As the saying goes, the leader merely speaks while the subordinates wear out their legs.
Mad King Sores had merely made a suggestion, and Lakaz, the chief dwarf master blacksmith, was bustling like there was no tomorrow.
He had to create a series of powerful, mysterious, authentic, and period-appropriate but spirit-lost former magic equipment under the oversight of his former master.
Moreover, the crests and emblems etched on the equipment had to be traceable and verifiable, ensuring that even if a Mage from that era fetched a living person, they could not distinguish the real from the fake.
Ordinarily, these tasks could be outsourced as "missions."
After all, Rakaz had earned quite a few contribution points by crafting equipment for others.
But the objects left by scores were for court use and only Rakaz's forging skills met his criteria, so the hammer suffered.
Besides, Heine was also not having an easy time.
Sores did not know the spirit communication art.
