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"Brother, I heard from my wife that you agreed to teach them some skills?" Erniu and Mo Wen were sitting in the Pavilion of the courtyard.
"Yeah, for me, it's just some handy skills, not some secret Kung Fu techniques. Since the sisters-in-law are willing to learn, I’ll teach them. Anyway, I have nothing else to do, so whatever I can teach is fine," Mo Wen replied.
"Oh, that's wonderful! Do you know how happy my brothers were when they heard that the women at home would be learning from you? They were overjoyed..." Erniu's excitement was evident. Initially, he didn't believe it when his wife told him, and neither did the other brothers. They sent Erniu to verify with Mo Wen. Now that he had received confirmation from Er Gou Brother, he couldn't help but feel even more thrilled at the thought of how much their meals would change in the future.
"Brother Erniu, don't get too excited too soon. Although I agreed to teach your sisters-in-law, there isn't a suitable place in the village right now. I can't just go to your house and teach them one by one," Mo Wen cautioned.
"Don't worry about that, brother. I actually came here today for this matter. My wife told me to gather a place where we can accommodate many people learning skills at the same time. Finding a location is easy; we just need to figure out how to set it up. We asked the Village Chief, but he didn't know how either. Since you have more experience, I came to ask for your advice," Erniu explained.
"Alright then, take me to see the site you've chosen," Mo Wen said. The two left the small courtyard and headed straight for the locations Erniu had selected. There was plenty of open land in the village; during the construction of the village walls, a lot of land was reserved for villagers to build houses, so finding a spot for a new building was quite easy.
After selecting a site and discussing the construction style with the villagers, they called for Lao Liu, the village craftsman. Lao Liu had been weak since childhood and barely qualified as a martial artist. He couldn't do many tasks around the village and was eventually assigned the role of a craftsman. The reason he was called a craftsman instead of a Refiner was that all weapons used in the village were sourced externally; he could only forge household tools for villagers. When he heard that the Divine Youth from the village sought him out, he was overjoyed, feeling like his moment had finally come. However, when he received his task from Mo Wen, his spirits plummeted; it was truly a case of excitement turning into disappointment.
Mo Wen also took this opportunity to visit Lao Liu's home under the pretext of observing his craft. He had never seen how others forged tools before and felt that despite making tools on his journey, they never met his expectations. He had his own ideas and wanted to see if they could be realized.
"Try doing it this way..." Looking at the knives Lao Liu had made, Mo Wen shook his head. The process was similar to what he did when refining tools; the only difference was that he used the Law of Power to extract and fuse alloys while Lao Liu directly melted various materials together before casting them into shape and sharpening them. This method resulted in tools with too many impurities; with Mo Wen's Realm, they could break easily.
"This... I've never heard of such a method," Lao Liu said awkwardly; indeed, he had never encountered the technique Mo Wen described.
"Lao Liu, just listen to Er Gou Brother. We've encountered many things we've never heard of before. Did you ever hear that Dried Meat could last a year and still taste so good? If any materials are wasted, blame it on me," Erniu chimed in from the side.
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