1. [23:28] Earth crystals were a bit more durable; she was going to use a bit of strength to grind it into powder. Each strike was laced with force and mana, it was a bit messy, with chunks flying around. With this process she had to wear goggles to make sure she didn’t get earth crystal in her eye as she pounded away.
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3. It took hours to make the crystal into powder due to the durability of the crystal. Eventually she was able to grind the crystal into powder. Lucky for her, she was able to get the powder just as fine as the others, and with this, just like the other crystals, she began to heat the crucible to enable the powder to melt enough to be malleable.
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5. As the crucible began to heat, she moved the powder over to begin her work. The sweat on her brow began to pool and the room began to stink a bit. This is what it was to be a real artificer. It was art, but it was work, so much work that she could feel the soreness of her muscles. She needed to take a small break before she began. She takes out a glass and pores water for herself, the work was coming to a close, but she knew that it was going to be worth it.
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9. [00:22] The earth meld was soon to be pounded into form, the elemental sheet that would be rolled together with all of the others to allow the formation of the new alloy. The earth table seemed to form very quickly, the cooling process happening much faster than the others. The nature of earth was stability, a solid object that would act as the foundation for everything that it is involved in. It reminded her of the faith of Kraus, a strong stable faith that allowed for one to overcome all adversity. It was strange to think about something like that in this moment, but it was the first thing that came to her mind.
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11. Regardless, she pushed through her thoughts and moved forward with striking the sheet with magic, using her mana to infuse the sheet to and allow for the runes to be etched with perfection. As the sheet was charged, she could feel the power of the mana within hum in the air. The air around the sheet distorting lightly and glowing a low orange brown.
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13. The force of the sheet was laid atop the others, the stack was almost complete the last potion would be to lay the runes and then complete the final elemental shard and then forge the iron into steel.
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18. [00:26] Akroma Sun says, "I have a quick question."
19. [00:26] Akroma Sun asks, "The cloud, what kind of magic is that?"
20. [00:27] Ynni Marino asks, "--Hm?"
21. [00:27] Ynni Marino says, "Oh, it's- Not magic-"
22. [00:27] Ynni Marino says, "It's just a cloud."
23. [00:27] Akroma Sun says, "Oh."
24. [00:27] Akroma Sun says, "Ok, that's cool."
25. [00:27] Ynni Marino exclaims, "Thanks!"
26. [00:44] The writing of the earth tablet was simple, to follow the steps that she had taken to allow for the function of augmentation and filtering of mana. As the runes were written she took Valmasian style and began to compound the runes. Using runes to create a greater, large run that would lock the function into the material without fail. Each etching was done with care, just as she did with the others. Her stencil was lit with magic, the tip of which burning bright until she began to carve the runes into the tablet.
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28. The work was delicate and precise, the amount of energy needed was minimal, lets she crack her tablet and ruin her project. As she completed her task, she placed the sheet onto the other 3, she was almost done with the elemental side of the project. She could feel the anticipation, of the project being completed and she was excited. The hum of the mana rang in the air and she began to prepare the last and most difficult crystals to manipulate…the lightning ones. The lightning crystals hummed with electricity to the point it was almost dangerous to break. She took time to make a plan to keep herself safe while her work continued.
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