<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/1/17/Vincent3.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Vincent Guerrero (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=207204.msg10163218#msg10163218)<br/><strong>Cabin:</strong>Hephaestus<br/><strong>Location:</strong>The Camp Forge<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>September 21, 10am-noon<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Various Npc campers, Open<br/><strong>Notes:</strong>Cheerful mood<br/><div align="center"><strong>The Camp Forge </strong></div><em>There are white marble columns lining walls stained with soot. Chimneys on the roof pump smoke over a gable with carvings of gods and monsters. The forge is located at the edge of a stream, with waterwheels spinning bronze gears. Always, campers hear machinery working, fires crackling, and the sound of hammers against metal. Inside are tables full of projects and weapons, and there was also a big wall map of the camp. After the arrival of Vincent, a new workshop and forge was made within their own cabin, leaving this one for the use of all the other campers. </em><hr/><br/>Despite their private forge back at the cabin, many of the his siblings still returned to their former forge, himself included. Vincent taught lessons at the forge, weapon making a few times a week, while other siblings taught other things. With an influx of campers and the start of summer, the armory was in need of some new weapons. Restocking the armory and working on the extra cabins were the standing priorities on his to do list.<br/><br/>With his rounds done by 9:45, he arrived to the forge early, never to early if you asked him. He took the extra time to make sure the fires were optimal and the steel they would be working with were ready. Sword making here was the fast track method. His brothers and sisters (himself included) would pour the liquid metal into molds and leave the iron ready to get "drawn out", the process of shaping the weapon. Returning campers would eventually learn the more intricate process, but many simply preferred to run off to sword training and rock climbing then hammer out a perfect curve to a blade.<br/><br/>Before class started, he played a little James Brown on a flying ornithopter. The flying device created a surround sound bubble around him as he worked. Students or not, Vincent began working on a one of the many pieces of iron, carefully giving his creation shape. A few minutes later the very first campers began to arrive, Vincent took a few minutes to explain the importance of safety in the forge and their task that morning. A few walked away, others arrived and stayed.<br/><br/>The sound of the forge coming alive as hammers struck red hot metal made him smile. Vincent walked the forge shop, instructing and giving tips on how to make a balanced weapon.