The Blacksmith Is Thor's Son Episode 4

Episodes

1. 1
2. 2
3. 3
4. 4
5. 5
6. 6
7. 7
8. 8
9. 9
10. 10
11. 11
12. 12
13. 13
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Episode 4 Scene by Scene

1. 00:00: The Thunderwell Trial Begins

   The examiner gathers the candidates around the Thunderwell pool to explain the rules. He introduces the stormstone and declares that the first test measures their raw lightning affinity before anyone can advance.

2. 00:10: Victor Summons the Thunder Eagle

   Various hopefuls step forward to test their elemental strength. Victor walks up to the stormstone with confidence and scores Rank six. He conjures a grand Thunder Eagle above the crowd, absorbs the applause, and laughs at Kane.

3. 01:06: The Silent Stormstone

   Kane walks to the platform while the gathered spectators whisper doubts about him. He places his hand against the stormstone, but nothing happens. The stone remains dark, prompting the examiner to begin calling him a complete failure.

4. 01:33: Golden Lightning Erupts

   Fierce golden lightning suddenly blasts out from the stormstone. The surge turns the entire Thunderwell pool bright gold. A seated commander watches in shock, instantly remembering the same golden power from the night of the monster attack.

5. 01:48: Count Grant Intervenes

   Count Grant sits among the nobles and watches Kane's golden surge in frustration. Unwilling to let an ordinary blacksmith overshadow Victor, he quietly raises his staff toward the testing stone to interfere with the trial.

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How Episode 4 Ends

Count Grant refuses to let an ordinary blacksmith humiliate his family. He discreetly aims his magical staff at the stormstone to disrupt the golden surge before anyone confirms Kane's true rank. Will Count Grant's covert sabotage ruin Kane's score, or will the divine energy of Thor prove too strong to suppress?