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... eard that all your weapons were damaged this time?” Yumaz asked.

“Yes.”

“I suggest, Lord Rein, that you could visit the Exchange Hall later, where you can contact master forgers to order custom weapons. Although it takes some time, the earlier you place the order, the sooner you will receive your weapon.”

“Thank you for the reminder. Then, if there is nothing else, Lord Yumaz, Lady Olena, I shall take my leave.” Rein said as he stood up.

….

After leaving t ...

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