The Xiao clan warrior returned to the inn the next evening, dragging his weary body, and inevitably received another scolding from Lu Hong.
Three days later, the weapon Lu Hong needed was finally forged and completed, and the blacksmith owner personally delivered it to his door.
Since the day Lu Hong thoroughly defeated Lei Jinjin, his reputation had completely taken off in Nansha Town. To make amends for past mistakes, the blacksmith owner also had his apprentice work overtime to hastily forge ten fine longswords.
These ten swords were a notch above the ones Hai Ge had exchanged for with a hefty sum of gold, which only intensified Hai Ge's resentment. If looks could kill, the blacksmith would have died eight hundred times over.
The blacksmith owner, however, was worldly and had skin thick enough to be impenetrable; he completely ignored Hai Ge's murderous gaze, leaned in close to Lu Hong with a grin, and asked, "Brother, are you satisfied with the sword?"
