After arranging the work for the Artisans, Ronin immediately sought out Potter Jim to begin arrangements for firing porcelain.
Fortunately, refining kaolin wasn't a complicated process, and it shared many similarities with making pottery, so Jim clearly understood Ronin's ultimate goal.
Leaving aside the issue of firing the kiln, Jim could at least handle the process from refining the clay to drying the greenware.
As for the subsequent glazing, Ronin wanted to create white porcelain, which required a clear glaze. The necessary materials, feldspar and quartz, were quite common, and there was a source right in Mountain Forest Town.
By the time he finished arranging these matters, the sky had already dimmed. Another day had passed in a flurry of activity.
Back at the castle, Erin was already busy preparing her lesson materials.
Ronin walked over, scooped up the Black Tiger, whose eyes had just opened, and held it in his arms, gently fiddling with its soft ears.
