Warm days naturally can't last long, and peace and happiness will only make people depressed, and Aisen also understands this truth.

For the sake of the Academy of Magic in two months, he must not be able to relax.

But in the next two months, he had more important things to do, and that was to fulfill his promise with Gray and learn the art of blacksmithing.

As early as "God's Domain", Aisen was extremely aware of the importance of a sub-job like blacksmithing, which could not only bring security to life, but also bring a huge improvement to his physique.

For magicians, a weak constitution is a fatal weakness.

A few days later, Eisen arrived at the blacksmith's shop.

Before anyone heard it, before he entered the house, he heard the sound of clanging iron, and he couldn't help but feel Gray's fanaticism for blacksmithing.

Once born and twice cooked, this time Aisen was not so restrained, knocking on the door and shouting: "Gray, is Gray here, I'm looking for you"

As soon as Aisen finished shouting, a curse came from inside the room: "Which bastard is yelling, Lao Tzu has just arrived at the critical moment, and all of them have fallen short."

Gray ran out of the house in a rage, staring wide-eyed for who had interfered with his forging.

And Eisen didn't care about Gray's anger at all, and said with a hippie smile, "It's me bastard who bothered you, what are you going to do with me?"

Only then did Gray realize that the bastard who disturbed his forging was the Eisen he had been thinking about day and night.

Day and night, he finally looked forward to Aisen, and the anger on his face was swept away by Aisen's appearance, and he squeezed out an embarrassed smile and said: "Who did I say, it turned out to be your little ancestor, you finally came, if you don't come again, I thought you kid ran away with Ugin"

"What kind of person is I, Aisen, how can I be the kind of rat who doesn't believe in my words, senior, you can rest assured," Aisen said solemnly, although he really had the idea of running away with Ugin.

"Don't be a senior, I can count on you to show me how to take my forging skills to the next level," Gray said with a quick wave of his hand, as if in his eyes only the forging technique was the most important.

Looking at Gray's anxious appearance, Aisen did not pretend to be suspenseful and told Gray the method.

"Forging is a profound technology, powerful armor, magic guides are all given value by the forger, and these powerful magic guides are certainly not made by the forgers to imitate others, but by their own imagination, and the reason why you have not been able to break through is not that you are rigidly confined to the framework of blacksmithing, what is blacksmithing? Forging is an art and everyone has their own art form, so what is your art form?" Aisen put his hands behind his back and pretended to talk profoundly.

From the first time he saw Gray, Eisen knew that the reason why he couldn't break through was not because he was not skilled enough, but because he lacked imagination and inspiration to create, and Eisen just pointed out this.

Of course, the passage just now was naturally not from Eisen himself, but he recorded it in a book called "The Self-cultivation of the Forge Master" on Earth, and Eisen naturally did not tell Gray about it.

Because life on Earth is extremely boring, Eisen has read a lot of books in his life.

After hearing this, Gray was like a gleam in his eyes, and he muttered: "Yes, I have been imitating other people's forging forms and forging, and completely ignoring my own forging style."

"Okay, I'll tell you the method, are you going to teach me the forging technique" Gray was enlightened, but Eisen didn't understand anything, he didn't know anything about it, he didn't have any contact with the forging technique, and he hurriedly said to Gray.

Gray pointed to a piece of metal in the corner and threw it at Eisen's book, and said casually, "This is the Thousand Stacks Hammer Method, which is an extremely extraordinary forging hammer method, learn this hammer method to make this piece of metal into a palm-sized ball, I am teaching you the forging technique."

Eisen hurriedly picked up the book thrown by Gray, looked at the metal in the corner and blurted out: "Damn!, you let me hammer such a large piece of dark iron into a palm-sized or ball-shaped, you won't be playing with me!"

And Gray didn't pay attention to Eisen's complaints, and kept muttering about Eisen's words just now and buried his head in the room.

Said so, but Eisen didn't think Gray would lie to him.

Eisen then began to flip through the books Gray had given him.

"The Thousand Stacked Hammer Method records the technique of continuous swinging of the hammer, this hammer method is named the stacked hammer, through this hammer method, the strength of each blow will be superimposed together to exert an exponential efficiency, according to the above description when superimposed to a thousand hammers, the impurities of the metal can be completely removed and sublimated, but the requirements for the user's physique are extremely high."

"This hammer method is very mysterious, but it requires a lot of physical strength," Aisen muttered after briefly sweeping the hammer method.

Despite this, Aisen was very interested in this hammer method, because this hammer method seemed to be a book of body forging techniques, and a complete set of body forging exercises was recorded on it.

And Aisen, who has always been distressed by his weak physique, was naturally extremely excited after getting this hammer method.

Then Eisen went to the workbench and picked up a hammer that fit his hand, and he couldn't wait to smash it twice according to the description in the book.

The dark iron didn't move at all, but there was a tingling pain from Aisen's tiger's mouth.

"I didn't expect the rebound of the palm of the opponent to be so strong in the continuous hammer," Eisen said with a trembling hand.

But instead of being discouraged, he became more radical, and the more difficult the hammer method, the greater the gain.

In the following time, in addition to eating and sleeping, Aisen was obsessed with repeatedly beating the dark iron.

Time passed like an arrow in a flash, and Aisen's upper body was bare under the scorching sun, his originally white and thin body was much stronger, and the muscles on his arms bulged like a small hill.

The scorching sun did not have a little affection in people's hearts, and Aisen was mercilessly illuminated, and sweat flowed down his back like flowing water.

Suddenly, a round of essence erupted in Aisen's eyes, and he picked up the hammer and smashed it towards the dark iron.

Jingle clang, every time Aisen hammered down the black iron, there would be a ripple on it, but after a while, the hammer sound sounded three hundred times in a row.

But three hundred times seems to have reached Aisen's limit, I saw him exhale deeply and said regretfully, "Three hundred times a month, it seems that this is my limit"

Aisen put down the hammer, wiped the sweat on his forehead with the back of his hand, looked at the round silver ball on the stone platform with satisfaction, and said, "It took a month to finally make this dark iron into a round ball."

Put down the hammer and open the attribute panel with a wave of his hand, and the power value on the panel soared to three hundred, which is equivalent to the power of one hundred catties.

Just when Aisen felt that he was strong, Gray's excited roar suddenly came out of the room: "Hahaha! Lao Tzu has finally been promoted to a third-grade forging master!".

Gray ran out of the house with a wild laugh, and without waiting for Aisen's reaction, he gave Aisen a bear hug and grinned: "Thanks to you Aisen, your words made me have an epiphany and go with the flow to reach the third-grade forger"

Breaking free from Gray's warm embrace, Aisen said modestly: "You won the prize Big Brother Gray, all of this is done by yourself"

"You've actually made this piece of dark iron into a ball in a month, it will take at least three months, show me how many times you can stack it," Gray sighed in surprise as he looked at the round silver ball on the stone platform.

As Gray had said, Eisen picked up a piece of dark iron and placed it on the stone platform, took a deep breath, and then picked up a hammer and smashed it at the black iron like a wind.

In just ten minutes, the hammer sound has sounded three hundred times in a row.

At this time, he also reached Aisen's limit, and I saw him stop and sigh regretfully, "Hey, it's the limit."

And Gray on the side was already speechless in surprise, maybe Aisen didn't know how difficult it was to cultivate the Thousand Stacks Hammer Method, but Gray understood his difficulty, even he could only stack six hundred hammers.

Gray suppressed the shock in his heart and said indifferently: "Very good, you have completed the task I gave you perfectly, and then I will teach you the forging technique."

Then Gray took Eisen to the workbench, took out the hammer and said skillfully: "Having a skilled hammer is a necessary foundation for a blacksmith, so I asked you to hammer that dark iron to the size of a ball before learning blacksmithing, and the hammer is the blacksmith's right and left hand It will accompany you for a lifetime, so the first thing a forger wants to forge is his own hammer."

"Some metals have special effects, and the hammers forged from them will bring special effects, and later the forgers called this metal the gold of all wonders, and the ugin in your hand is one of the wonderful golds, and the source of their mystical power is the mysterious texture of the metal surface, and then I will teach you the art of blacksmithing, and in this month you must create your own hammer."

For the next week, Eisen and Gray learned the art of blacksmithing.

Because of Eisen's extremely high comprehension, and with the help of the analysis of all things, he quickly mastered the knowledge that Gray taught him, and even proposed his own insights and improvements to Gray's forging technique.

And in this week-long discussion with Eisen, Gray truly realized that the boy in front of him was a forging genius.