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Gondor was indeed a master craftsman, but given the rarity of the material, naturally, he'd never handled an entire dragon carcass before.
Yet, he possessed the knowledge handed down from his ancestors. There weren't many precedents, but in ancient times, some dragons had donated their bodies for the betterment of the world. Most of the remains left from these dragons had been processed by the hands of dwarves, and the knowledge from those times was passed down to later generations like Gondor.
"If you desire armor infused with the latest technology, it would undoubtedly be Exid," he declared.
Even as they discussed Eugene’s request, Gondor did not rest his hands. The once tarnished Ring of Agaroth was swiftly polished, shining like new. Gondor wasn't particularly fond of Exid, but he acknowledged its performance. Moreover, while he didn't care for it much, he had near-perfect knowledge concerning its creation.
"But crafting Exid takes too long. Especially if we use materials from a dragon, it might take several months at least,” Gondor commented as he continued polishing the ring.
There were also concerns about the available tools. Though he had turned this room into a makeshift workshop, it paled in comparison to his true workshop on Hammer Island. While Sienna and Eugene could assist in firepower, the rest of the tools were lacking.
"I don’t expect Exid immediately. Just scale armor to protect the torso will do,” responded Eugene.
"Is it for you?" Gondor inquired.
"No," Eugene shook his head.
Armor made from a dragon’s corpse? It certainly was tempting, but he felt no immediate need for a hastily crafted set of armor. It was better for him to simply cast an Aura Shield around...
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