Azeroth: Legend of the Ranger
Chapter 587

Christine's Bowmaking Department

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Before long, Christine hurried out from inside to welcome Yu Lin Bloodhawk personally.

Yu Lin Bloodhawk and Christine chatted and laughed as they walked farther inside.

"Christine, when will the first batch of standard-issue war bows be ready?" Yu Lin Bloodhawk asked.

"The first batch will consist of six hundred standard-issue military longbows, but it will take at least another three months to finish them. Once the first batch is ready, the rest will come much faster. We should have another six hundred ready roughly every ten days," Christine said with a smile.

"Will they all be Rare-tier standard-issue military longbows?" Yu Lin Bloodhawk asked.

"Yes, all of them," Christine confirmed.

Yu Lin Bloodhawk stopped. "Aren't you able to make Uncommon-tier standard-issue war bows? Why not make some of those?" he asked in puzzlement.

"Uncommon-tier standard-issue war bows?" Christine said. "A single blue Uncommon-tier standard-issue military longbow takes at least a year and a half to two years to complete.

"Although the materials they require aren't particularly precious or rare, lumber is the only one we have in abundance here in the Hinterlands. The other materials are expensive even when bought in bulk, and they aren't easy to procure, either.

"At least, that's how things stand in the markets of Quel'Thalas. Only the materials for the bowstrings are relatively easy to buy." Christine was helpless about that, too!

"Bowstrings?" Curious about their materials, Yu Lin Bloodhawk asked, "What are we using for our bowstrings now?"

"Silk from Spinner Spiders found in the southern Eversong Woods of Quel'Thalas," Christine said as they walked. "Actually, Spinner Spider silk can also be used to make Uncommon-tier standard-issue war bows. That's why I said it was relatively easy to procure."

"Oh, I see!" Yu Lin Bloodhawk said. "So you have been making some Uncommon-tier

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