Alvitor smiles. The Anubis is wise, but he knows nothing of how I work. He will be surprised.
"Give me 24 hours. I'll be done with both." Alvitor thought the Anubis looked shocked at how little time it would take him, but the Anubis nodded. Alvitor immediately turned around and began thinking.
Hmm... he wants Elite Armagio armor. That's some of the strongest armor I have, but also the heaviest. I'm going to have to thin it down. Alvitor walks to the back of his workshop, where a vast collection of metal ore stood, arranged neatly. Alvitor walked among the rows of glistening lumps. Where's that Armagite... ah! Here! Alvitor selects a very heavy, dark ore from a top shelf and hefts it over to his anvil. He lowers it down carefully. Armagium. One of the strongest metals, but so heavy that only the most powerful mechs can wield it. I'm going to have to make an alloy.
Alvitor heads back to the back room once more. What do I need? Something light. Doesn't have to be strong by itself, but it has to have support... Vexite may work, he thought, his eyes falling onto a small bundle of intertwining metallic filaments. He picks up the bundle, barely feeling its weight. And now, the fun part. Alvitor's eyes glistened as he took out a small contraption. It was his own variation of a bellows, constructed entirely out of metal. It did not look like anything that the other Forgers used as bellows, which they constructed out of animal hide. Alvitor had devised a metal pipe series that acted much better than normal bellows.
Operating a series of levers and buttons on the pipes, he watched the furnace spring into life. And so, he began melting the large lump of Armagium. It took a while, but soon, it was soft enough to add Vexite to the mix. He systematically laid down Vexite filaments over the melted vat of Armagium. Then, he let the lump cool. As it was cooling, he pumped air into the metal, increasing its strength but decreasing its density.
Alvitor now had a strong, light, very large piece of metal in front of him. And now... we finally start. Using gloves, he carefully placed it on his anvil. Then, he took of his gloves; he never worked with protection. Gripping his hammer, he started.
Clank.
Clank.
Clank. Late into the night, Alvitor's hammer rang strong and true. His right hand continually pounded at the metal, slowly shaping the amorphous lump into the armor of the Elite Armagios. His left hand readjusted the metal, and lifted a jug of water to his mouth. Alvitor never stopped the hammer. Sparks flew and Alvitor's legs ached, but he never stopped. Stopping while forging means stopping creation. Creation must go on. And there he stood for hours, shaping the metal, never sleeping or eating. He wondered what the Anubis was doing.