Character's Name: Rylen Aerin
GUID: 3151867
Biography Link: http://calradia.role-play.community/index.php/topic,1312.0.htmlProfession: Weaponsmith
Example of Scene relating to Profession:One morning Rylen woke up early to get as much time as possible, determined to get started on a project he had taken on and with the mindset of making it perfect. He had promised his friend to craft him a sword for an upcoming tourney. Rylen stepped out of bed and got dressed, before slicing a piece of loaf and washing it down with some ale. He grabbed his tools and went outside. With the sun shining and the wind softly and calmly blowing through his hair, he thought to himself that the weather couldn’t have been any better. He proceeded to the market, where he purchased some of the necessary products for the project, among them iron and leather wraps. He continued into the forest to get some firewood for the forging. After a while of searching, he found a suitable tree, and began chopping it down. He put the pieces in a sack and brought them to the smithy to get working.
The first thing he did when arriving at the smithy was to put the firewood in the forge and then used the forge blower to get the flames going. While the temperature was rising, he sorted the other materials for the project to easier have access to them when needed. Several minutes later the fire had reached an appropriate state, and that was when he put the piece of iron in the forge. When the piece had become glowing hot, he took it out of the forge to start hammering and then put it back in, and repeated that process until, eventually, it started taking form. This took many hours and was exceedingly exhausting. Later on, when the shape was finished, he decided to take a short break to regain some energy. He wandered over to the nearest tavern and ordered a few cups of ale to quench the thirst and a piece of chicken to fill the stomach. Then he went back to the smithy to polish the sword and add the final touches. He grabbed the leather and wrapped it around the handle below the handguard to improve the grip. Lastly, it was time to sharpen the sword, which he used a grinding wheel for. He decided to test the sword on a dummy outside, and he was able to cut off its head with a single strike. He wrapped some cloth around the blade to protect it while smiling for himself, proud of what he had just achieved.
