapon could be folded and reinforced up to the standards that he was given. Of course, he wasn't going to do all of these things in a single sitting. Heading off towards his room and leaving the object out in the cool night air so that he could have himself a rest while the oxidation put imperfections inside of the blade itself. It wasn't meant to be a masterpiece, it was only supposed to be something that could function well during stress tests. That being said he was more than certain that his creation would be up to par, especially given the fact that he was a master-smith, or at least he attempted to often categorize himself as such. Despite what critics of his various handicrafts would argue.

The next day, back into the water. The coolant allotted a fixated angle in which the reheating process could accurately adapt to the complexity of the edges of the weapon itself. Conforming the object while warping it in a manner fit of a katana so that it could be quite distinctive from typical cutlass weapons used by the lower-rung marines and their counterparts. An atypical serration device if there ever was one, it surpassed the quality of your run of the mill off the line weapon, finely bent steel adapted into a shape befitting that of an officer of the cipher pol, exaggerated lines and exotic angles aside it was clear this weapon was more than met the eye. Especially if said eye was untrained in seeing the beauty that one weapon such as this could possible hold. He would used less practiced techniques to fabricate the holes within the base of the blade needed to continue in the construction of such an object. Allowing himself to secure it within both the tsuba that was created a day before by the volunteer and the hilt itself crafted that very same day, he was able to secure the object into place.

With his weapon seemingly completed he would take the blade back to the water stone, running the edges of the blade a few more times over them as to make sure that the weapon was properly sharp and would not need to be sharpened for the upcoming campaigns that were assigned to the members of CP #4. Intentional securing furthered itself after the conclusion of such sharpening tests, without a proper target there was no way of knowing if this weapon actually served a purpose beyond that of your average blade, but there were telling signs that during this polishing process he was able to make sure that no matter what happened the blade would be fastened in a manner to make it difficult to break, difficult to dull, and far more reliable than a blade one could simply pick up from a sort of specialty store. The process for creating his instrument of destruction completed, he went to wrap it up before getting himself intimate with the woman whom came to help him one last time. After an hour or so he would exit the facility and board a ship headed towards the location of his superior officer, not too far from where he was taking free passage. With the blade completed, it was only a matter of time.

"Ashy-san, happy birthday desu!~☆"





(Sword Word Count: 1000 )

4Metal & Muscle [Training][Smithing] Empty Re: Metal & Muscle [Training][Smithing] Fri Nov 27, 2015 3:49 pm

shootershoot

Free Agents
Free Agents

shootershoot
approved, if these are for other people it's best to reg the weapon first, then craft it.

5Metal & Muscle [Training][Smithing] Empty Re: Metal & Muscle [Training][Smithing] Tue Dec 01, 2015 8:41 am

Bigben Clocktower

Marines
Marines

Bigben Clocktower
(Noted. Topic Closed, by the way. :] )

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