Imparting the technique

The goblin chief decided that one third of the iron used to produce arrow heads would be used to train goblins learning the metal body refining technique. It wouldn't be enough to train all the goblins, but it was a solution that they found until they find a bigger iron source.

William was pleased, this would be his first step to increase the strength of the goblin village. It was a very important moment and William couldn't help but think about the future. Soon all the goblins would be stronger and have longer life spans, and this was the moment that would start it all. It wasn't often that one could be part of a history worthy moment, and William enjoyed that he was able to make such a big difference for the goblins.

And this all was just because of Williams metal body refining technique. Others would probably be stingy with sharing this technique, but William wasn't. He liked the feeling of helping someone else get stronger. And he also wasn't the kind of person that would hold on to a technique out of fear that others would surpass him. If he gave the technique away, he believed that others were able to surpass him using the same technique. Then they deserved to use those techniques.

Helping the goblin village made him realize what kind of person he truly was. He lived his entire life surpressed and as a slave without any hope to ever escape that fate. He didn't want to see people share similar fates. And he had techniques and martial arts that could change people's lives and fates. Not using those techniques to help others would be egoistic and he would feel bad about himself.

So he shared it with the goblins without a single thought of regret in his mind. He wanted to help them become powerful, the mission told him to do so but he also wanted it. The changes that happened to him were incredible. In his slave years he would have killed for a piece of bread, but now that he was powerful he wanted to help others.

He chose 10 goblins out of the village, those 10 would be the first to train the technique. They were very eager to learn and you could see their excitement on their faces. As a relatively weak race the goblins viewed every chance to get stronger with extreme importance. For them a chance to increase their strength a little bit was a gift sent by the heavens.

So they were extremely excited when William started teaching them. They all absorbed one iron ore each, they soon felt how their body got stronger and how they felt healthier. It was an amazing moment for them and they couldn't believe their luck.

After seeing everything work out incredibly, William decided to teach this technique to his disciples next. The goblin village was important to him but his disciples held a special place in his heart. He really wanted to help them and see them succeed in their dreams.