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Ever since meteors struck earth years ago, leaving iron ore deposits across the surface, mankind was destined for great metallic objects. The ancients Greeks believed in Hephaestus, liable for all Metalworking, who took iron ore and created great metallic objects. As Aeschylus says, the "The will was of Zeus, the hand of Hephaestus". The Romans believed moisture wicking underwear in Vulcan, liable for all metalworking and the forge.
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