Hoarse Wisp Aura | DE
Sept 10, 2018 12:51:52 GMT -7
Post by Deleted on Sept 10, 2018 12:51:52 GMT -7
There is a place where those of a certain kind gather to do their work. They are from all walks of life, but have in common a single defining trait above all others. They are warriors. They hear the call of battle and respond.
Beyond the tepid rice paddies and peasant farms extending across the landscape, what is known as a graveyard extends for several hundred meters. It is a far more barren landscape than what surrounds it. Lining its cracked surface everywhere, are the protrusions of swords. Atop bodies covered by the rock dust of time, blades of all design and size emerged, each marking the site of where someone who was not strong enough fell. Spread throughout this expanse, there are warriors testing their mettle against one another. They are barely touched by a warm noon fog, as they are assessed beneath a tiger-striped sky.
Shango's travel to the Land of Sound came finally to a field of weapons. Some seemed shiny, new. Others bore the signs of rust and age, or were so caked in blood so as to have become discolored in the spring heat. A few blazed with chakra or held incredible power. Some were brittle and cheap, nearly broken or bent or ugly. Shango was likewise embedded in the ground, though in the form of a scythe, blade down, its handle not protruding much further than many of the others. Though her senses were as attuned as they could be as a weapon, she did not yet detect anyone close enough to alert her fully.
She had carried with her Lillium's Folly, as was decreed, bandaged and sealed. She also, as was also decreed, carried the divine Corpse Maiden. She also also also carried her length of chain, though this was all only when taking her normal human form. For now she awaited her own Chosen One, wondering if she might get to perform multiple assessments in a single day with a bright smile. Within the nearly 500 meter field, Shango was entrenched somewhat close to its outer perimeter, less than 100 meters inward from the southern edge. There were a few other non-sword weapons buried in the ground, other "Tester" Class Protectors, but few carried an appearance comparable to Shango's own.
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