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 Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 3:37 pm
Giglamesh finally made it to the tunnel, and began his long trek threw the underground tunnel like sewers. It was a ******** maze down there and it was a massive pain in the a** signs said go this way and go that way, all lies to lead away from the actual direction to his shop interior. He had been in there a few times so he knew when to turn left, when to turn right, and when to keep on going. He was ready to make this grenade club, he was thinking it would prove to be a very fun tool to play around with. But first his goal was to make it back, it was literally a few mile trek back threw thew sewer like tunnels to his shop. Granted he wasnt waist deep in s**t water....else he would of just broke threw the fence cage to get back to sals work shop. But regardless this new weapon would prove of great entertainment, if all goes to plan. Simple enough remove the grip, and the handle leaving the trigger intact. Hollowing out the tetsubo and slide it over the Mgl's barrel elongating the barrel for more reach.
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~Da llama queen~ rolled 1 100-sided dice:
91
Total: 91 (1-100)
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Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 5:37 pm
ღ River kicked at the front door for a few minutes before Dude finally opened the door. "Hey Riv, what brings you back here?" Dude asked and he glanced behind River to see if Giglamesh was still with her. River grinned and took off her headphones blaring a song that just screamed energy. River realized why he was looking behind her and she widened her grin as she said, "He's gone. Probably playing with that new gun of his... I was wondering if I could use your tools again... Have a few things I need to make and I can't do it at home with the tools I have..." She chuckled sheepishly, knowing deep down Dude would not turn her away. Sighing Dude scratched his skull and nodded, "You have to clean up the main shop then." He said with a smirk and River gave a flicker of a scowl. "Deal..." She said sighing deeply and she walked in almost dragging the bags, needing to rest her arms. Dude grinned and grabbed one of the bags and waited for River to pass before closing the door behind her. "Must be important then if ya have no witty remark." He replied with a soft chuckle and grunted as he hefted the bag into the back room. What the heck does she have in that bag? Bricks? He thought putting the bag near the chair. River couldn't help but chuckle and she took out one of the axes. "Ya I want to finish my new gunblades before I work on the other project. I may need your help with the second project though... It's going to need a Guinea pig..." She said and took a look at the tools available. Not only did she like to use Dude's better tools, she got to try out all different kinds, see what she liked more and maybe if she got a bigger room, for a workshop, she could own some of these tools. Now to pry off the top half... She thought glancing at the axe and went to grab her gloves left behind. "Somehow, I have a bad feeling about this..." Dude muttered and took a seat off in the corner, not really sure if he wanted to help her, but he was curious what wacky, yet brilliant device she has come up with this time. This is going to be fun. She thought with a smirk as she lowered her goggles picking up a cold saw. Super fun... She added starting the tool. ღ
[℃ℝαӻȶ: blacksmith
FN-DR90 Rank 4: 50% success rate
post 1/20
1/10 success]
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outlaw trinidy rolled 1 100-sided dice:
5
Total: 5 (1-100)
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Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 10:46 pm
ღ River slid up her goggles and tossed aside the axe handle before she put down the cold blade tool. As the whining noise of the tool died down she heard that her music was still playing. She put on her headphones and raised the volume a little before she examined the blade on the tool. She had the feeling she was not using it properly and she did not want to brake Dude’s tool. She would have to ask later how it was to be used or simply watch him how to use it. She looked at the axe head and reached into her bag pulling out a p-90. Placing the gun on top of the double blades she had to smile. Yup, this will work. She thought stretching and winced as she felt pain along the side of her hip. Oh ya… She thought and took out the magicite. She took a look at them, each with their own faint glow. Calling upon her magic, she watched as each glowed brightly almost melting into her hand. Her mind absorbed the new spells and she was excited to sometime use them… though she was not that impressed with the spell water. It was a silly spell. She thought only seeing the power of water through nature, after years and years of corrosion. What a waist of time… She thought but she was growing excited at the chance of learning the spell gravity. Her music changed pulling her back into focus causing her to realize she had been doing nothing for the past few minutes. … Whoops… She thought picking up the blade tool again. ღ
[℃ℝαӻȶ: blacksmith
FN-DR90 Rank 4: 50% success rate
post 2/20
1/10 success]
{Of coarse the ******** dice be a ******** b*****d!!!! >.>}
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giglamesh rolled 1 100-sided dice:
91
Total: 91 (1-100)
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Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 6:29 pm
He finally reach the large vault like door, which hd been opened and cracked open for him. He would push it in and step inside, turn and close the door spinning the valve to close the locks on the door. It was a decent size shop with a large number of heavy tools that would probably get rivers adolescent body wet with excitement. As well as a tv coffee table, a couch, and behind that a bed, literally touching the back of the couch, the couches back acting like a side of his bed. Sar sat on the couch feet up on the coffe table he was watching tv. There was all the heavy machinery off to the side, kind of in its own room as three wall circled around a work bench with several clamps around its corners. River and sar didnt get along and thus why she never saw his massive and incredible work shop, honestly is she did know it would probably give her wet dreams. The tetsubo which was a huge cylinder shaped club, usually with rivets or metal outcroppings. But this one had flanges, huge ones nearly as wide as the club. They were flat and extended from the tip of the club to its end and it was shaped much like a diamond from the side. But first, he would set the Mgl-06 down on the table, and sit at it and he would begin to disassemble it. First was easy enough removing the steady grip.
[Craft: Blacksmithing
Thumper: Rank 4 50% success rate (+11 from skill)
post 1/20
Success 1/10]
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giglamesh rolled 1 100-sided dice:
40
Total: 40 (1-100)
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Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 6:59 pm
That was easy enough, simple screw driver removed that with no problem. Now the actual handle, which should be able to be removed same way, the problem being he is going to keep the trigger there, just literally remove the handle. He would begin to take the screws out to remove, the handle. Removing the cover he would expose the Trigger and the connecting hammer. To not misaligned the hammer he would carefully remove the trigger he had to do some work on it. But then he would remove the back of the handle. It was made of a hard plastic, so it wassnt that hard to work with. Giglamesh would slide his stool over to a jigsaw, where once he turned it one he would set the top and the bottom of the handle together and slide it under the jigsaw cutting it just short of the trigger casing. Then he would take it and set it aside. The handle was finished, now he had to make the trigger longer.
[Craft: Blacksmithing
Thumper: Rank 4 50% success rate (+11 from skill)
post 2/20
Success 2/10]
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outlaw trinidy rolled 1 100-sided dice:
9
Total: 9 (1-100)
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Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 7:58 pm
ღ River swore as she stuck her index finger into her mouth, tasting bitter copper as blood gushed. Stupid, stupid blade. She thought and looked at the cut sighing. If not one thing, it be another... She thought and she rummaged through the tiny drawer by her feet grabbing a small bandage. So not my day... She thought annoyed, knowing the cut was not too deep, but she was still irritated. ღ
[℃ℝαӻȶ: blacksmith
FN-DR90 Rank 4: 50% success rate
post 3/20
1/10 success]
{God damn ******** piece of s**t dice}
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giglamesh rolled 1 100-sided dice:
57
Total: 57 (1-100)
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Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 8:19 pm
He you take the small little trigger carefully out from the 2 notched pulls sections making sure to lock down the spring. Once he got the trigger out he would slide over to the welding bench and rummage his hand around threw the scrap box till he found a piece of metal similar in size to the trigger, to which he clamped the trigger piece down and welled the scrap to it. He would tig weld it on there very efficiently. He would make sure it was cool enough to begin metal work and he would take it over the the die grinder bench. He would begin to very gently grind and smooth out the scrap and welds on the small trigger piece. What was a inch long curve trigger curved for a finger that went down, but now it was more like a four inch lever that went back.
[Craft: Blacksmithing
Thumper: Rank 4 50% success rate (+11 from skill)
post 3/20
Success 3/10]
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giglamesh rolled 1 100-sided dice:
43
Total: 43 (1-100)
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Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 9:14 pm
Giglamesh would set the trigger back in place making sure to correctly re set the levers that connected to the trigger. Then he would take the cut down handle, down to just the housing for the trigger, and set it back in place screwing the handle back together with every thing in the right place. He would pick it up, holding what was the shoulder brace like the handle, the long trigger now a handle that of which it was squeezed by all his finger to pull the trigger. It acted more like the traditional single load grenade tube launcher because of its facing forwards with a bent wrist, much like his gunblades. It would look down the sits and pull the trigger so he could hear the hammer c**k a sinlge time which it did. He was proud of finish that, that was the technical work the rest would be easy actually.
[Craft: Blacksmithing
Thumper: Rank 4 50% success rate (+11 from skill)
post 4/20
Success 4/10]
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outlaw trinidy rolled 1 100-sided dice:
67
Total: 67 (1-100)
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Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 9:23 pm
ღ River sighed and grabbed the welding torch as she shoved away the blade. She then worked on cutting the blades apart with the welding tool. She was more comfortable using a welding torch anyway, so it worked out in the end. She separated the blades and put one aside. She then held it on the p-90 grabbing a marker she marked the blade so she can use the grinder tool, mold it before she even attempted to add it to the gun. ღ
[℃ℝαӻȶ: blacksmith
FN-DR90 Rank 4: 50% success rate
post 4/20
2/10 success]
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outlaw trinidy rolled 1 100-sided dice:
16
Total: 16 (1-100)
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Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 10:22 pm
ღ River kicked the base of the machine. Stupid piece of crap. She thought and she hid the whimper from the pain in her foot. One thing about Dude was, a lot of his stuff was really just pieced together junk. The grinder machine was malfunctioning, meaning she could not use it; unless she wanted to repair it for him. Fat chance… She thought and shook her head. ღ
[℃ℝαӻȶ: blacksmith
FN-DR90 Rank 4: 50% success rate
post 5/20
2/10 success]
{Fecking dice >.>}
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outlaw trinidy rolled 1 100-sided dice:
16
Total: 16 (1-100)
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Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 10:31 pm
ღ Taking a seat at the bench River started to use the welding torch, making the cuts by hand. She would have to file things down; this will be a pain… She thought and glared at it. The file jabbed into her hand and she swore feeling her temper rise. Screw this… She thought and decided she would work on something else right now. Her luck just was not working for her... ღ
[℃ℝαӻȶ: blacksmith
FN-DR90 Rank 4: 50% success rate
post 6/20
2/10 success]
{WTF!!!}
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outlaw trinidy rolled 1 100-sided dice:
61
Total: 61 (1-100)
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Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 10:35 pm
ღ River sighed and measured the thickness of the gun trying to get an idea of how deep the grooves needed to be. She also checked the blades knowing how thick the teeth will be. She triple checked her measurements before she weighed her best options with the tools available. Using a small drill she carved out four grooves in the gun, two on top, two on the bottom. Twice she would go back to the blade and measure the slots needed, then she would drilled another nanometer into the groove hoping her estimations were right. ღ
[℃ℝαӻȶ: blacksmith
FN-DR90 Rank 4: 50% success rate
post 7/20
3/10 success]
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outlaw trinidy rolled 1 100-sided dice:
27
Total: 27 (1-100)
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Posted: Wed Nov 10, 2010 5:17 pm
ღ River picked up the file and sighed with frustration. Shoving aside her irritation, she focused back on the fact her calculations were wrong… again. What the hell man… She thought feeling her anger kept resurfacing. She needed a clear head to work. Putting down everything she went outside and took a breather. Resting her head against the back wall of the shop she sighed and glanced at the mid day sky. What a day… She thought and put back on her headphones hearing a favorite song of hers before going back inside. ღ
[℃ℝαӻȶ: blacksmith
FN-DR90 Rank 4: 50% success rate
post 8/20
3/10 success]
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Posted: Wed Nov 10, 2010 5:22 pm
{Slowly cries... forgot dice}
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outlaw trinidy rolled 1 100-sided dice:
59
Total: 59 (1-100)
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Posted: Wed Nov 10, 2010 5:25 pm
ღ Grabbing the tiny wielder River worked on cutting the blade laying out the frame. The axe head was a bit to bulky and heavy, as is, but she would soon fix that. After a while she had a frame and stood stretching a little. Heading across the way she noted with a soft chuckle Dude had disappeared, probably with a project of his own. In the other room, she started a fire in a large brick stove, then went back to work on the carved slots. She picked up a metal file and started grinding a few millimeters off since it needed to be an exact fit. ღ
[℃ℝαӻȶ: blacksmith
FN-DR90 Rank 4: 50% success rate
post 9/20
4/10 success]
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