Impressive, Player, very impressive.

Just yesterday you were groaning under a load of heavy steel ingots--but look at you now! You must have a special talent for Weaponsmithing.

I want to find out just how good you are.

Player: "I like a challenge."

How about making Logi's Noble Greatsword for me?

You'll need more than talent to do that--you'll need ceaseless effort and perseverance.

If you agree to train for Weaponsmithing Expert, you can't be in training to be an Expert in other fields. Think carefully before you answer.

Player: Accept.

Then make Logi's Noble Greatsword and bring it to me. Mima has the design. You can usually find it on the top shelf, near the Logi's Greatsword design.

You should have no problem making a perfect Logi's Noble Greatsword.

It's not easy, but I'm sure you'll succeed.

Player: "I'll get right on it."

Azphelumbra, Player!

All that hammering--sounds like you're hard at work.

Did you make Logi's Noble Greatsword?

Player: "Here it is!"

Hmm. Maybe I shouldn't have pushed you. Please forgive me. Maybe it's just too soon.

I still believe you can make Logi's Noble Greatsword, Player. Give it another shot.

Player: "I'll try again."

Now THIS is a nice sword! Well done.

I'm pleased to know you're passionate about Weaponsmithing, Player.
Oh, I'm sorry. I thought you had already attained Expert level in another field, Player.

To be an Expert in two fields, you must first complete your study of the other field. After that, we can talk.

Player: "Okay then. I'll be back."

You may be too ambitious, Player. You can become an Expert in only one craft at a time.

If you are working toward Expert level in another field, please complete that course first, then come see me.

Player: "Will do."

Oh! Aren't you an Expert in Weaponsmithing already?

If so, then you've come to the wrong master.

Player: "Sorry to disturb you."