What he had in mind was a large warhammer that would be held with one hand. The warhammer would also be very heavy so that its physical impact would be powerful on its own.
Ideas flowed through him mind and he eagerly added them to the design he was drawing on the paper.
As he did so, he said to himself, "Even if it were possible to forge a weapon that could grow on its own, making it won't be as easy as this."
What he was designing was just a hammerhead. His design was essentially a cuboid. It was a large cuboid that would be made of mythril.
Mythril is a superalloy of silver. Unlike silver, which is soft, mythril is as hard as tungsten. On the Mohs scale of hardness, silver is ranked 2.5-3.0, while tungsten is ranked 7.5-9.5. This is a difference that translates to hundreds of times in hardness.
Mythril is very expensive, though. It is up to a hundred times more expensive than silver by weight. But it was worth the cost because of its superconductivity attributes.
