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—Cleano-k... Or Cleano-not-k... hmm,” the knight muttered, then quickly cleared his throat. “Good day, Sir Crag. Ah, this... is the result of a southern “diet,” if you can call it that. I never thought that in three months of traveling, I could experience so many “adventures.” Although, with your life experience, it probably seems like child’s play... I’m glad to see that at least things are going well for you. And I came here to thank you once again for the weapon you forged. They say that a tool should be an extension of the craftsman’s hand, but in this case, this Blade seems to have pulled its owner out of many scrapes. Without the skill you put into forging it, I wouldn’t have returned. —the knight bowed gratefully to the blacksmith.
—The best thanks is that you didn’t drown it in quicksand or a whirlpool, Blade. Although, it would be even better if you had used it to defeat some legendary foe, about whose battle bards would compose songs for centuries to come! Well, you have a long life ahead of you, maybe you’ll have the chance.