"So, Leo, you can purify metal, right?"
Only then did Eitri, who had become somewhat obsessed while looking at the materials before him, remember that Leo was beside him. He turned around and spoke to Leo.
"It's only to a certain extent. So, have you thought about how to forge my blade?"
Leo floated straight up, allowing him to see the contents of the workbench clearly.
"Good, very good. An artifact forged with the master personally involved will be more compatible with its master and become the most powerful artifact possible."
"In the past few thousand years on Nidavellir, fewer than twenty people have been able to do this."
"There was once a person who followed us in forging for three whole years."
"Although his spear could not compare to Odin All-Father's eternal spear, Gungnir, in terms of power, in his hands it could unleash power almost comparable to Gungnir."
Eitri recalled the past, his eyes filled with admiration.
"However, we lost contact with him twelve hundred years ago. I don't know if I'll ever see him again. Considering the lifespan of his race, there probably won't be another chance."
Of course, after reminiscing for a moment, Eitri still turned his gaze back to Leo.
"There are many plans, each with its own advantages. The same applies to how the properties of the metals are combined."
"I'll first show you these plans. This is also one of the most common plans."
"Common doesn't mean poor quality. On the contrary, this plan is more suitable for ordinary people. Whether in sharpness, material hardness, wear resistance, or power, it has its advantages."
Eitri waved a hand forward, and seven or eight virtual plans immediately appeared before them.
Leo looked at the designs before him and the strange metal ratios, but he could