Gray Dwarf Artisans

Roy gave a light cough and said to everyone, "This drawing is the best I could manage. It's a little rough, but I did my best."

After saying that, Roy had several Gray Dwarf Artisans gather around the blueprint and began explaining:

"Given the Sirens' unique body structure, I hope the Dwarven forging masters can design armor suited to them. My requirements for this armor differ from traditional armor. Sirens are naturally very tough, so I want it designed specifically against the Faceless Warriors' attacks. For example, the armor should be covered in blades to prevent the Faceless Warriors from wrapping around and crushing them. As long as their tentacles dare to coil around it, they'll be cut by the blades. The harder they squeeze, the larger their wounds will become."

"Sirens are extremely flexible, so the armor plates must overlap in a highly flexible way as well, allowing them to move freely with the Sirens' bodies. That way, it won't hinder them from swimming underwater. Sirens are very strong, though they may still be a little weaker than Dwarves. The armor can be somewhat heavier."

A group stood atop the City Wall, with a parchment blueprint spread across the ground. Several Gray Dwarves crouched around it, while Roy half-squatted beside the drawing and pointed at the crooked lines as he explained the design details to the Gray Dwarf Artisans.

These Dwarven Artisans were the finest forging masters in the Forging Workshop. Every one of them had clawed their way out of the dark mines step by step. Those mine shafts were darker than hell itself, and death could hardly be considered the worst possible outcome. The Gray Dwarves had endured far too many miserable days.

But ever since they had met Boss Roy, though they were still enslaved, their