The Blacksmith.
Li Qiuzhi still decided to come and see whether Wagner had any weapons that suited him, keeping the Favonius Greatsword as a backup.
He arrived before a building resembling a brick shed, with so little screening that its interior was visible at a glance.
Somewhat surprisingly, the burly man was not there.
"Hello. Master went out to discuss the supply of white iron chunks with a supplier. Is there something you need?"
Schutz, who was practicing his smithing, spotted familiar faces approaching and stopped what he was doing to ask with a smile.
"I see."
Li Qiuzhi nodded, then asked:
"Schutz, I'd like to know what four-star claymores your Blacksmith can forge. If there's a suitable one, I'd like to have one made."
At Li Qiuzhi's words, Schutz's eyebrows shot up. Forging a four-star weapon-this was a big order.
If Master comes back and finds out I landed him an order like this, he'll be happy for quite a while.
But their Blacksmith had only accepted Bennett's four-star weapon order two days ago. With another one now, delivery might take quite some time.
He needed to explain this beforehand, lest Li Qiuzhi need it urgently and be inconvenienced when they could not finish it in time.
Schutz gathered his thoughts, then explained which four-star claymores Master Wagner could forge and that they would not be finished particularly quickly.
The Blacksmith had forging blueprints for three kinds of four-star claymores that they could make.
They were Mondstadt's Ironwall, an imitation known for its defense, the offense-focused Moonlight Greatsword, and the Mighty Greatsword, a weapon Li Qiuzhi had never heard of that could increase elemental reaction damage.
Defense and attack were easy enough to understand. If Li Qiuzhi was not mistaken, what the Mighty Greatsword increased should be elemental mastery.