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She was hardly slighted by such implications, such scrutiny was an accepted part of craft. Reasonably so, for those who received her equipment had to entrust it with their lives. Professionalism aside, she was still thick skinned, to a point. Abrasive at times but nonetheless direct, it was easy...

'Hail to you too, sister,' Agatha greeted her in turn, her expression much warmer than Rulgak who wore an ever stoic expression. Blunt and to the point, she was nonetheless enthralled at the appearance of her sister. Those who knew her well understood that the slight warmth to her expression was...

The smithy was bustling with activity. All about, newly accepted apprentices hurried this way and that, It wasn't in good shape by any means, but it was nowhere near bad enough to warrant scrapping either of the two pieces. The metal the pauldron was forged of had been pierced through, enough...

“Magic stones..” Repeated Rulgak, her eyes fixed on the bag Helena offered. Taking hold of it carefully, she inspected the bag by feel and heft alone. It was hard to determine the potency of the stones without the tools available in the smithy, but she needed little evidence considering the...

Rulgak had been drinking at her table throughout the festival, The forge was closed, for there wasn’t any work to be done on the day of the festival. She wasn’t about to task anyone on this day – she might be strict, but she wasn’t cruel. Which was something the apprentices would learn in time...

Bereft of duties, Rulgak had remained in bed later than usual before finally rising from it to start the day. There was no need to head to the forge today, for there was no work to be done so that all could be free to attend the Festival of the Lights and enjoy the event. It was a tradition of...

Rulgak was making headway towards where the fighting appeared fiercest, her hammer brandished and ready for battle. She did not miss the shout that announced their presence as reinforcements, and the call prompted her to run towards the direction from when it came. A further warning could be...

Rulgak was ready to believe some spirit had wandered in, when weirder events had transpired. But that was not the case here. “Valborast, Master Roebin is no otherworldly guest.”

“Well, tell them to get help from Brother Gylbert.” Rulgak commented, without even turning her gaze from the wall of books she was browsing. When she did, the sight was cause for sudden stillness.

Rulgak remained as awestruck as the apprentices before Norvyk, wings outstretched in his grand display. The dragon adjusted his wings in a position that might make measuring and fitting him easier. While the gesture was encouraging for the work to begin, all remained still at the sight before...

The call was sudden, and required her to depart immediately. She was a Knight after all, and duty must be upheld. While it was not common for Rulgak to leave her workshop, it was neither neither an uncommon occurrence. She was as comfortable swinging warhammers as she was smithing hammers, and...

Rulgak stood respectfully, her stance relaxed but still with her head turned to glance upon the greeting Petra gave to Norvyk. After a moment of affection, the dragon displayed he’d had enough with a gentle nudge to gesture her away. With her introductions made, Rulgak kept her stance at the...

"Ha! It seems that scaly beast has deigned to grant us his presence after all!" Petra remarked, causing Rulgak to turn to look at her before a roar blasted from the sky and stole Rulgak's attention faster then Petra had taken it. With her head craned up, Rulgak scanned the skies for the source...

The apprentice returned some time later, bearing permission from the Monastery. There was no such protocol for an arrival of a dragon, were that dragon visiting purely for the purpose to be fitted with gear from the smithy. Helena, Selene, and the Knight Masters were aware, as were the...

“Bespoke later it is, consider the rest a small down payment. As I know thinking of another job takes more than time. Takes effort. Takes commitment, from both sides.” Dal responded, and Rulgak returned a nod to the comment. She'd make a recommendation, but whatever was best was Dal's to decide...