Art Order - The Twin-Axe of Oxdinoggiās Retribution
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The Twin-Axe of Oxdinoggiās Retribution
Oxdinoggi was a many-horned god-lord of suffering. His subjects endured the curse of his great torment through many dark generations. It was believed Oxdinoggi was a true-immortal; they whispered of his obsidian carapace, thought forged from pure-malice in the fires of solar flare. What weapon could possibly penetrate such a piercing nightmare, and of what constitutionĀ would such a warrior necessarily be composed?
Pelstacia came from a distant star, following the rumors of Oxdinoggi, the immortal game. She had sparkling eyes, a sparking disposition, and upon each hip, shining crescent-moon hand axes. Her concern was not of the people, only Oxdinoggi, and the power and glory his severed head would provide her.
Her striking hand-axes were forged from a mysteriously lustrous material, featuring a large sweeping blade which glowed with an ethereal aura and an effigy of a serine bird serving as the head of the axe, which sat atop a richly adorned but well-worn handle. Pelstacia claimed they were god-slayers she had won on the great-moon of Vogus years before. No one would dare question it.
The Twin-Axe of Oxdinoggiās Retribution earned its title on the day of Pelstaciaās bloody encounter with Oxdinoggi. Swinging them as one, Pelstacia shattered Oxdinoggiās obsidian armor and ended the god-lordās torment, but not his curse. The blades were corrupted by the beastās pure-malice, and Oxdinoggiās face burned away and replaced the effigy on the head of the axe. Oxdinoggiās strength was taken within the blades, which took on Oxdinoggiās own obsidian shade. Pelstacia traveled on to a new star, and a new hunt, carrying the weight of his malice with her, and Oxdinoggiās retribution is paid upon all who find their end by way of those now-cursed blades.