Draco clapped as he finished the blade and said, "Very well done. May I take a look at the blade?" When Cain allowed her to take a look at the blade she began to inspect it as a professional. Draco knew that if a newly made blade wasn't inspected by someone who was skilled at it then it could become dangerous for whoever ends up using the weapon. Draco soon finished and nodded in satisfaction. Draco said, "This is very well made, this blade will last a very long time if cared for properly. You do have quite a knack for this, my 4th attempt at making a blade wasn't nearly as well made or long lasting as this one is. As for your comment about being a good blacksmith if you weren't a wizard, you can always do both. I obviously do more things to make money than just wizard work. It's actually a good idea to do more because you learn more skills that a wizard who just works as a wizard will have. You never know what skills you'll need on a job and blacksmithing could be one for all you know." Draco was obviously not praising his creation as a friend but as a professional, she knew that if she only praised it as a friend then it might be more dangerous than just hurting his feelings, but she had nothing bad to say about the sword. Draco smiled as she handed him the blade back.<br/><br/>Draco had allowed Cain to watch her finishing the black wolf window and was now cleaning up the place for the day. Draco said, "Well, let's go back to the guild. I'm sure everyone's worried." Draco smiled as she spoke but deep inside she was scared, she didn't know what she would do if tthe guild reacted negatively towards her confession, but her fear didn't show on her face or her eyes. When they got back to the guild hall, Draco just sat down at the nearest empty table while avoiding everyone's gazes.