Before naming Primus, Corey had no knowledge of naming rites and how important they could be in the determining the potential and even abilities of the item a Blacksmith crafted.
But after surviving their Tribulation, Primus told him how important it was to give a proper name to a crafted item.
Not only was the name important, the meaning behind the name was even more important.
When Corey knew this, he knew that he had to properly name his armour.
Unlike Primus whose name and meaning came out naturally to him, he had to consciously think about what name to give it and the meaning behind the name.
It was surprisingly more difficult to consciously think of a name and its meaning.
But such a thing was not surprising.
Sometimes, one would find it more difficult to perform an action consciously than instinctively.
So many thoughts appeared in his mind regarding the name and meaning of his armour, and each one was good.
But none truly felt... good enough and unique enough to him.
