Heraphius woke very early in the morning, before it was light outside.He got up quickly from his small cot and fast walked over to the forge, where he began lighting the fires. He turned back after the fires were started and headed back into the backroom and threw on a shirt and some pants and grabbed his apron. He took the tools he would be needing for the day an set them on his work bench. He then went back into his room and took out a box. He opened this box and took out his special hammer. He said a quick prayer for his fallen master before picking the hammer up and setting it too on the bench. Once the forge was hot enough he began his day of work. He picked up a project he had been working on for a few days for a man, an iron breastplate. It was all there, just not formed yet. He smiled as he set it down on the anvil and twirled his hammer around. The resounding sound of metal on metal rang out as he began his work. He began shaping the metal out and forming it together, linking peices together in the forge and hitting the metal repeatedly. This one project took him all day, he tool pride in his work and made sure everything was perfect. There was to be no flaw, a ***** in the armor could mean death for the wearer, and he did not want that on his head. He tool his time, checking over every small detail before finally engraving a small symbol on the bottom of the breastplate, kind of like a signature for him. He took it out front and hung it on a empty armor rack, and waited for the man to come, it was nearing the time he said he wanted it ready by. Since he had time, he decided to polish it untill it shined, the sun reflecting off of every surface of it. He smiled, knowing the man would be happy. When the Man showed up minutes later Heraphius took the armor off the rack and handed it to the man for inspection. Once the man looked it over, he was really impressed. He handed Heraphius a sack of money, his armor didn't come cheap, but it was perfect. After the dealings with the man Heraphius went back in and put out the forge, cleaning out the soot and ash from inside and cleaning it out. He hung his tools back up and tool his apron off. Last but not least, he put his hammer back in the box, thanking his master for all he had done. It was late, so he went to bed and awaited the next day of work. He loved what he did, and would never do any other job.