Abe the Wizard

Abel rubbed his hands on the dirt on the ground. There was no skid powder, so he replaced it with dirt. This is Abel's habit as a fitness coach. He doesn't slip when he has dirt on his hands. Now that his body is too young, he doesn't want to get a bunch of injuries and illnesses, so start with the details and pay attention to protecting his body every step of the day.

Abel stood in front of the 150-pound iron lock, his legs near the iron rod in the middle of the iron lock, and his hands grabbed the iron rod opposite each other, lifting the iron lock over his head in a continuous motion, with his arms fully extended over his head.

The whole lifting process was booming, and Master Bentham shouted softly, although it was only 150 pounds, Abel's movements were clearly much smoother than Garden's.

And the Marshall knight on one side sees it differently, and Abel lifts the iron lock from the foot, then through the leg, through the waist and back, and eventually to the arm, which is somewhat like the accumulation in the knight's skill, which Abel used the first time he lifted the iron lock, which has reached a very high level of understanding of power.

Throw down the 150-pound iron lock, Abel stood in front of the 200-pound iron lock, in the same position, and lifted the iron lock with ease.

And then 250 pounds, easily passed, and Abel was standing next to the 300 pounds iron lock that Garden Phillips had just lifted, staring at Master Bentham and Garden.

Grab the iron rod with both hands, this time closer than just now, squat your legs, lift the iron lock, place the iron lock on your shoulder in front of your chest, and stand; then hold the iron rod with both hands, curved arms, your jaw parallel to the iron rod, push up your straight arm, the iron lock has been lifted over your head.

“Marshall, where did you find the monster?” Master Bentham, waking up to his dreams, asked the Knight Marshall.

“What is a monster, he is a Level 4 trainee knight, if physical strength can't even lift 300 pounds, what is a Level 4 trainee knight.” The Knight Marshall was unhappy that the master had called his adopted son a monster, and told Abel's rank directly.

“Class 4 apprentice knight, my god, boy, how old are you this year?” Master Bentham asked Abel in astonishment.

“Almost thirteen.” Abel replied softly.

“That's a twelve-year-old, twelve-year-old trainee knight, who's crazy, how can you adopt a baby like that?” Master Bentham looked at the Marshall Knight with some disdain.

“What's wrong with me? I'm an intermediate knight too, okay?” The Marshall knight jumped on his feet and shouted out loud.

“You seem to have just entered the intermediate knight, such a genius should be entrusted to the chief knight for cultivation, even if there is a chief knight who will receive such a disciple. ”

“Don't worry about it. Let him learn to forge with you.” The Marshall Knight, who has been with Master Bentham for many years, does not want to compare with the Master, who, because of his noble identity, would not have returned to his territory if he had not been in an irreversible relationship with the Marshall Knight and the Master, whose one-on-one character always makes the Marshall Knight feel great.

“Let him stay, Marshall. Are you sure it's up to you to teach him not to delay his future?” Master Bentham agreed and added another sentence.

And that's what Marshall Knight said to Abel: "You stay here during the day and learn from the master, and practice knighthood in the castle sooner or later.” Then some fled the blacksmith's shop.

“Garden, you teach Abel some basics first.” Master Bentham also walked to his workshop after he had finished his remarks.

“You're so powerful.” Garden looked somewhat curiously at Abel, a short figure, praising him.

“You have a lot of strength too.” Abel was trained as a knight, but it turns out Gaden was just an ordinary man, so Gaden was really powerful.

“But I'm older than you, I'm 19, you're 12, and I saw you lift 300 pounds, and it's really, really easy, and you should be able to lift a heavier iron lock.” Garden said with great certainty.

“You just didn't put your strength to full use, and if you want to learn, I'll teach you how to lift the iron lock like I did. ”

“Really? Can I really learn that technique?” Garden jumped up so excited, he turned to Abel and said, “I'll teach you how to forge, and I'll teach you as long as I can. ”

………

It was almost a month before Harry Castle, and three days into the New Year, and Abel had spent nearly a month studying in a blacksmith's shop.

Abel also learned all the basic tricks about forging technology from Garden, as he was working on his first sword himself, and he was going to give it to his Big Godzak as a gift for the New Year.

The burnt iron chunk was clamped by Abel with a pair of iron pliers and struck with a 10-pound hammer on the anvil with one hand. Dozens of rough chunks slowly became cold. Abel threw the rough chunk into the furnace and heated it again.

The smelting skills of this era are not very high, Abel can understand that the work of blacksmiths is just to beat the heated iron blocks repeatedly, after cooling down and then heating the beating. This number of repetitions reaches 30, which means that the iron vessels made are 30 exercises, and the 100-formed long sword that the Knight Marshall showed Abel in the study was made of 100 exercises of iron blocks.

And ordinary blacksmiths can make rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough rough 30

This repeated hammering is not hard to understand for Abel, who has seen the science section and knows that it is only a means of removing carbon from the coarse blank. The more times this hammer is refined, the less carbon is in the rough, and the better the quality of the rough.

The repeated beating of the rough with an iron hammer over the past month has also enabled Abel to master the skill of using the iron hammer. At his learning speed, he has been able to accurately grasp the position of the beat. He has hammered the rough blank 50 times. The rough blank with 50 hammers requires strength to beat each time, but Abel's hand is still stable.

Not far from here, Master Bentham looked at Abel silently. Although the master did not teach Abel any knowledge during this time, the master had been watching Abel, and Garden had been following him for five years. It was enough to teach Abel some basic skills.

Watching Abel beat the rough blank every time, Master Bentham could always feel a strange fluidity, Abel was not fast, each beat every second, it seemed easy, but the master knew that a 10-pound hammer beat a hundred times, the average person could do it, but the number of beats required for practice 50 varied, but it didn't stop until noon, beating every second.

Abel knocked himself out after practicing knocking over a period of time, which, like the punching in boxing, was tested as the strongest of all boxing techniques, because boxing used the body as a medium of transmission and not as a force for a single arm.

And now Abel hits the rough blank in such a way that he doesn't use too much force, takes the force from the foot to the body, finally reaches the arm, drives the hammer to continue hitting, then uses the resilience of the hammer, just adds a little force to lift the hammer to its original height, and then goes on to the next cycle, this knocking is actually not a lot of effort, but this technique is just hard to master, and Abel also finds that, with a theoretical basis, his body can do the corresponding action.

If the child was not a trainee knight, such a talented blacksmith, why did he do what he did to kill, with Abel's ability to learn and current level, as long as he had studied for a few years, he would surely become a new master blacksmith, Master Bentham, with his heart twisted.

Abel, who forgot to eat, finally hammered the coarse blank into 80 practice at 2: 00 p.m., because even if he tried his best, the 80 practice coarse blank was harder to beat.