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[ HERO STATUS FILE ]
📌 Name: Pyrrhos (Mocked as "Emberless")
📌 Event: 3 years of hard work stolen. Paid with literal garbage.
📌 The Twist: He carries a godly bloodline that can summon pure gold flames!
In the epic fantasy series "GODFORGED TEN SCRAPS OF IRON", watch what happens when a true forging genius gets pushed to the edge. Armed with just a few rusty iron scraps and an unbreakable will, Pyrrhos starts his own workshop. From scraping paint off fake runes to hunting down legendary sword fragments, the ultimate Godslayer is making his return. The assassins are waiting, but so is his destiny!
💎 THEMES:
Hidden Identity, Misunderstanding, Supernatural, Drama
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[ HERO STATUS FILE ]
📌 Name: Pyrrhos (Mocked as "Emberless")
📌 Event: 3 years of hard work stolen. Paid with literal garbage.
📌 The Twist: He carries a godly bloodline that can summon pure gold flames!
In the epic fantasy series "GODFORGED TEN SCRAPS OF IRON", watch what happens when a true forging genius gets pushed to the edge. Armed with just a few rusty iron scraps and an unbreakable will, Pyrrhos starts his own workshop. From scraping paint off fake runes to hunting down legendary sword fragments, the ultimate Godslayer is making his return. The assassins are waiting, but so is his destiny!
💎 THEMES:
Hidden Identity, Misunderstanding, Supernatural, Drama
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00:00:00The wind blows me
00:00:02We pass only
00:00:04The wind blows me
00:00:08To my death
00:00:30Three years over a thousand nights like this one nobody knows where these blades come from
00:00:53But everyone who swung one knows this much they kill monsters
00:01:15There's just one thing
00:01:16Every single blade carries someone else's name
00:01:22Assessment day
00:01:23Three years all riding on this one day
00:01:27Master promised he'd put my name forward
00:01:37Top honors in this year's open assessment go to
00:01:46First light
00:01:53That's my sword
00:01:55From Hermon's forge
00:01:57By
00:02:00Jarek
00:02:10A rising star
00:02:11Hermon's senior apprentice
00:02:13They say he designed and forged the blade in a single night
00:02:16A genius
00:02:18A single night
00:02:19That was three years of my life
00:02:22Stand back
00:02:23Authorized entrance only
00:02:29Thanks little brother
00:02:39Other times
00:02:48Master that sword and those designs are mine
00:02:51You promised to put my name forward
00:02:53Three years under my roof
00:02:54Every design and blade made here belongs to this forge
00:02:57An apprentice holds no mark
00:02:58I have the final say
00:02:59That's good law
00:03:00Pass the fire calling test to mark your name
00:03:04But an emberless like you
00:03:05Can't even feel forge fire
00:03:08You'd shame my name
00:03:10Fine
00:03:11Then I quit
00:03:12Pay me three years wages
00:03:20Three years of food, lodging, and my teaching
00:03:23These ten scraps of iron settle your wages
00:03:25Call it generosity
00:03:27And you're not leaving yet
00:03:29Drago ordered thirty blades due in a fortnight
00:03:31Finish them and I'll consider you for mastery and mark
00:03:33Walk out now and I'll make sure no one in this city hire you
00:03:36Not even to mend pots
00:03:45Master
00:03:46You know who forged every best-selling blade here
00:03:50That gold armband
00:03:51Your new chariot
00:03:52My hands paid for both
00:03:54The hands you call worthless
00:03:56And you've promised me my mark for three years
00:03:59Enough!
00:03:59Thirty blades
00:04:00One fortnight
00:04:05Ten scraps of iron
00:04:07Fine
00:04:08Then this is my starting stake
00:04:26Well Pyrrhus
00:04:27Hermon's forge has a rising star now
00:04:30Working for master Hermrock now eh?
00:04:32Must be raking it in
00:04:33Him?
00:04:34He's nothing but a common hammer hand
00:04:36I heard he didn't even qualify for the assessment
00:04:39Hammer hand
00:04:40That's what they called me three years ago
00:04:42Three years later
00:04:43Nothing's changed
00:04:53Two hundred, done
00:04:54Last month my brother took down a two-headed wolf with one of these
00:04:57Didn't even blink
00:04:58Hermon's blades are worth every coin
00:05:00You heard the news?
00:05:01Their master Derek forged first light in a single night
00:05:04Their blades will be going for five hundred soon
00:05:07Move along!
00:05:08Can't afford it
00:05:09Don't block the window
00:05:10Look at the state of you
00:05:11You'll stink my paying customers right out the door
00:05:18Two hundred gold a blade
00:05:20I forged them
00:05:21Three years of my life for ten scraps of iron
00:05:25Fine
00:05:25Starting tonight I'm taking it all back
00:05:29One blade at a time
00:05:39The shop on Market Street? Still open
00:05:42Come see it after sunrise
00:05:43Though you don't sound much like a merchant lad
00:05:46After sunrise, I'll be there
00:05:48Mind if I ask?
00:05:49What business are you opening?
00:05:51A forge
00:06:03You're back
00:06:05How did the assessment go?
00:06:08Fine
00:06:08Father, your medicine first
00:06:25What is that?
00:06:31Three years
00:06:32Up before dawn
00:06:33Scarred head to toe
00:06:35And this is what they pay you?
00:06:36I'll go and have it out with him myself
00:06:38No
00:06:40Father
00:06:41Don't
00:06:41He's not worth it
00:06:43These ten scraps
00:06:44I'm keeping them as what to start with
00:06:46I'm going to
00:06:48Open my own forge
00:06:49Good
00:06:51Good
00:06:53Those hands of yours were never meant to be buried in another man's back feature
00:06:56Your father
00:07:08Message from Master Herman
00:07:09The forge is to be lit at first light tomorrow
00:07:11Thirty blades inspected daily
00:07:12Each day's delay will cost you one scrap of iron
00:07:15Those were his exact words
00:07:17The master
00:07:18The master is entertaining guests
00:07:20His exact words were
00:07:21Go tell that grunt
00:07:23I'm only the messenger
00:07:25Understood
00:07:26Go
00:07:27Go
00:07:44Master
00:07:45Do you see?
00:07:47The boy has grown
00:07:49Those hands
00:07:50Just like yours
00:07:52Theobs
00:07:55Today
00:07:56They ground him into the dirt
00:07:58and this useless old servant
00:08:00Couldn't protect him
00:08:01But I haven't forgotten a single word of what you entrusted to me
00:08:08Until the fire wakes
00:08:10Not a soul may know
00:08:11Those people
00:08:13They're still hunting for this hammer
00:08:15even now
00:08:16A little longer, master. Let this old servant hide it for you. Just a few more years.
00:08:28A grunt. So for three years, that was all I was to him, not even a name.
00:08:33Father's medicine. The shop rent. Three years of work with someone else's name on it.
00:08:39Herman. I'm taking it all back, piece by piece.
00:08:58Mercenaries Hall out the front door. The Grand Market on your left.
00:09:02Guard barracks down the street. Every blade sold in this city passes right here.
00:09:08Fifteen gold a month. One year up front. Cash only.
00:09:13Sir, I can't put down a coin today.
00:09:17Give me three months. Then I will pay a full year's rent with interest.
00:09:21If I fail, take the shop back and I'll smith for you three months for nothing.
00:09:26Old Doris. I'll take this shop. Sixteen gold a month, half a year in cash. Right here.
00:09:44Who let this bregger in? He wants to rent a shop. The stut on him I can hardly breathe.
00:09:51Sir, that reliquium. How long has it been sealed shut?
00:09:58Ten years. It was my late wife's reliquium.
00:10:03Every loxpice in the city says forcing it open would destroy it.
00:10:07Why do you ask?
00:10:10Why do you ask?
00:10:36The shop's not for rent. Not to you. Take your money chest and go.
00:10:40Old man! I'm paying cash!
00:10:43Money? I've seen plenty.
00:10:46A true craftsman. Precious few.
00:10:49Three months. We put it in writing.
00:10:52And boy, don't prove these old eyes wrong for the first time in my life.
00:10:58The shop's settled.
00:11:00Now, time to talk ore with that one-eyed giant.
00:11:16For ten years, every bar of iron Hermon built came from my ore.
00:11:21And now one word, and this filth rolls through my gate.
00:11:26Master giant, business is business.
00:11:29My ore's half the price, and Master Hermon has already signed and sealed the contract.
00:11:34Your starfall copper may be fine ore, but it's priced like it.
00:11:49It's cut with nether-silled.
00:11:51Blades made from it break at the first touch of monster blood.
00:11:54Sharp once, broken the next.
00:11:56Use it for those thirty army blades, and you're trading thirty guardsmen's lives for a few coins.
00:12:00My, my. A grunt who knows so much.
00:12:04The man who pays asks the price, not how many men die.
00:12:13Ten years. You were the one receiving my ore at Hermon's. He only ever signed.
00:12:18So boy, you didn't come today to run his errands.
00:12:20I'm opening my own forge. I cannot put down a single vic.
00:12:23But I want your finest starfall copper. Put it on my account, and I will repay you double.
00:12:29Men who can look at ore?
00:12:31This city's full of them. Men who can listen to it.
00:12:34In fifty years, I've never met one.
00:12:36Go on. Tell me if it's asleep.
00:12:57Deal. My best starfall copper. Reserved for you. Better to deal with you than with your master.
00:13:06A cyclops eye never mistakes heat. It's impossible.
00:13:11That bloodline's fire. Wasn't it meant to have died out three hundred years ago?
00:13:32I knew it. They bought that nether-some ore.
00:13:40Master Derek. The heirloom blade of House Serena. I ask only that you examine it.
00:13:45The soul rune is broken. I can pay. Installments, collateral...
00:13:49You again. What is this, the seventh time?
00:13:51Listen well. A broken soul rune.
00:13:54Hefegoros himself could step down from Olympus and not mend it.
00:13:58Sell your fallen house's scrap while it can still buy medicine.
00:14:01Scrap metal? When my grandfather carried this sword on the northern wall, certain masters here were still shooing horses.
00:14:19Well, well, the grunt. What, come to your senses?
00:14:22Go on in. The forge is waiting for you. Crawl in on your knees. Master might even toss you a
00:14:27meal.
00:14:27I will. This sword can still be saved.
00:14:36You, Mender's soul root. Something no master smith in the entire guild dares touch.
00:14:41Ruin the heirloom of a knightly house. And how will you pay for it? With your life?
00:14:45If you trust me, bring it to me in ten days.
00:14:49If not, forget we ever met.
00:15:0117 forges. Three master smiths. They all said the same thing. A broken soul rune stays broken. What makes you
00:15:06different?
00:15:07They're not wrong. Once a rune breaks, it cannot be mended.
00:15:10But your sword? The rune broke. The soul did not.
00:15:14It's still ringing. When I touched it just now, it felt like it still refused to sleep.
00:15:20Which forge are you with, anyway?
00:15:23In ten days, you'll know.
00:15:25East end of Market Street, the shop with the black door.
00:15:28Bring the sword, and you need not beg anyone else again.
00:15:42Find out who that grunt has been meeting these past few days.
00:15:45East end of Market Street, and one more thing.
00:15:48Tell master, I found our serving boy for the Celebration Feast.
00:15:53Have him come, and wait on me in front of every guild dignitary.
00:16:08Out of regard of your years together, Master Herman invites you to Master Derek's Celebration Feast.
00:16:14His exact words were,
00:16:15Before the guild's dignitaries, I will see that you are treated properly.
00:16:24All this sudden kindness.
00:16:26They're up to something. Don't go.
00:16:29I know they're up to something. That's exactly why I'm going.
00:16:32I want to see what he's playing at.
00:16:34And I need to know how badly Draco's order has been compromised.
00:16:43Master Herman's instructions.
00:16:45Your dignity tonight begins with holding this tray steady.
00:16:50The man holding the tray hears every word at every table.
00:16:53Master Herman's too kind, giving an emberless free food and board for three years.
00:16:57If you ask me, a dog's a better bargain.
00:16:59At least a dog guards the door.
00:17:07God's the stop.
00:17:08Keep away from the steward.
00:17:09If that stench reaches him, how will you answer for it?
00:17:12Thirty-year Cretan vintage.
00:17:13One sip is worth half a year of your wages.
00:17:16Oh, wait. Your wages.
00:17:18How many scraps of iron was it again?
00:17:28And now, the successor to First Light.
00:17:32My own design.
00:17:34Three-stage tempering.
00:17:36Twin Ridge binding rune.
00:17:38When it leaves the forge, the world gets another masterpiece.
00:17:42The third tempering rune.
00:17:44It's drawn backwards.
00:17:45Forge it from this design and it will shatter the day it leaves the anvil.
00:17:52The serving boy lectures us on tempering runes.
00:17:55Hermann, your servants are quite the entertainment.
00:17:58Nonsense.
00:17:59A madman's babble.
00:18:00Someone take him out.
00:18:01He's had too much to drink.
00:18:14I invited you tonight to give you a way out.
00:18:17I will pretend I never heard what you said.
00:18:19Finish the order and I'll see to your master and mark.
00:18:22Three years.
00:18:24I could recite this speech in my sleep.
00:18:27I'll think about it.
00:18:34The centurion's thirty rune blades delivered within the fortnight.
00:18:41Every single one.
00:18:44My own hand of work.
00:18:47Your hand of work?
00:18:48Good.
00:18:49Then let Centurion Draco inspect your hand of work.
00:18:52Personally.
00:19:03That grunt.
00:19:05Three days.
00:19:06And he has not answered the crystal once.
00:19:09The inspection is in a fortnight.
00:19:12Why worry, master?
00:19:14Where's he going to run?
00:19:15His sick old man's medicine can't skip a day.
00:19:18By month's end, hunger will have him crawling back to the forge.
00:19:22Come.
00:19:22Come.
00:19:23A goldsmith is set up at the market below.
00:19:26You have to see this.
00:19:36Excellent taste, gentlemen.
00:19:38Pure cast gold, gemstone hour marks, 280,000 gold.
00:19:42The only one on the continent.
00:19:45280,000?
00:19:46That's a whole season of the forge's earnings.
00:19:48Master, put the grunt to work for two more months and it pays for itself.
00:19:52He eats scraps of iron, remember?
00:19:54True enough.
00:19:55Buy it.
00:19:56Once the apprentice have learned every trick he knows, out he goes.
00:20:11Pyrrhus, your license is approved.
00:20:14Under city statute, the holder may establish a forge, take apprentice and strike his own
00:20:19maker's mark on his work and is fully responsible for it.
00:20:25Well, isn't this the serving boy from the feast?
00:20:27The guild licenses stones now?
00:20:29Opening a forge, are you?
00:20:30What will you make?
00:20:31Nails?
00:20:45The last man in the city who dares touch this sword, and his workshop has no roof.
00:20:51Should I feel honored?
00:20:53The roof comes in three days.
00:20:55It's not the roof the sword is waiting for, it's the fire.
00:20:58And you came.
00:20:59That means you trust me.
00:21:0430 silver.
00:21:05It's all how Siron can raise.
00:21:06I know that won't cover it.
00:21:08Our shop supplies quenching oils and enchanting herbs to every forge in the city.
00:21:11I can pay you in goods.
00:21:1310 years, 20.
00:21:14I'll repay every coin.
00:21:25Tell me about it.
00:21:28It's name is Dawnkeeper.
00:21:30It was my grandfather's, a knight's soul-rot blade.
00:21:33He carried it for 20 years on the Northern Wall.
00:21:37They said when the centaur warborn sounded, Dawnkeeper was always the first light to rise.
00:21:43Then grandfather fell, and our house fell with him.
00:21:46Most of the estate is mortgaged.
00:21:48Everyone told me to melt the sword down for coin.
00:21:52As long as his sword endures, house Siron has not knout.
00:22:02Did it just glow?
00:22:06It never slept.
00:22:07I told you the rune broke.
00:22:09It's soul did not.
00:22:12Put your money away.
00:22:13I'll take the sword.
00:22:15If I fail, I'll forge you a new one.
00:22:16If I succeed, you decide what the work is worth.
00:22:24The rune runs deep into the steel, and I can't see where it turns.
00:22:27What the eye can't see, the hand can't mend.
00:22:30How did they do this 300 years ago?
00:22:40Come home.
00:22:42There's something.
00:22:43It's time you had it.
00:22:56Father, your note said you had something for me.
00:23:01I heard your forge is nearly built.
00:23:06Almost.
00:23:07On opening day, I want you to light the first fire.
00:23:09Good, good.
00:23:11A smith setting up his own forge needs a hammer of his own.
00:23:14Not rented, not borrowed, not given.
00:23:17Handed down.
00:23:33This was your father's.
00:23:36I have kept it for 20 years.
00:23:38Now, it's going home.
00:23:41My father.
00:23:43Who was he?
00:23:46No smith ever had cleaner hands.
00:23:49Then, who were those people?
00:23:55No more questions.
00:23:56When the fire wakes, it will tell you.
00:24:13Just now, I saw it.
00:24:17The casting flaws in the copper pot.
00:24:19The crack inside the door bolt.
00:24:21Father, this hammer.
00:24:23There's a spirit in it.
00:24:25It woke.
00:24:27It woke.
00:24:29That's all that matters.
00:24:35Take these and start your forge.
00:24:38Go.
00:24:39Light your fire.
00:24:48Master, the hammer is home.
00:24:50The road ahead is his now.
00:25:11So that's how the room closes.
00:25:32The coin isn't enough?
00:25:36I cannot take this coin.
00:25:38The copper is a gift.
00:25:39Something for your first fire.
00:25:43I can't accept that.
00:25:44We agreed to put it on my account.
00:25:45Take it.
00:25:47Go forge your sword tonight, boy.
00:25:50Some debts are not measured in coin.
00:26:11Tonight, I re-forge Dawnkeeper.
00:26:13You should be here.
00:26:15This sword is your family's soul.
00:26:19Let's get laugher.
00:26:29I don't know.
00:26:56Grandfather, look.
00:26:57It's shining.
00:26:59Dawnkeeper is seven years.
00:27:00They all said it was impossible.
00:27:02Who are you, really?
00:27:04A sword myth.
00:27:06No.
00:27:07The city is full of swordsmiths.
00:27:09But Dawnkeeper, Dawnkeeper knows you.
00:27:17That fire again.
00:27:20First the heat.
00:27:21Then the winged hammer's signal.
00:27:24Now even Solrun's answer to his hammer.
00:27:28Master, your fire still lives in this world.
00:27:43That's impossible.
00:27:56The wind blows up.
00:27:59So we am baloney.
00:27:59Yeah.
00:28:00We have a bat-ups.
00:28:02So we am baloney.
00:28:04Too loud.
00:28:22Three years. Over a thousand nights like this one.
00:28:25Nobody knows where these blades come from.
00:28:41But everyone who swung one knows this much. They kill monsters.
00:29:00There's just one thing. Every single blade carries someone else's name.
00:29:06Assessment day. Three years. All riding on this one day. Master promised he'd put my name forward.
00:29:19Top honours in this year's open assessment go to...
00:29:26First Light!
00:29:31That's my sword?
00:29:33From Hermon's forge. By...
00:29:37Derrick!
00:29:45A rising star! Hermon's senior apprentice! They say he designed and forged the blade in a single night! A genius!
00:29:52A single night. That was three years of my life.
00:29:56Stand back! Authorised entries only!
00:30:02Thanks, little brother.
00:30:17Master, that sword and those designs are mine. You promised to put my name forward!
00:30:21Three years under my roof. Every design and blade made here belongs to this forge.
00:30:25An apprentice holds no mark. I have the final say. That's Gid Law.
00:30:28Pass the fire calling test to mark your name.
00:30:31But an embolus like you can't even feel forge fire. You'd shame my name.
00:30:36Fine. Then I quit. Pay me three years wages.
00:30:44Three years of food, lodging and my teaching. These ten scraps of iron settle your wages. Call it generosity. And
00:30:50you're not leaving yet.
00:30:51Drago ordered thirty blades due in a fortnight. Finish them and I'll consider you for mastery and mark. Walk out
00:30:56now and I'll make sure no one in this city hire you, not even to mend pots.
00:31:05Master. You know who forged every best-selling blade here. That gold armband? Your new chariot? My hands paid for
00:31:12both. The hands you call worthless. And you've promised me my mark for three years.
00:31:16Enough. Thirty blades. One fortnight.
00:31:21Ten scraps of iron. Fine. Then this is my starting stake.
00:31:26One fortnight.
00:31:39Well, Pyrrhus. Hermon's forge has a rising star now. Working for Master Hermrott now, eh? Must be raking it in.
00:31:45Him? He's nothing but a common hammerhand. I heard he didn't even qualify for the assessment.
00:31:50Hammerhand. That's what they called me three years ago.
00:31:52Three years later, nothing's changed.
00:32:02200. Done.
00:32:03Last month, my brother took down a two-headed wolf with one of these.
00:32:05Didn't even blink. Herman's blades are worth every coin.
00:32:07You heard the news? Their master Derek forged first light in a single night.
00:32:11Their blades will be going for 500 soon.
00:32:13Move along. Can't afford it. Don't block the window.
00:32:16Look at the state of you. You'll stink my paying customers right out the door.
00:32:23200 gold a blade. I forged them.
00:32:25Three years of my life for ten scraps of iron.
00:32:28Fine. Starting tonight, I'm taking it all back.
00:32:31One blade at a time.
00:32:40The shop on Market Street? Still open.
00:32:42Come see it after sunrise. Though you don't sound much like a merchant, lad.
00:32:46After sunrise. I'll be there.
00:32:47Mind if I ask? What business are you opening?
00:32:50A forge.
00:33:00You're back.
00:33:01How did the assessment go?
00:33:04Fine. Father,
00:33:05your medicine first.
00:33:18What is that?
00:33:23Three years.
00:33:24Up before dawn.
00:33:25Scarred head to toe.
00:33:26And this is what they pay you?
00:33:28I'll go and have it out with him myself.
00:33:31Father, don't. He's not worth it.
00:33:33These ten scraps, I'm keeping them as what to start with.
00:33:36I'm going to open my own forge.
00:33:39Good.
00:33:40Good.
00:33:41Those hands of yours were never meant to be buried in another man's back feature.
00:33:45Your father...
00:33:54Message from Master Herman.
00:33:55The forge is to be lit at first light tomorrow.
00:33:57Thirty blades inspected daily.
00:33:58Each day's delay will cost you one scrap of iron.
00:34:00Those were his exact words.
00:34:02The Master...
00:34:03The Master is entertaining guests.
00:34:04His exact words were...
00:34:05Go tell that grunt.
00:34:07I'm only the messenger.
00:34:08Understood.
00:34:09Go.
00:34:24Master, do you see?
00:34:27The boy has grown.
00:34:29Those hands, just like yours.
00:34:33Today they ground him into the dirt,
00:34:36and this useless old servant couldn't protect him.
00:34:39But I haven't forgotten a single word of what you entrusted to me.
00:34:44Until the fire wakes, not a soul may know.
00:34:48Those people, they're still hunting for this hammer, even now.
00:34:51A little longer, Master.
00:34:54Let this old servant hide it for you.
00:34:57Just a few more years.
00:35:01A grunt.
00:35:02So for three years, that was all I was to him, not even a name.
00:35:05Father's medicine.
00:35:06The shop rent.
00:35:07Three years of work with someone else's name on it.
00:35:10Herman.
00:35:11I'm taking it all back.
00:35:12Piece by piece.
00:35:26Mercenaries Hall out the front door.
00:35:28The Grand Market on your left.
00:35:29Guard barracks down the street.
00:35:31Every blade sold in this city passes right here.
00:35:34Fifteen gold a month, one year up front.
00:35:36Cash only.
00:35:38Sir, I can't put down a coin today.
00:35:41Give me three months.
00:35:43Then I will pay a full year's rent with interest.
00:35:45If I fail, take the shop back and I'll smith for you three months for nothing.
00:35:49Old Doris.
00:35:50I'll take this shop.
00:35:52Sixteen gold a month, half a year in cash.
00:35:54Right here.
00:36:04Who let this bregger in?
00:36:05He wants to rent a shop.
00:36:07The stud on him I can hardly breathe.
00:36:10Sir, that reliquium.
00:36:12How long has it been sealed shut?
00:36:16Ten years.
00:36:17It was my late wife's reliquium.
00:36:20Every lockspice in the city says forcing it open would destroy it.
00:36:24Why do you ask?
00:36:47The shop's not for rent.
00:36:49Not to you.
00:36:50Take your money chest and go.
00:36:51Old man!
00:36:52I'm paying cash!
00:36:53Money?
00:36:54I've seen plenty.
00:36:55A true craftsman.
00:36:57Precious few.
00:36:58Three months.
00:36:59We put it in writing.
00:37:00And boy, don't prove these old eyes wrong for the first time in my life.
00:37:06The shop's settled.
00:37:08Now, time to talk all with that one-eyed giant.
00:37:21For ten years, every bar of iron Hermann built came from my ore.
00:37:25And now one word, and this filth rolls through my gate?
00:37:29Master Giant, business is business.
00:37:32My ore's half the price, and Master Hermann has already signed and sealed the contract.
00:37:35Your starfall copper may be fine ore, but it's priced like it.
00:37:48It's cut with nether sealed.
00:37:50Blades made from it break at the first touch of monster blood.
00:37:52Sharp once, broken the next.
00:37:54Use it for those thirty army blades, and you're trading thirty guardman's lives for a few coins.
00:37:58My, my.
00:37:59A grunt who knows so much.
00:38:01The man who pays asks the price, not how many men die.
00:38:08Ten years.
00:38:09You were the one receiving my ore at Hermann's.
00:38:11He only ever signed.
00:38:12So boy, you didn't come today to run his errands.
00:38:14I'm opening my own forge.
00:38:16I cannot put down a single vic.
00:38:17But I want your finest starfall copper.
00:38:19Put it on my account, and I will repay you double.
00:38:22Men who can look at ore?
00:38:23This city's full of them.
00:38:24Men who can listen to it.
00:38:25In fifty years, I've never met one.
00:38:27Go on.
00:38:28Tell me if it's asleep.
00:38:45Deal.
00:38:46My best starfall copper.
00:38:48Reserved for you.
00:38:49Better to deal with you than with your master.
00:38:53A cyclops eye never mistakes heat.
00:38:55Impossible.
00:38:56That bloodline's fire.
00:38:58Wasn't it meant to have died out three hundred years ago?
00:39:14I knew it.
00:39:15They bought that nether some ore.
00:39:21Master Derek, the heirloom blade of House Arena.
00:39:23I ask only that you examine it.
00:39:25The soul rune is broken.
00:39:26I can pay.
00:39:27Installments, collateral...
00:39:28You again.
00:39:29What is this, the seventh time?
00:39:30Listen well.
00:39:31A broken soul rune.
00:39:33Hefegros himself could step down from Olympus and not mend it.
00:39:36Sell your fallen house's scrap while it can still buy medicine.
00:39:39Scrap metal?
00:39:40When my grandfather carried this sword on the northern wall,
00:39:42certain masters here were still shooing horses.
00:39:53Well, well, the grunt.
00:39:55What, come to your senses?
00:39:56Go on in.
00:39:57The forge is waiting for you.
00:39:58Crawl in on your knees.
00:39:59Master might even toss you a meal.
00:40:03This sword can still be saved.
00:40:08You, Mender's soul route.
00:40:10Something no mastersmith in the entire guild dares touch.
00:40:12Ruin the heirloom of a knightly house.
00:40:13And how will you pay for it?
00:40:14With your life?
00:40:15If you trust me, bring it to me in ten days.
00:40:18If not, forget we ever met.
00:40:28Seventeen forges.
00:40:29Three mastersmiths.
00:40:30They all said the same thing.
00:40:31A broken soul rune stays broken.
00:40:32What makes you different?
00:40:33They're not wrong.
00:40:34Once a rune breaks, it cannot be mended.
00:40:36But your sword?
00:40:37The rune broke.
00:40:38The soul did not.
00:40:39It's still ringing.
00:40:40When I touched it just now, it felt like it still refused to sleep.
00:40:44Which forge are you with, anyway?
00:40:47In ten days, you'll know.
00:40:48East end of Market Street, the shop with the black door.
00:40:51Bring the sword, and you need not beg anyone else again.
00:41:02Find out who that grunt has been meeting these past few days.
00:41:05And one more thing.
00:41:08Tell Master, I've found our serving boy for the celebration feast.
00:41:11Have him come, and wait on me, in front of every guild dignitary.
00:41:24Out of regard of your years together, Master Herman invites you to Master Derek's celebration feast.
00:41:29His exact words were,
00:41:30Before the guild's dignitaries, I will see that you are treated properly.
00:41:37All this sudden kindness.
00:41:39They're up to something.
00:41:40Don't go.
00:41:41I know they're up to something.
00:41:43That's exactly why I'm going.
00:41:44I want to see what he's playing at.
00:41:46And, I need to know how badly Draco's order has been compromised.
00:41:54Master Herman's instructions.
00:41:55Your dignity tonight begins with holding this tray steady.
00:41:59The man holding the tray hears every word at every table.
00:42:02Master Herman's too kind, giving an emberless free food and board for three years.
00:42:05If you ask me, a dog's a better bargain.
00:42:07At least a dog guards the door.
00:42:13God, it's the store.
00:42:14Keep away from the steward.
00:42:15If that stache reaches him, how will you answer for it?
00:42:17Thirty-year Cretan vintage.
00:42:19One sip is worth half a year of your wages.
00:42:21Oh, wait.
00:42:21Your wages.
00:42:23How many scraps of iron was it again?
00:42:31And now, the successor to First Light.
00:42:34My own design.
00:42:36Three-stage tempering.
00:42:37Twin Ridge binding rune.
00:42:39When it leaves the forge, the world gets another masterpiece.
00:42:43The third tempering rune.
00:42:44It's drawn backwards.
00:42:45Forge it from this design and it will shatter the day it leaves the anvil.
00:42:50The serving boy lectures us on tempering runes.
00:42:53Hermann, your servants are quite the entertainment.
00:42:56Nonsense.
00:42:56A madman's babble.
00:42:58Someone take him out.
00:42:58He's had too much to drink.
00:43:09I invited you tonight to give you a way out.
00:43:11I will pretend I never heard what you said.
00:43:13Finish the order and I'll see to your master and mark.
00:43:16Three years.
00:43:17I could recite this speech in my sleep.
00:43:21I'll think about it.
00:43:25The Centurion's 30 rune blades delivered within the fortnight.
00:43:32Every single one.
00:43:34My own hand of work.
00:43:36Your hand of work?
00:43:38Good.
00:43:39Then let Centurion Draco inspect your hand of work.
00:43:41Personally.
00:43:50That grunt.
00:43:52Three days.
00:43:53And he has not answered the crystal once.
00:43:55The inspection is in a fortnight.
00:43:58Why worry, master?
00:43:59Where's he going to run?
00:44:00His sick old man's medicine can't skip a day.
00:44:02By month's end, hunger will have him crawling back to the forge.
00:44:05Come, come.
00:44:07A goldsmith is set up at the market below.
00:44:09You have to see this.
00:44:18Excellent taste, gentlemen.
00:44:19Pure cast gold, gemstone hour marks, 280,000 gold.
00:44:22The only one on the continent.
00:44:25280,000?
00:44:26That's a whole season of the forge's earnings.
00:44:28Master, put the grunt to work for two more months and it pays for itself.
00:44:31He eats scraps of iron, remember?
00:44:33True enough.
00:44:34Buy it.
00:44:34Once the apprentice have learned every trick he knows, out he goes.
00:44:47Pyrrhus, your license is approved.
00:44:49Under city statute, the holder may establish a forge, take apprentice, and strike his own maker's mark on his work,
00:44:55and is fully responsible for it.
00:44:58Well, isn't this the serving boy from the feast?
00:45:00The guild licenses stones now?
00:45:01Opening a forge, are you?
00:45:02What will you make?
00:45:03Nails?
00:45:08Nails?
00:45:15The last man in the city who dares touch this sword, and his workshop has no roof.
00:45:20Should I feel honored?
00:45:22The roof comes in three days.
00:45:24It's not the roof the sword is waiting for, it's the fire.
00:45:26And you came.
00:45:27That means you trust me.
00:45:31Thirty silver.
00:45:32It's all how Siron can raise.
00:45:33I know that won't cover it.
00:45:34Our shop supplies quenching oils and enchanting herbs to every forge in the city.
00:45:37I can pay you in goods.
00:45:38Ten years, twenty, I'll repay every coin.
00:45:48Tell me about it.
00:45:51Its name is Dawnkeeper.
00:45:52It was my grandfather's.
00:45:54A knight's soul-rot blade.
00:45:55He carried it for twenty years on the Northern Wall.
00:45:59They said when the centaur warborn sounded, Dawnkeeper was always the first light to rise.
00:46:03Then grandfather fell, and our house fell with him.
00:46:06Most of the estate is mortgaged.
00:46:08Everyone told me to melt the sword down for coin.
00:46:11As long as his sword endures, House Siron has not knout.
00:46:19Did it just glow?
00:46:22It never slept.
00:46:24I told you the rune broke.
00:46:25Its soul did not.
00:46:28Put your money away.
00:46:29I'll take the sword.
00:46:30If I fail, I'll forge you a new one.
00:46:31If I succeed, you decide what the work is worth.
00:46:37The rune runs deep into the steel, and I can't see where it turns.
00:46:40What the eye can't see, the hand can't mend.
00:46:43How did they do this three hundred years ago?
00:46:51Come home.
00:46:52There's something.
00:46:53It's time you had it.
00:47:04Father, your note said you had something for me.
00:47:08I heard.
00:47:09Your forge is nearly built.
00:47:12Almost.
00:47:13On opening day, I want you to light the first fire.
00:47:15Good.
00:47:16Good.
00:47:17A smith setting up his own forge needs a hammer of his own.
00:47:19Not rented, not borrowed, not given.
00:47:22Handed down.
00:47:35This was your father's.
00:47:37I have kept it for twenty years.
00:47:40Now, it's going home.
00:47:42My father?
00:47:43Who was he?
00:47:46No smith ever had cleaner hands.
00:47:48Then, who were those people?
00:47:53No more questions.
00:47:55When the fire wakes, it will tell you.
00:48:08Just now, I saw it.
00:48:11The casting flaws in the copper pot.
00:48:13The crack inside the door bolt.
00:48:15Father, this hammer.
00:48:17There's a spirit in it.
00:48:18It woke.
00:48:20It woke.
00:48:22That's all that matters.
00:48:26Take these and start your forge.
00:48:29Go.
00:48:30Light your fire.
00:48:37Master, the hammer is home.
00:48:39The road ahead is his now.
00:48:57So that's how the room closes.
00:49:14The coin isn't enough?
00:49:17I cannot take this coin.
00:49:19The copper is a gift.
00:49:20Something for your first fire.
00:49:23I can't accept that.
00:49:24We agreed to put it on my account.
00:49:25Take it!
00:49:27Go forge your sword tonight, boy.
00:49:29Some debts are not measured in coin.
00:49:47Tonight, I reforge Dawn Keeper.
00:49:49You should be here.
00:49:50This sword is your family's soul.
00:50:01This is a place in den.
00:50:02I came to the grave.
00:50:02This sword can the Stand Putting Temple.
00:50:08It's a magic spell.
00:50:10It's a magic spell.
00:50:10If the sword can give redu kant of theства and the sword will be here.
00:50:10It's a magic spell.
00:50:11Let's face the sword, baby.
00:50:11This sword can take she twulking.
00:50:11Let's face the sword.
00:50:11Let's fight roughritt.
00:50:11This sword can give up all the myth.
00:50:12Even nadie's kitchenyyy.
00:50:13Let's tree tree石.
00:50:24Grandfather, look
00:50:25It's shining
00:50:26Dawnkeeper is seven years
00:50:27They all said it was impossible
00:50:29Who are you really?
00:50:31A sword myth
00:50:32No
00:50:33The city is full of swordsmiths
00:50:35But Dawnkeeper
00:50:36Dawnkeeper knows you
00:50:42That fire again
00:50:43First the heat
00:50:45Then the winged hammer's signal
00:50:47Now even soul runes answer to his hammer
00:50:50Master, your fire still lives in this world
00:51:04That's impossible
00:51:14The wing of moldy
00:51:18Yeah
00:51:18With my bells
00:51:20The wing of moldy
00:51:23Is my death
00:51:45Three years, over a thousand nights like this one, nobody knows where these blades come from.
00:52:08But everyone who swung one knows this much, they kill monsters.
00:52:31There's just one thing. Every single blade carries someone else's name. Assessment day. Three years, all riding on this one
00:52:42day. Master promised he'd put my name forward.
00:52:52Top honors in this year's open assessment go to...
00:53:01First Light!
00:53:07That's my sword?
00:53:10From Hermon's Forge, by...
00:53:15Jeric!
00:53:25A rising star! Hermon's senior apprentice! They say he designed and forged the blade in a single night! A genius!
00:53:34A single night? That was three years of my life.
00:53:37Stand back! Authorized entrance only!
00:53:44Thanks, little brother.
00:54:03Master, that sword and those designs are mine. You promised to put my name forward!
00:54:08Three years under my roof. Every design and blade made here belongs to this forge. An apprentice holds no mark.
00:54:13I have the final say. That's Gid Law.
00:54:15Passed the fire calling test to mark your name. But an Emberless like you can't even feel forge fire. You'd
00:54:24shame my name. Fine. Then I quit. Pay me three years' wages.
00:54:35Three years of food, lodging and my teaching. These ten scraps of iron settle your wages. Call it generosity. And
00:54:43you're not leaving yet.
00:54:44Drago ordered 30 blades due in a fortnight. Finish them and I'll consider you for mastery and mark. Walk out
00:54:50now and I'll make sure no one in this city hire you, not even to mend pots.
00:55:01Master, you know who forged every best-selling blade here. That gold armband? Your new chariot? My hands paid for
00:55:09both. The hands you call worthless. And you've promised me my mark for three years.
00:55:14Enough! 30 blades. One fortnight.
00:55:20Ten scraps of iron. Fine. Then this is my starting stake.
00:55:38Ten scraps of iron.
00:55:42Well, Pyrrhus. Hermon's forge has a rising star now. Working for Master Hermroth now, eh? Must be raking it in.
00:55:49Him? He's nothing but a common hammerhand. I heard he didn't even qualify for the assessment.
00:55:55Hammerhand. That's what they called me three years ago.
00:55:57Three years later, nothing's changed.
00:56:08200. Done.
00:56:10Last month, my brother took down a two-headed wolf with one of these.
00:56:13Didn't even blink. Herman's blades are worth every coin.
00:56:15You heard the news? Their master Derek forged first light in a single night.
00:56:19Their blades will be going for 500 soon.
00:56:22Move along. Can't afford it. Don't block the window.
00:56:26Look at the state of you. You'll stink my paying customers right out the door.
00:56:34200 gold a blade. I forged them. Three years of my life for ten scraps of iron.
00:56:40Fine. Starting tonight, I'm taking it all back. One blade at a time.
00:56:55The shop on Market Street? Still open. Come see it after sunrise.
00:56:59Though you don't sound much like a merchant, lad.
00:57:02After sunrise, I'll be there.
00:57:04Mind if I ask? What business are you opening?
00:57:07A forge.
00:57:18You're back.
00:57:20How did the assessment go?
00:57:23Fine. Father, your medicine first.
00:57:40What is that?
00:57:46Three years. Up before dawn. Scarred head to toe.
00:57:50And this is what they pay you?
00:57:52I'll go and have it out with him myself.
00:57:55Father.
00:57:56Don't.
00:57:57He's not worth it.
00:57:59These ten scraps, I'm keeping them as what to start with.
00:58:02I'm going to open my own forge.
00:58:05Good.
00:58:06Good.
00:58:08Those hands of yours were never meant to be buried in another man's back feature.
00:58:12Your father...
00:58:23Message from Master Herman.
00:58:24The forge is to be lit at first light tomorrow.
00:58:26Thirty blades inspected daily.
00:58:28Each day's delay will cost you one scrap of iron.
00:58:30Those were his exact words.
00:58:33The Master...
00:58:34The Master is entertaining guests.
00:58:36His exact words were...
00:58:37Go tell that grunt.
00:58:38I'm only the messenger.
00:58:41Understood.
00:58:42Go.
00:58:59Master, do you see?
00:59:02The boy has grown.
00:59:05Those hands just like yours.
00:59:11Today, they ground him into the dirt, and this useless old servant couldn't protect him.
00:59:17But I haven't forgotten a single word of what you entrusted to me.
00:59:23Until the fire wakes, not a soul may know.
00:59:27Those people, they're still hunting for this hammer, even now.
00:59:32A little longer, Master.
00:59:35Let this old servant hide it for you.
00:59:38Just a few more years.
00:59:43A grunt.
00:59:45So for three years, that was all I was to him, not even a name.
00:59:49Father's medicine.
00:59:50The shop rent.
00:59:51Three years of work with someone else's name on it.
00:59:55Herman.
00:59:55I'm taking it all back, piece by piece.
01:00:14Mercenaries Hall out the front door.
01:00:16The Grand Market on your left.
01:00:17Guard barracks down the street.
01:00:20Every blade sold in this city passes right here.
01:00:23Fifteen gold a month.
01:00:25One year up front.
01:00:26Cash only.
01:00:29Sir, I can't put down a coin today.
01:00:32Give me three months.
01:00:34Then I will pay a full year's rent with interest.
01:00:37If I fail, take the shop back and I'll smith for you three months for nothing.
01:00:42Old Doris.
01:00:43I'll take this shop.
01:00:45Sixteen gold a month, half a year in cash.
01:00:47Right here.
01:00:59Who let this bregger in?
01:01:01He wants to rent a shop.
01:01:03The stut on him I can hardly breathe.
01:01:07Sir, that reliquium.
01:01:09How long has it been sealed shut?
01:01:13Ten years.
01:01:15It was my late wife's reliquium.
01:01:19Every lockspice in the city says forcing it open would destroy it.
01:01:23Why do you ask?
01:01:51The shop's not for rent.
01:01:53Not to you.
01:01:54Take your money chest and go.
01:01:56Old man!
01:01:57I'm paying cash!
01:01:59Money?
01:01:59I've seen plenty.
01:02:01A true craftsman.
01:02:03Precious few.
01:02:04Three months.
01:02:05We put it in writing.
01:02:07And boy, don't prove these old eyes wrong for the first time in my life.
01:02:14The shop's settled.
01:02:16Now, time to talk awe with that one-eyed giant.
01:02:32For ten years, every bar of iron Hermann built came from my oar.
01:02:37And now one word, and this filth rolls through my gate?
01:02:42Master giant, business is business.
01:02:44My oar's half the price, and Master Hermann has already signed and sealed the contract.
01:02:49Your starfall copper may be fine oar, but it's priced like it.
01:03:04It's cut with nether-silled.
01:03:06Blades made from it break at the first touch of monster blood.
01:03:09Sharp once, broken the next.
01:03:11Use it for those thirty army blades and you're trading thirty guardsmen's lives for a few coins.
01:03:16My, my.
01:03:17A grunt who knows so much.
01:03:19The man who pays asks the price, not how many men die.
01:03:28Ten years.
01:03:29You were the one receiving my oar at Hermann's.
01:03:32He only ever signed.
01:03:33So boy, you didn't come today to run his errands.
01:03:36I'm opening my own forge.
01:03:37I cannot put down a single vic.
01:03:39But I want your finest starfall copper.
01:03:41Put it on my account and I will repay you double.
01:03:45Men who can look at oar?
01:03:46This city's full of them.
01:03:48Men who can listen to it.
01:03:49In fifty years, I've never met one.
01:03:51Go on.
01:03:52Tell me if it's asleep.
01:04:13Deal.
01:04:14My best star all copper.
01:04:16Reserved for you.
01:04:17Better to deal with you than with your master.
01:04:22A cyclops eye never mistakes heat.
01:04:25Impossible.
01:04:26That bloodline's fire.
01:04:28Wasn't it meant to have died out three hundred years ago?
01:04:47I knew it.
01:04:49They bought that nether sum oar.
01:04:55Master Derrick, the heirloom blade of House Serena.
01:04:58I ask only that you examine it.
01:05:00The soul rune is broken.
01:05:02I can pay.
01:05:03Installments, collateral, anything.
01:05:04You again.
01:05:05What is this, the seventh time?
01:05:07Listen well.
01:05:08A broken soul rune.
01:05:10Hephaegoros himself could step down from Olympus and not mend it.
01:05:13Sell your fallen house's scrap while it can still buy medicine.
01:05:17Scrap metal?
01:05:18When my grandfather carried this sword on the northern wall, certain masters here were still
01:05:22shooing horses.
01:05:34Well, well, the grunt.
01:05:36What, come to your senses?
01:05:38Go on in.
01:05:39The forge is waiting for you.
01:05:40Crawl in on your knees.
01:05:41Master might even toss you a meal.
01:05:46This sword can still be saved.
01:05:52You, Mender's soul root.
01:05:54Something no master smith in the entire guild dares touch.
01:05:57Ruin the heirloom of a knightly house.
01:05:58And how will you pay for it?
01:05:59With your life?
01:06:00If you trust me, bring it to me in ten days.
01:06:04If not, forget we ever met.
01:06:16Seventeen forges.
01:06:17Three master smiths.
01:06:18They all said the same thing.
01:06:19A broken soul rune stays broken.
01:06:21What makes you different?
01:06:22They're not wrong.
01:06:24Once a rune breaks, it cannot be mended.
01:06:26But your sword?
01:06:27The rune broke.
01:06:28The soul did not.
01:06:30It's still ringing.
01:06:31When I touched it just now, it felt like it still refused to sleep.
01:06:35Which forge are you with, anyway?
01:06:38In ten days, you'll know.
01:06:41East end of Market Street, the shop with the black door.
01:06:43Bring the sword, and you need not beg anyone else again.
01:06:57Find out who that grunt has been meeting these past few days.
01:07:01And one more thing.
01:07:04Tell master, I found our serving boy for the Celebration Feast.
01:07:08Have him come, and wait on me in front of every guild dignitary.
01:07:23Out of regard of your years together, Master Herman invites you to Master Derek's Celebration Feast.
01:07:29His exact words were,
01:07:31Before the guild's dignitaries, I will see that you are treated properly.
01:07:39All this sudden kindness.
01:07:41They're up to something.
01:07:43Don't go.
01:07:44I know they're up to something.
01:07:46That's exactly why I'm going.
01:07:47I want to see what he's playing at.
01:07:50And I need to know how badly Draco's order has been compromised.
01:07:59Master Herman's instructions.
01:08:00Your dignity tonight begins with holding this tray steady.
01:08:05The man holding the tray hears every word at every table.
01:08:09Master Herman's too kind, giving an emberless free food and board for three years.
01:08:12If you ask me, a dog's a better bargain.
01:08:15At least a dog guards the door.
01:08:22Gods, the stop!
01:08:23Keep away from the steward.
01:08:25If that stench reaches him, how will you answer for it?
01:08:27Thirty-year Cretan vintage.
01:08:28One sip is worth half a year of your wages.
01:08:31Oh wait.
01:08:32Your wages.
01:08:33How many scraps of iron was it again?
01:08:44And now, the successor to First Light.
01:08:47My own design.
01:08:50Three-stage tempering.
01:08:51Twin Ridge binding rune.
01:08:53When it leaves the forge, the world gets another masterpiece.
01:08:58The third tempering rune.
01:08:59It's drawn backwards.
01:09:01Forge it from this design and it will shatter the day it leaves the anvil.
01:09:06Ha ha ha ha!
01:09:07The serving boy lectures us on tempering runes?
01:09:11Herman, your servants are quite the entertainment.
01:09:13Nonsense!
01:09:14A madman's babble!
01:09:16Someone take him out!
01:09:17He's had too much to drink!
01:09:29I invited you tonight to give you a way out.
01:09:32I will pretend I never heard what you said.
01:09:34Finish the order and I'll see to your master and mark.
01:09:38Three years.
01:09:39I could recite this speech in my sleep.
01:09:43I'll think about it.
01:09:49The Centurion's thirty rune blades delivered within the fortnight.
01:09:56Every single one.
01:09:59My own hand of work.
01:10:02Your hand of work?
01:10:04Good.
01:10:05Then let Centurion Draco inspect your hand of work.
01:10:07Personally.
01:10:09Personally.
01:10:19That grunt.
01:10:21Three days.
01:10:22And he has not answered the crystal once.
01:10:24The inspection is in a fortnight.
01:10:28Why worry, master?
01:10:29Where's he going to run?
01:10:31His sick old man's medicine can't skip a day.
01:10:33By month's end, hunger will have him crawling back to the forge.
01:10:37Come.
01:10:38Come.
01:10:39A goldsmith is set up at the market below.
01:10:41You have to see this.
01:10:52Excellent taste, gentlemen.
01:10:53Pure cast gold.
01:10:54Gemstone hour marks.
01:10:56Two hundred eighty thousand gold.
01:10:57The only one on the continent.
01:10:59Two hundred eighty thousand?
01:11:01That's a whole season of the forge's earnings.
01:11:04Master.
01:11:04Put the grunt to work for two more months and it pays for itself.
01:11:07He eats scraps of iron, remember?
01:11:10True enough.
01:11:11Buy it.
01:11:11Once the apprentice have learned every trick he knows, out he goes.
01:11:27Pyrrhus, your license is approved.
01:11:29Under city statute, the holder may establish a forge, take apprentice and strike his own maker's mark on his work
01:11:36and is fully responsible for it.
01:12:01The last man in the city who dares touch this sword, and his workshop has no roof.
01:12:07Should I feel honored?
01:12:09The roof comes in three days.
01:12:11It's not the roof the sword is waiting for, it's the fire.
01:12:13And you came.
01:12:15That means you trust me.
01:12:19Thirty silver.
01:12:21It's all how Siron can raise.
01:12:22I know that won't cover it.
01:12:23Our shop supplies quenching oils and enchanting herbs to every forge in the city.
01:12:27I can pay you in goods.
01:12:28Ten years, twenty.
01:12:29I'll repay every coin.
01:12:40Tell me about it.
01:12:43Its name is Dawnkeeper.
01:12:45It was my grandfather's.
01:12:47A knight's soul-rot blade.
01:12:48He carried it for twenty years on the Northern Wall.
01:12:53They said when the centaur warbond sounded, Dawnkeeper was always the first light to rise.
01:12:58Then Grandfather fell, and our house fell with him.
01:13:02Most of the estate is mortgaged.
01:13:04Everyone told me to melt the sword down for coin.
01:13:08As long as his sword endures, House Siren has not knout.
01:13:18Did it just glow?
01:13:21It never slept.
01:13:23I told you the rune broke.
01:13:24Its soul did not.
01:13:27Put your money away.
01:13:29I'll take the sword.
01:13:30If I fail, I'll forge you a new one.
01:13:32If I succeed, you decide what the work is worth.
01:13:39The rune runs deep into the steel, and I can't see where it turns.
01:13:43What the eye can't see, the hand can't mend.
01:13:46How did they do this three hundred years ago?
01:13:56Come home.
01:13:57There's something.
01:13:58It's time you had it.
01:14:04Come home.
01:14:11Father, your note said you had something for me.
01:14:16I heard your forge is nearly built.
01:14:21Almost.
01:14:22On opening day, I want you to light the first fire.
01:14:25Good, good.
01:14:26A smith setting up his own forge needs a hammer of his own.
01:14:30Not rented, not borrowed, not given, handed down.
01:15:02No smith ever had cleaner hands.
01:15:04But then, who were those people?
01:15:10No more questions.
01:15:12When the fire wakes, it will tell you.
01:15:29Just now, I saw it.
01:15:32The casting flaws in the copper pot.
01:15:34The crack inside the door bolt.
01:15:36Father, this hammer, there's a spirit in it.
01:15:41It woke.
01:15:42It woke.
01:15:44That's all that matters.
01:15:50Take these and start your forge.
01:15:54Go, light your fire.
01:16:03Master, the hammer is home.
01:16:06The road ahead is his now.
01:16:27So that's how the room closes.
01:16:48The coin isn't enough.
01:16:51I cannot take this coin.
01:16:53The copper is a gift.
01:16:55Something for your first fire.
01:16:58I can't accept that.
01:16:59We agreed to put it on my account.
01:17:01Take it!
01:17:03Go forge your sword tonight, boy.
01:17:06Some debts are not measured in coin.
01:17:26Tonight, I re-forge Dawnkeeper.
01:17:29You should be here.
01:17:30This sword is your family's soul.
01:18:00You should be here.
01:18:11Grandfather, look.
01:18:13It's shining.
01:18:14Dawnkeeper is seven years.
01:18:15They all said it was impossible.
01:18:17Who are you, really?
01:18:20A sword myth.
01:18:22No.
01:18:23The city is full of swordsmiths.
01:18:25But Dawnkeeper, Dawnkeeper knows you.
01:18:33That fire again.
01:18:35First the heat.
01:18:37Then the winged hammer signal.
01:18:39Now even Solrun's answer to his hammer.
01:18:43Master, your fire still lives in this world.
01:18:59That's impossible.
01:19:00That's impossible.
01:19:03That's impossible.
01:19:04What's your right?
01:19:09What's your right?
01:19:12That's impossible.