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- Falling to one knee, I grabbed another iron bar and slammed it into the first, which had already begun to turn orange and white in places.
- Come on, come on, hurry up.
- Engraving to sheer away the excess material and give an edge. No hilt. I didn't have the material or time. I stretched the tang out instead and rounded it. It would hurt like a bitch when swung and probably jar my bones, but it was all I had.
- The Barbarian was on his feet and charging towards me. "I'll kill you!"
- "Shit. Not enough time." The forging process cut off prematurely. What I had was some short sword-shaped creation that was still burning hot. I brought it up before me but hesitated at the last second. It would take a single hit and snap in two, if it didn't bend under the Barbarian's sword entirely. It wasn't even cooled, let alone tempered.
- [...]
- "Quench," I hissed.
- The makeshift sword let out an angry hiss of steam as its temperature rapidly dropped.
- "NO!"
- "Temper!"
- The Barbarian roared and brought his sword down towards my head. I brought my new sword up.
- —Forged Destiny [Book 7: Ch. 12]
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