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WD - May Task - Metal expert (2/3)
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For: wolfs-descent
Next day I returned to Theo's cave he was not there. So I took the time a shelf full of various metals and their descriptions to view. Probably that would be our next task. Next to it was a book on metallurgy. It was quite thick, but I opened it and began to read. I did not notice the Theo came back with Frostbite. He came up behind me and looked over my shoulder. I noticed only its shadow, turned around startled and saw both. "Hello Frostbite, hello Theo." I stammered and looked at him. "Excuse me that I simply read your books." Theo smiled and replied, "Everything's fine. It is important that you read this book. This will be your next lesson." Frostbite came over to me and looked at the book. She let out a sigh. I said "That's very extensive." Theo nodded and said "You can get me iron ore. I'm slowly out the steel. "And he told us where the mine was. I nodded and we each took a leather pouch and went off.
We walked to the northwest to the mine and we looked on the way to whether we might find something interesting. Apart from a few birds and blossoming trees and bushes we saw nothing. Next to the entrance of the mine, we found a few pickaxes. I took one of them and we went to the mine to exploit ore. The day was over pretty quickly as the leather pouches were finally full. So we went back to Theo and handed him the pouches. He said, "Wonderful. The You've done well. Tomorrow I'll show you how you melt it and how we produce it steel. "We said goodbye and Frost and I went each to his den.
The next day I went very early to Theo. On the way I met Frost and accompanied her after we had greeted us. We greeted Theo and he said "Do please ignite fire in the melting furnace and the forging furnace?" We nodded and gathered the necessary things together. Frostbite stacked the branches so the melting furnace and ignited it as Theo had taught us yesterday. After applying of several branches she added coals. I did the same at the forging furnace. As the fire burned neatly, Theo told us "Now Take a pliers, pull the crucible out the furnace and throw into the ore." I took the pliers and pulled out the crucible, Frostbite threw the ore and I pushed the crucible back in the furnace. He continued "That takes some time. I tell you in the meantime, how to make steel and how the forging furnace works." So Theo taught us the basics of forging and the functions of the devices. Between his explanation we put a few coals to the fire to keep maintained. According to his explanation, we went to work and started from a steel ingot to form a blade. While the metal is heated in the forgewe took care alternately around the melting furnace. Theo told us when it was time to skim off the iron. So I did it and poured out the molten iron in the bar form while Frostbite watching. The slag I poured on the garbage heap near the furnace and Frostbite threw the next portion of ore in the crucible before I put it back in the oven. At the forging furnace, we flattened the steel ingot and folded it several times. As the iron in the melting furnace was ready to be skimmed off, this time Frost took the pliers, poured out the iron and dumped the slag on the heap. Theo pointed me to the first ingot to remove from the mold and melt it again with coal. I did the iron ingot in the crucible, adding charcoal and Frostbite pushed the crucible back in the oven. After we had the blade further worked, took care Frost and I are again to the furnace. She scooped the slag off, poured the steel in the empty form and I added the second Iron Ingot and coal the crucible added before she pushed it back into the oven. Once the blade has been folded a few times was the casting material in the melting furnace as far. This time I was allowed to skim the slag and pour the ingot. At the end of the day we had forged a good workpiece for a blade and produced two steel ingot. Theo thanked us warmly for our support and we crept tired and haggard back into our caves.
Part I by BlackWoodWolf
Part III
Comment:
Art and Frostbite by megs1500
Story and Blacky by blackwoodwolf
Theo by 18smiths
All Chars © by their owner
Original written in german, translated with translate.google.ca and dict.cc
Beat google in case of bad spelling :D
For: wolfs-descent
Next day I returned to Theo's cave he was not there. So I took the time a shelf full of various metals and their descriptions to view. Probably that would be our next task. Next to it was a book on metallurgy. It was quite thick, but I opened it and began to read. I did not notice the Theo came back with Frostbite. He came up behind me and looked over my shoulder. I noticed only its shadow, turned around startled and saw both. "Hello Frostbite, hello Theo." I stammered and looked at him. "Excuse me that I simply read your books." Theo smiled and replied, "Everything's fine. It is important that you read this book. This will be your next lesson." Frostbite came over to me and looked at the book. She let out a sigh. I said "That's very extensive." Theo nodded and said "You can get me iron ore. I'm slowly out the steel. "And he told us where the mine was. I nodded and we each took a leather pouch and went off.
We walked to the northwest to the mine and we looked on the way to whether we might find something interesting. Apart from a few birds and blossoming trees and bushes we saw nothing. Next to the entrance of the mine, we found a few pickaxes. I took one of them and we went to the mine to exploit ore. The day was over pretty quickly as the leather pouches were finally full. So we went back to Theo and handed him the pouches. He said, "Wonderful. The You've done well. Tomorrow I'll show you how you melt it and how we produce it steel. "We said goodbye and Frost and I went each to his den.
The next day I went very early to Theo. On the way I met Frost and accompanied her after we had greeted us. We greeted Theo and he said "Do please ignite fire in the melting furnace and the forging furnace?" We nodded and gathered the necessary things together. Frostbite stacked the branches so the melting furnace and ignited it as Theo had taught us yesterday. After applying of several branches she added coals. I did the same at the forging furnace. As the fire burned neatly, Theo told us "Now Take a pliers, pull the crucible out the furnace and throw into the ore." I took the pliers and pulled out the crucible, Frostbite threw the ore and I pushed the crucible back in the furnace. He continued "That takes some time. I tell you in the meantime, how to make steel and how the forging furnace works." So Theo taught us the basics of forging and the functions of the devices. Between his explanation we put a few coals to the fire to keep maintained. According to his explanation, we went to work and started from a steel ingot to form a blade. While the metal is heated in the forgewe took care alternately around the melting furnace. Theo told us when it was time to skim off the iron. So I did it and poured out the molten iron in the bar form while Frostbite watching. The slag I poured on the garbage heap near the furnace and Frostbite threw the next portion of ore in the crucible before I put it back in the oven. At the forging furnace, we flattened the steel ingot and folded it several times. As the iron in the melting furnace was ready to be skimmed off, this time Frost took the pliers, poured out the iron and dumped the slag on the heap. Theo pointed me to the first ingot to remove from the mold and melt it again with coal. I did the iron ingot in the crucible, adding charcoal and Frostbite pushed the crucible back in the oven. After we had the blade further worked, took care Frost and I are again to the furnace. She scooped the slag off, poured the steel in the empty form and I added the second Iron Ingot and coal the crucible added before she pushed it back into the oven. Once the blade has been folded a few times was the casting material in the melting furnace as far. This time I was allowed to skim the slag and pour the ingot. At the end of the day we had forged a good workpiece for a blade and produced two steel ingot. Theo thanked us warmly for our support and we crept tired and haggard back into our caves.
Part I by BlackWoodWolf
Part III
Comment:
Art and Frostbite by megs1500
Story and Blacky by blackwoodwolf
Theo by 18smiths
All Chars © by their owner
Original written in german, translated with translate.google.ca and dict.cc
Beat google in case of bad spelling :D
Category Artwork (Digital) / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Wolf
Size 1024 x 718px
File Size 244 kB
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