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-- Well, Beat, let's put it aside for now, sorry.
"What a difficult quest it turned out to be; you're already thinking about using that new priestess, but even she might not be able to help. Since I wasn't offered that solution when revealing the cards, it's possible that it doesn't exist."
Erephir is waiting for volunteers to help her carry furniture from Kilik. In the process, she's thinking... She guarded that last forging point for the Sovereign as if it were the apple of her eye. But things turned out the way they did, and now, what should she spend it on?
The girl felt the Hide of Despair in her bag. Apparently, it wasn't needed as proof of victory; the Sovereign didn't show any interest. Maybe she could make a costume for the coronation out of it? Yes, because the knight might have to look for a dress for the coronation, what a predicament... But no, there was still the theoretical idea of making a gift for the Sovereign, so it was worth waiting before being so wasteful with rare resources. After all, you can't go around killing dragons every month...
Maybe she should really do what Alaria recommended? And what will she forge, for whom, and for what purpose? Apparently, something for the army. In principle, she did something like that in her past life, so she could do a little bit. But only if there are items with a plus mark, and not just ordinary iron daggers.
To the worker:
-- Well, I've made a small contribution. Please tell me about the blacksmith's work, if you don't mind