Valas & Rookar
Rookar
Got my hands on an old siege gun that's been sitting in a ditch for a while. It looks like a perfect candidate for one of your broken‑weapon hoards. Any thoughts on how you’d repurpose it without turning the battlefield into a pyrotechnic show?
Valas
You can’t just blast it into the sky and hope for the best. Strip it down, take the barrel and use it as a heavy wall or a makeshift shield. The frame is good for a barricade, and the iron pieces can be hammered into spiked stakes for a pitfall. Keep it quiet, keep it useful, and keep the chaos out of the line of fire.
Rookar
That’s a solid plan. I’ll start with the barrel—no more firing, just carving it into a wall. The frame can hold a barricade, and the iron shards are perfect for spikes. If I end up chewing through the hinges, I’ll just bolt them back on with a spare wrench. You want to watch the old cannon get a second life?
Valas
Sounds like a good fit. Keep the process quiet, keep the plan tight, and watch the old cannon turn into a wall before you think about firing it again.
Rookar
Yeah, I’ll get to work. Just gotta keep the drill down to a whisper, so the walls don’t start a quarrel of their own. Once it’s solid, I’ll be ready to hand it out to the guys who need a good wall or a solid shield. No more sky‑high shots from this one.
Valas
That’s the kind of thinking that turns relics into assets. Keep the work steady, keep the noise low, and the wall will hold the line better than any cannon could ever promise. Good.
Rookar
Glad the plan works for you. I'll keep the hammer quiet, the wall strong, and the old cannon retired from the sky. Let's make it a piece of the line that even the toughest siege can’t break.
Valas
Nice. Build it so the line holds, and no one thinks the old cannon will come alive again.