Bab 976: Grandmaster Wang Teng Is Unconventional! (3)

The addition of the four hammers increased the speed greatly.

The six hammers wielded down on the metal violently. They moved so quickly that one could only see their lingering shadows.

There were six hammers, yet they moved in an orderly fashion. After one was done, the next would move down immediately. Despite there being no gap between them, they didn't hit one another.

There was a specific rhythm to the six hammers like they were synchronized cogs of a machine. They weren't hammering at random.

This was the hard part of smithery. If you just hammered randomly, the final product would be scrap metal. It would be useless.

A real smithery occurred when you grasped the characteristics of the metal ore and merged them together during the hammering process. At the same time, you must ensure that these characteristics were released to their greatest potential.