The Craftsman 47 Living Metal Body

After Daedalus had finished talking he immediately began working on fusing the metals into a alloy that could better conduct and be strengthened by mana. That being said it did not mean it was easy, as only after almost three years had he completed it. In the end the alloy took mostly mythril and meteorite with very small amounts of adamantine and an extremely rare metal that can only be found in the center of a collapsing star, Astreolite. Daedalus had decided to call the alloy simply as living metal as it could literally grow if you have it enough mana.

With the alloy that he would use on the creation of the new body Daedalus finally began working on the body itself. First of course Daedalus began working on the body's skeletal structure, for that he used a more adamantine rich version of the alloy. This however caused the bones to be harder to make stronger just like a humans body, this was done because otherwise the bones would not be able to withstand the weight of the body itself, of course this was done after countless weeks of trying again and again. However one year after starting work on the skeletal system Daedalus had finally finished, there was however one slight inconvenience which was that as it was a new body it would need to grow like a normal person so it started off looking like a five year old in size.

The second part that Daedalus began to work on was the nerves and other parts of the nervous system as well as the basic musco-skeletal part of the body so that the nervous system could actually be attached properly. Over the course of four long and arduous years Daedalus had finally completed the nervous system and attached it.

Next was the muscles and organs this was nearly as difficult as the nervous system and took him a whole three and a half years. The final part was the skin which only took him half a year do to its relative simplicity compared to the other parts and his previous experience.

However as Daedalus had worked on this project he had also been lonely for the first few years, Danforth had eventually noticed this and managed to connect Daedalus to his father telepathically though at the cost of all of the strength of his soul except what was needed to stay alive. This had also made it easier to get other opinions which drastically reduced the time he needed to finish the body's creation from its original twenty years to twelve years.

As Daedalus finished up in the final details of the vividly human like metal body down to the slightest details he finally relaxed and laid down on a bed nearby. Daedalus was currently in a workshop that he had built to keep everything he worked on safe, the workshop itself was actually made into the adamantine mountain as that was the most resilient material that he already had.