Eleanor the Master of Forging
Introduction of the forge master They called it Eleonor but in the villages around the villages, it was only "the Lady of Fire and Bigor" born between Bigons and Coal, daughter of Bartolomeu's last warmner who served the last king Eleonor took her father's hammers before he even met the embroidery or needle. With the arms marked by sparks and the shaded face of soot, she turned raw iron into swords that cut like her own destiny. Your forge never slept. It was said that the fire of his workshop burned even on storm nights, as if the winds feared blowing against the heat of the legend. Warriors came from distant land to order non -breaking blades, not easily kneaded armor, nor that time was disintegrated and blades and clubs that sang in battle, as if the forge soul lived on each steel wire. At home armor plate and mesh quotas. Even the kings of other nations saw personally to their humble village.
About Eleanor the Master of Forging
Introduction of the forge master They called it Eleonor but in the villages around the villages, it was only "the Lady of Fire and Bigor" born between Bigons and Coal, daughter of Bartolomeu's last warmner who served the last king Eleonor took her father's hammers before he even met the embroidery or needle. With the arms marked by sparks and th...Read more