Looking at the petrified figure of the Outer God's avatar, Linsley kept his distance, refusing to lower his guard.
He had no intention of approaching the ground to handle it. Instead, he prepared to create a new artifact, one designed to guarantee the Outer God's avatar's demise.
With a focused thought, he manifested a sword from his Real Fantasy gift.
It was no ordinary blade—it gleamed with an ethereal, almost spectral silver edge, and the hilt was forged from a black obsidian-like material etched with delicate, swirling patterns of deep crimson, pulsing faintly as if alive.
At the center of the crossguard rested a gemstone that shimmered with multiple colors, shifting subtly under the sky's light. He named it Oblivion's Edge.
Oblivion's Edge had specific conditions for use. Linsley created it to be effective only against enemies who were both petrified and sealed, adding an additional condition: the target must be inherently evil.
