Colin_Ginger

I'd like it just to be named. That was really the point, so it can be considered a relic of the church.

A hot forge in the middle of Brelus is ringing with the sound of a pounding hammer. Once you look inside, you see that the circumferences of the forge has been sprinkled with salt. Inside is a priest, and a the commander of the Brelus watch, who is a blacksmith, forging together a pure Aurum axe. With every strike of the hammer, the priest issues a new prayer. The anvil has had all impurities removed from it, and all foreign metals cleared off. The water that the blacksmith is dipping the hot tool into is holy water, blessed by the priest. The aurum is that collected from the armies of the undead, that the priest has put to rest, and each ingot is cleaned and blessed. The blacksmith himself is out of his usual garb and is instead wearing a pure white garb, allowing the burning metal to singe his skin. As the commander hits the axe for the last time, the priest drops to his knees, and calls out to the creator one last time. As a final measure, a lamb, unmarked, and unblemished, is brought in from the priest own flock. Using the blade of the axe, the priest slits the throat of the lamb, and allows it's pure blood to wash over the blade. He looks up and grimly says. "It is finished." Religious imagery aside, the event team is sending a necromancer against Brelus, in an act of desperation Colin of Brelus requested this axe be made. It would be a holy item, that has power against the undead, and necromancers.