Whisper of Iron
A LitRPG Crafting Fantasy (Isekai Blacksmith, Book 1)
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Whisper of Iron
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Matt Hicks, Erin Bateman
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Intricate anvils, magical powers, and a world of wonder.
A mysterious force transports Noah to a fantasy realm of magic and levels. Unable to return home, he leans into his Blacksmith Apprentice class. By killing creatures in battle, mining ore, and even picking plants, Noah will obtain the ingredients he needs to create items to help him survive. His old life drags on him at first, a fact he doesn't let hold him down, because on Prixa, there's a brutal war between feline warriors and werewolves.
With his high intelligence, crafting powers, and trusty slingshot, he's determined to make the most of his situation until he can find a way home.
Join Noah as he forges an epic journey!
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Fun story
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Minor spoilers:
a side character brings mc to a forge. He got told to throw away his crafted shirt, because the owner would suspect him of stealing. So he threw it away, but hid his dagger. A few hours later he openly inspected his crafted dagger, is suspected with theft and send out in the jungle at night. Later he and another side character hid in a cave and she told him directly, “be quite, we don’t know what’s inside here” and she went to sleep. Mc levels up and screamed for joy and woke up a monster. Seriously, if he is just suicidal let him the fuck get killed. But the npcs are not better. After getting ambushed by an enemy faction (dogs or stalkers) and saved by the security chief of the settlement, they just went home and forgot about that. They fought many wars with them and after they found them soooooo close to their settlement, they did nothing. No scouts to look for an army whatsoever and that was not even the first time they were attacked by them. No, in the past they were attacked a lot of times, but why should they send their stealth experts or hunters to watch out for them and warn them when they attack? Sorry, but an army in the jungle and their supplies would need a lot of time to get from point A to B and would not be stealthy. I do not even know how many attacked their settlement. It could be between 30 to 300, if a pack is between 5 to 10 dogs/stalker. They are attacked by shields and do nothing except shooting arrows at them, come on, that can not be the first time they did that. Not after so many years of war. There is magic and nobody used it or throw big stones at them from the walls. In my opinion is the idea of the book decent enough, but bad written and lacking logic or continuity in itself.
Hard to finish with a dumb mc
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