"Ha, tougher... Definitely in how much strength it requires. It can get really tiring very quickly. I'm sure writing takes just as much if not more thought and effort, though." She paused, trying to think of the best way to describe smithing. "Well... for one thing... It is hot. Very, very hot. It can also be a little dangerous. The metal you are working with gets very hot, so it is easy to burn yourself. I've had too many feathers singed by the fire. It also gets very tiring very quickly. The bellows need to be pumped to keep the fire hot enough, which requires a bit of precision and instinct. You don't want the fire to be too hot or too cold." Storm decided to move more to the actual metalworking of the art. "One of the parts I have the hardest time with is when the piece is outside of the fire. You have to work it then and there with precision. I need to have every bit of the metal mapped; I need to know all the impurities, weak points, and other formations that could augment how the final item turns out. Once I get started, I can't stop until I finish the section of work I plan on doing then. I need to work quickly so it doesn't cool down and set wrong. If it does, it may be at a point where it would be easiest to start over... That is never a good thing. Sometimes I get lucky, though, and I can just reheat and continue working that section. And that... that is the basics of how I feel when I forge. I really enjoy it... What is it like writing?"