<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=345577.msg16302187#msg16302187">Quote from: pdragon on 05-10-2022, 05:43:41</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Unless interrupted, Serana would spend the next several hours toiling away at the forge. It was hot, sweaty, demanding work, but not anything she was unaccustomed to. In a way it was almost like mediation; strangely soothing. For as complex as the process might seem to most, for her it was simple, routine. Melt the metal. Fill the molds. Pound the pieces into shape and then piece them together like a puzzle. It was all angles and numbers, nothing that needed to be pondered or debated, no moral complexity, no life or death stakes, no other people to deal with. It was just her and the metal, the only thing that truly understood her, accepted her, molded to her desires without pause, allowed itself to be shaped to meet her needs without complaint, always supportive, always loyal, never asking for anything in return, and all without a word shared between them. It was the type of relationship that couldn't be forged between two living people, not completely anyways. Perhaps that was for the best though, it was not the most even relationship by human standards. <br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Serana's solitude at the workshop and the small forge was interrupted, the handyman (https://i.pinimg.com/originals/31/4c/43/314c4302524f049854772d287fa93f2f.jpg) arrived, carrying golden spiked chains...Serana recalling those were attached to the woman who's limbs she's working on. However the woman was not carried with chains, the chains have been severed by sawing and the handyman was carrying the saw with him along the chains. He placed chains down on workbench and said; "These would had got in way of new limbs. However whoever attached these on her had worked molten gold right over a exposed bone while peeling muscles back and then stitch it together. So unless you saw couple inches off her legs she has permanently gold beneath her muscles and over the bone. I figure to ease whatever magic is needed for limbs to work, better use the original golden chains gold with it as they are made from same exact metal to help connect to her limbs. Also I felt tingle on chains as I touched them, so figures they are already magic imbued."<br/><br/>Once dropping the chains he asks; "Need help in any work process?"<br/><br/>OOC: Handyman offers aid another actions, allowing re-roll the crafting rolls. Also the golden chains from woman would cover expense and work also as raw materials for all four limbs. Serana as artificer can confirm the chains indeed are magic imbued...by someone who has been artificer as well, using same techniques which are unique to artificer profession. Purpose of the chains was probably allow using magic and transfer any touch spells onto Buga while chained to him.