Darkeye
Nine strikes
Darkeye had written down the measurements of the window panes and set about shaping the frame. He measured again and bent a few more times before inserting the first cooled pane. The first time he tried it, it didn't quite fit, so he had to do it all over again. On the second try, it fit and he was very pleased to see the lettering lying undamaged in the frame.
Darkeye looked at what she was doing. He liked fire and knew it well. He had also had some young companions and knew that patience was something that came with age (hopefully). "Now, you put the fender down the way you want it aligned. Fill it with the sand where you think it will fit. There should be no gap, rather too much than too little. We can always sand it down or redo it. After that, you put a flat stone or a piece of cloth over it so that the disc does not get soot stains. Then put the white charcoal over it until it turns blue. This may take some time and I will gladly explain it to you again. Take your time." Darkeye thought it was great that she showed so much commitment.
Darkeye looked at what she was doing. He liked fire and knew it well. He had also had some young companions and knew that patience was something that came with age (hopefully). "Now, you put the fender down the way you want it aligned. Fill it with the sand where you think it will fit. There should be no gap, rather too much than too little. We can always sand it down or redo it. After that, you put a flat stone or a piece of cloth over it so that the disc does not get soot stains. Then put the white charcoal over it until it turns blue. This may take some time and I will gladly explain it to you again. Take your time." Darkeye thought it was great that she showed so much commitment.
each for one sin
