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... und the anvil within the Infernal Armory and stared down at the large heap of metal and monster parts piled between them all. The three of them had wasted no time in getting back to the smithy after the talk in the Devil’s Den.

To most people, the materials might have resembled a bunch of scraps. They might have appeared to be nothing more than rubble and random components gathered up from the back of some smithy.

It looked like that to Arwin as well, but he was certain others wo ...

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