Striking Looks
Mantle Dry Heat
The forge was stoked, the preparations were done. Circe's work had begun. Practice this work she'd no longer shun, she sought practice for making her gun.
Circe wasn't sure if the ingredients would do, but she hoped the product was true. From a blue brown sweat poured down, as the parts she did breakdown. This product would do more then her sunset gown, and the rhyming ends on a noun.
Third complete
Circe had to garner Glamour after instigating an argument at a bar, for she couldn't see it not helping to have it. From Iron Side she'd included a old hammer that had seen decades of use, a new multitool, and some iron.
From Thorn Side she had a set of Hedge thorns fashioned into nails.
So she melted all this in the forge. How did wooden nails melt? Quite gooey in turns out. Circe poured Glamour into the mundane material melt first, before mixing the two together in a side vat. After swirling it she pours the result onto the platter, before hammering with more Glamour being poured into the mix.
As far as how impractical it was to make a multitool via forging, Circe figured the Wyrd would help her give reality the middle finger.
Finally, tongs are used to put it into the water tank to cool it down.
Hopefully this results in what she expected. A hedgespun item that will be of aid whence Circe needs to do work of some kind. Such a thing would help with her future projects to create more Hedgespun. Well the finishing, it wasn't actually useful for forging, only finishing work.
Circe was going to pick up the finished product but stopped to look at it. Also to make sure it was cold. It was and she tried adjusting to varous tools. Wrench, plier, awl, tweezers, all the usual multitool shit. There were also some buttons.
Trying one, "Che cazzo?" as she got a hammer, and a cranked drill. The Wyrd lived up to its name for sure. Hopefully it would worked right.
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