When the apprentice heard that the flying claws were to be made into Alloy Claws, he was visibly on edge.
After all, Alloy Claws were the most complicated weapons to make among all known cold weapons, while also demanding the highest precision. Even the slightest error would make their structure unable to open and close flexibly and smoothly.
Not to mention that the weapon's strength had to be ensured on top of that.
Then, seeing that the other party had additional requirements—and looking at the claws he had displayed—the apprentice's forehead began to bead with sweat before he even realized it.
To ensure the weapon's precision, the measurements for the Alloy Claws had to be exact, and the measuring process itself was also complicated.
Even measuring a normal palm was troublesome, let alone the Jackalman's decidedly unconventional palms.
Looking at the other party's claws, the apprentice was at a loss for a moment, not knowing what to do.
After looking left and right, he found everyone busy with their own affairs, and no one paying any attention to what was happening on his side.
If I go ask the master in charge of me, won't he scold me again for not even being able to measure some data properly?
At that thought, the apprentice immediately abandoned the idea and simply steeled himself as he took out the measuring tape...
"Let me measure the data for both your hands first."
Meanwhile, elsewhere in the Forging Department, Li Gan, the Minister of the Military Equipment Forging Department at the Imperial Capital headquarters, had come this time for an exchange and study visit.
After all, the forging branch in the Saint Roland region also had quite a few skilled smiths from the original Holy Roland Empire.
Although Li Gan himself was already a