Strongest Hammer God novel Chapter 92

Chapter 92: Chapter 92 – Education

"Good job," Theodor said after a while.

Kyle just grinned.

Theodor had praised him!

That was very rare!

"But we’re not done," Theodor said.

"Of course! Give me more!" Kyle shouted.

"Next, I need you to turn it back into a sphere. Then, you need to split it into two halves."

"Sure thing, Boss!" Kyle said.

He focused on the bar again and forced it to change its shape.

Surprisingly, it was much easier this time.

Theodor could see that Kyle felt it was easier due to how fast the ore changed its shape. _{fгee𝑤ebɳoveɭ.cøm}

"It’s easier now, right?" Theodor asked when the metal turned into a sphere.

"How did you know?" Kyle asked.

"It was obvious," Theodor answered with a snort. "Do you know why it was easier?"

"Because I practiced?" Kyle asked.

"No, because your Ether is no longer in an imbalanced state," Theodor answered. "Your body desires an Ether equilibrium, and when there is too much in one Aspect, it will work to distribute it to regain its equilibrium."

"In short, your high has worn off, and your mind has calmed down."

Kyle didn’t like hearing that one bit.

He looked with a bitter grimace at the sphere and changed its shape again.

’Fuck, I hate that this is so easy now!’ Kyle thought.

’The goldfish might be right.’

But then, Kyle perked up again.

’Eh, might not be useful for forging, but it helps in combat. Confidence is important, right? And this stuff gives me plenty of confidence!’

In the end, Kyle turned it into a sphere again.

Then, he slowly willed it to split.

Splitting it was surprisingly easy, and there were no issues during the process.

"Now, you need to remove the inner parts of both spheres until there are two half spheres and two shells left. The shell needs to be about a centimeter thick," Theodor said.

"Eehh, what’s that in inches?" Kyle asked.

"How am I supposed to know that?" Theodor asked with annoyance. "Inches are an antiquated method of measuring, and nobody bothers using it."

"Then, how am I supposed to know how big a centimeter is?" Kyle asked.

Theodor looked around the room with annoyance.

"There, look at that table," Theodor said.

Kyle looked at the only table in the room.

"Yeah?" Kyle asked.

"The plate is about four centimeters thick," Theodor said.

’So, a centimeter is like... 40% of an inch? Something like that? Sure!’

Kyle looked back at the half-sphere, and the sphere’s image appeared in his head.

He imagined a part of the half-sphere splitting off, turning the half-sphere into a thin shell.