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Chapter 145 A Born Blacksmith, Kaido's Secondary Professions: Forging and Mining

Due to the increase in their life levels, Kaido and Rod's Dragon Flame is now at an extremely high level, and its temperature has reached an unimaginable level.

In particular, Rhodes' Dragonfire, with the addition of the power of the Wild Demigods and control of the elemental forces of Azeroth, has become even more powerful.

If Rhodes wanted, he could even infuse it with fel energy to further enhance the fire's lethality.

However, for things like melting steel, you don't need fel fire; Rhodes' dragon flames can do the job.

The entire railway fortress was filled with a scorching heat, and the temperature had risen considerably.

Many people from other races in the Alliance had already frowned and run out of Ironforge to brave the blizzard.

Some of the dwarves present were also in a bad mood, since they couldn't go out and were responsible for making molds and the subsequent forging work.

Kaido's weapon, Magni Bronzebeard, cannot be dealt with by one person alone; it requires the combined efforts of the entire dwarf race.

Standing to the side, Jaina then began to utilize her frost mage abilities, creating small blizzards in Ironforge to lower the surrounding temperature.

"Very good, girl. I almost forgot about your ability. After we finish forging them, we can use your ability to quench these weapons." Magni said with a look of surprise as he saw Jaina cast a wide-area blizzard to lower the surrounding temperature.

"Uh! Okay, I can help if needed." Jaina shrugged, somewhat speechless, and said.

After a full day and night, the two weapons of the Legion Demon General had melted into a large pot of molten iron.

It became scalding hot and extremely hot.

"Alright, let's start the second task. Bring over the molds we made earlier, and we'll use the pouring method for casting," Magni Bronzebeard said.

At the same time, he directed all the dwarves under his command to take the molds for the spiked clubs that had been made earlier, and then poured the molten iron into them.

After pouring in about half of the molten iron, the mold was filled. The next step was to forge and quench the iron.

"Big guy, I'll turn into a hammer in a moment. You can use me to forge iron. I'll show you how to forge iron. Just swing your arm with the force I exert." Magni Bronzebeard finished speaking and transformed into a giant Titan's hammer.

The next step in forging this spiked club will be crucial, but among all the clubs, only this behemoth can wield it and transform into the Titan Iron Hammer.

After transforming into the Titan Iron Hammer, he can slightly control the user's strength and the intensity of the forging.

Kaido nodded, picked up the giant Titan hammer, which was taller than a man, and began to swing it and hammer his spiked club under Magni Bronzebeard's command.

"That's right, that's the power of a big guy. I'll guide your direction. Smash hard, smash as hard as you can," Magni Bronzebeard said.

Kaido nodded, swinging his giant iron hammer and pounding his spiked club repeatedly.

On the other side, Muradin Bronzebeard was assisting, occasionally giving Kaido pointers on his strength techniques, or helping him forge with a giant iron hammer.

What is an enormous Titan's hammer to other races is effortless for Kaido to wield.

Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang! Thump! Thump! Thump-thump!

Throughout Ironforge, the sound of hammering echoed loudly; Kaido possessed great strength and endurance.

"Very good, big guy, you are indeed a good blacksmith. If you come here to learn blacksmithing, you will definitely be a master." Magni Bronzebeard, who had transformed into a giant iron hammer, kept praising Kaido.

He wasn't being disrespectful to Kaido when he said this; he was simply stating the truth. This giant was truly perfect as a blacksmith, especially after he shrunk to his normal human size.

Give him a good hammer, teach him some blacksmithing skills, and combine that with his fire abilities; he'll be a master craftsman when it comes to forging weapons.

This big guy doesn't even need a furnace; he can forge weapons directly. He's practically the best blacksmith.

Kaido rolled his eyes when he heard this. So, I'm strong, I have the ability to generate high temperatures with fire, and I have great endurance, so you think I'm suitable to be a blacksmith?

"Your name is Kaido, right? Would you like to come and learn the secondary profession of blacksmithing from me? I can also teach you some mining knowledge," Magni Bronzebeard said.

"Father-in-law, you might want to consider this as well."

Professionals in the world of Azeroth often learn some side jobs.

For example, cooking, first aid, fishing, alchemy, jewelry making, engineering, archaeology, skinning, leatherworking, tailoring, herbalism, and pharmacology,” Rod began.

It has to be said that Kaido possesses incredible brute strength, terrifying stamina, high-temperature resistance, and the power to control fire.

Being a blacksmith is perfect! I won't need to ask anyone else to forge weapons anymore; Kaido can just do it himself.

Moreover, if he were to learn from these dwarves, he could indeed learn something, including their forging techniques.

"Father! Since it's about making weapons anyway, and it's one of your hobbies, why don't you learn it!"

"When your strength improves further, you can't always ask for help every time you need to change weapons, can you? Sometimes self-reliance is the best approach," Yamato said.

Watching his bastard bull-headed father forging iron by the furnace is a funny thought.

"Tch! Rod, you're not kidding me, are you? Do the warriors here really work as blacksmiths?" Kaido said.

"Of course," Muradin Bronzebeard said. "It's not just warriors; paladins sometimes also take on the side job of blacksmithing. After all, it's very convenient if you can repair weapons yourself."

"Most of our dwarven warriors are blacksmiths, while our hunters are skilled in skinning and leatherworking," Magni Bronzebeard said.

"I'll think about it! I'll come over when I have some free time and learn some blacksmithing techniques from you." Kaido nodded after a moment's thought and said.

What Rod Yamato said is right. We can't always ask others for help when forging weapons. It would be good if we could learn this skill ourselves.

"Hahaha! I guarantee you won't be disappointed. You'll fall in love with this line of work. Listening to the sound of metal clashing and feeling the melting of metal is a beautiful kind of music."

"And your fire abilities will also enhance your blacksmithing skills, since melting materials can sometimes be a challenge," Muradin said.

"I can help you with some attribute enchantments, and I'll bring some gems over later to socket them, trying to make this weapon the best it can be. Let me think, strength enhancement gems, stamina enhancement gems."

"We can also get some agility gems and intelligence gems. This weapon is big enough to be inlaid with many gems, and we can add some magical engravings and enchantments to it," Magni said at the same time.

After three days and three nights of forging, Kaido's spiked club was completed, and then two dwarf masters...

It was then inlaid with various gems and enchanted with a magic scroll, which was performed by Jaina, a mage from Theramore.

After five days, the giant spiked club of Kaido was finally completed.

For five whole days, Kaido and the Dwarf King brothers didn't sleep a wink, working overtime to forge weapons.

After Kaido's weapon was completed, Rod's father-in-law excitedly took out his spiked club, swung it around, and found it to be quite good, much more comfortable to use than the previous spiked club.

"Big guy, you're a monster. We brothers can't hold on any longer. Let's go back and get some sleep, and we'll start forging the rest of the weapons tomorrow," Magni Bronzebeard said.

"Are you two done for? I could forge iron for five days and five nights and not feel any discomfort," Kaido said.

This is just the beginning! I haven't even reached my full potential yet!

In the past, when fighting with some strong opponents, it was common for me to fight for days and nights.

Moreover, now that his life level has increased, he has even more energy. He worked on iron for five days and five nights without feeling tired at all.

"So, big guy, you're a complete monster. You definitely made the right choice by becoming a blacksmith."

"Mr. Kaido, you will surely become an excellent blacksmith," Magni Bronzebeard said.

"If you can still handle a big guy, you can go find other blacksmiths to practice your forging skills."

"To forge some simple weapons and hone our forging skills," Muradin began.

"Alright, since you all want to rest, I'll rest too! We'll continue tomorrow," Kaido said.

"Alright! You guys do as you please. I'm going to take a nap. My eyelids are starting to droop," Magni Bronzebeard said.

"Do you have any alcohol here?" Kaido asked, stretching his body.

"Oh! Buddy, you've come to the right person. Of course we have alcohol. Do you like strong liquor?" Muradin asked.

"Bring me several large buckets; I need to drink a lot," Kaido said.

"Hahaha! No problem, guys, let's entertain our guests. Bring out our treasured finest spirits."

Rhodes shook his head helplessly; the dwarves' liquor was quite strong.

I hope my father-in-law won't get drunk easily.

Kaido goes on a drunken rampage, unleashing lightning while intoxicated, committing massacres while drunk, and engaging in drunken dragon gossip and such.

That's pretty terrifying. He'll probably tear the whole Ironforge apart, won't he?

As Rhodes predicted, Kaido started to stagger after drinking only two barrels of water.

"Hehehe! Hehehe! Rod, you brat, come out and fight me."

"." Rod.

Why me?!

(End of this chapter)