“I ’t believe you’d do this to me, Elder Zijin,” Adam said, puffing out his cheeks.
“I uand why you would be hesitant, but it would be sidered a great favour to us,” the Elder replied, calmly.
Adam was sitting opposite the Elder, eating some of the snacks the Orcish Iyrman had offered him. He had awoken with such great luck that m, an Omen which gave him a 20. He had sus for the roll, which would allow him to create a greater enhanced on.
“Since you guarahe greatest entment today, it would be best to ent a legendary entment for the Iyr,” Zijin stated. He could have mentioned how difficult it was to keep him alive, especially after he had awakened Churot, but he decided against it.
“This is bullying, Elder,” Adam said, sipping the tea, staring down at the liquid. A legendary enha, but not one for himself? How could they take away something like that from him? Adam eventually sighed. “Fine, fine.”
“Thank you, Adam,” Elder Zijin said, bowing his head. With this the Iyr would be able to firm the extent of these strange abilities. If Adam could pce a legendary entment onto a bde, and they could finish it using someone who wasn’t Romaezi, then…
Adam made his way away, before stopping. “Elder Zijin?” Adam turo look over his shoulder. “I’m going to tell Taygak that you’re bullying me.”
Elder Zijin stared at Adam. He wondered if he should add the threat to Adam’s bck book. “Taygak will not believe you.”
“She’ll believe me,” Adam said. “I’m her Cousin.”
“I am her Elder,” Zijin said.
Adam remained silent for a long while. “I’m definitely not marrying into the Jin family.” The Half Elf turned and stormed off.
Elder Zijin wondered if Adam meant it. ‘Should I tell Taygak he is bullying me? With how much stress he has been p over my shoulders…’
When Adam arrived at the shrine, everything had been prepared. He stared at the on, a greatsword which was bot like the night, but like death. It was bck, yes, but it was various shades of bck, which created ominous waves across the bde.
“What is that?” Adam asked.
“Deathsteel,” the Orcish Iyrman beside him said.
Adam flinched, for it wasn’t the Orcish Iyrman who had e with him, but a familiar face he had seen before. He had long hair, which was braided, and a rge beard which hid his lips. “What’s with yo-,” Adam began, only to clear his throat. “Good m, mister Romaezi.”
“Good m, mister Fateson,” the man replied, his voice like a nightval breeze, low and chilly, causing Adam’s hair to stand on end. “You are to ent a Legendary on this day?” His eyes remained focused on the deathsteel greatsword.
“I’m going to start enting a Legendary on,” Adam said. “I assume you’ll finish it off?”
“If you are to know, you are to know,” Romaezi replied, simply. “I am here to meet you.”
Adam bowed his head. “It’s o meet you.”
“You as well. I had wished to meet with you when you had returned, but thought it was best for you to rest. I have heard that you work too hard, but that you have begun to rest properly.”
“Something like that,” Adam muttered quietly. He had been out of it since Awakening Churot, and he had to remain in bed for some time in order to heal up from the aftermath.
“Your enting abilities are great,” Romaezi said. “A Chaos Enter?”
Adam gnced around, noting they were alohat’s what I heard.”
Romaezi remained silent for a short while, chewing on his thoughts. “You are a Nephew of the Rot family?”
“Yes,” Adam said.
“I have been told you are close with a pair of siblings.”
“Yes.”
Romaezi slowly nodded his head. “You do not wish to marry into the Iyr?”
“For now, I have no iions to marry into this pce.”
“What of the future?”
“I don’t know.”
Romaezi nodded, before reag out to pat Adam’s back. “I wish you the best of fortune, Adam. I hope that the deathsteel treats you well.”
“I hope so too,” Adam said, watg the Iyrman leave. He let out a sigh of relief, w if the Iyrman was going to ask him to marry into the Ezi family. ‘That wasn’t Ezi at all.’ Adam chuckled to himself quietly.
Adam he rge number of gems, each worth several thousands. He wrote dowerials which he was going to use, how he felt, and any small detail which had e to mind.
‘Hey, Bell? Let’s say I wao make a Legendary Enhanced magical on, how many gems would I need if my total is 27?’
[At least seventy thousand gold.]
‘Then it would work?’
[Maybe.]
Adam wondered if he should do it. He looked to the Iyrman nearby, the same Iyrman who was tasked with keeping an eye on the Half Elf. “Hey, you tell the Elder something?”
Elder Zijin remained silent, w where he would put Adam’s request. He checked both ses of the bck book, but decided against putting the request down. However, with this much money, he would o pass the message up to Elder Gold.
Elder Gold had been cheg the various books to see if everything was going to be prepared well fhtval, though sidering their efficy, it wasn’t a surprise she had caught nothing out of the ordinary.
When one of Elder Zijin’s aides approached, she accepted the slip of paper, read it, before finally pg it in her book.
Of course it was about him.
Elder Gold thought for a moment, before writing her own response, handing it to the aide, who would return back to Elder Zijin.
Adam had remai the shrine for almost an hour before word had reached him, and thus he pced down the gems, worth sixty thousand gold in total, before he began enting.
As the days tio pass, with Adam enting for the Iyr every so often, he found he was quite fortunate.
“This time I’m going to make a Greater Enhanced on for myself,” Adam said.
“Very well,” Zijin said. He had to give Adam that much, sidering Taygak had taken the Elder’s side when the Half Elf had pined. He smiled at Adam, who could uand the iions behind the smile.
“When Lanarot grows up, she’s going to protect me from you,” Adam stated, before leaving to ent.
The days tio pass as Adam ented the axe, and pyed Warriors and Wanderers with his Aunts.
Adam speime enting for the Iyr than he expected, taking multiple days off to rex, though that artly because he o take an additional day off to finish the entment to the axe, where he had awoken with a 20 in his Omen, but then rolled a 20 on the die for enting, and so could ent again. He had spent almost a month enting, rolliremely well to create two Greater entments, one for his shield, and one which was Enhanced for the axe.
“What’s this?” Lucy asked, noting the ring Adam offered to her. Her eyes stared into his suspiciously.
“It’s exactly what it looks like,” Adam said. “It’s a on I ented for you.”
Lucy tilted her head in fusion, unsure as to why he was giving her a ring, before realising what it was. She took the ring from his hands, still gring at him suspiciously, before feeling the great magic between her fingers.
“It’s a Great Enhanced axe,” Adam said, smiling towards her.
Great DestroyerRequires AttuYou gain a +2 bonus to attack rolls and damage rolls made with this on.Deals 2D6 sshing + 1D6 fire damage. morph between a ring and on at your and. be used to el spells.
Lucy stared down at the greataxe, which was extremely long, made of dark wood, as well as some kind of dark steel. However, it was certainly better tharoyer. “Why did you make me a sed on?”
“Why not?” Adam asked. “I mean, I’ve given everyone else a Greater Enhanced on, and Jaygak has ohat’s Legendary.” Adam shrugged his shoulders. “I ’t leave my friend behind.”
Lucy had wao ask a question, but she thumbed the ring on her finger. She swallowed slowly, but bowed her head ever so slightly. “Thanks,” she whispered.
“Yeah,” Adam said.
There was an awkward sileween them, before Adam retreated, leaving her be. He looked to Kitool, nodding his head. “I’ll be making a Greater Enhanced on for you aime.”
“ I refuse?”
“Sure,” Adam said, before smiling. “I’ll refuse your refusal.” He had been thinking about making Kitool a Greater Enhanced on first, but he noted how Lucy had been far more quiet retly, staring off towards the night sky every time it was time to sleep.
‘Stronger,’ Adam thought. ‘I o get stronger.’
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