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They say that this long polearm was forged using materials that are not from this world.
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The weapon has passed through the hands of many loyal yet unfortunate souls.
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It has seen many a slaughter begin and end, and tasted many a foul beast's flesh and blood.
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It is said that a person whose job was to exorcise evil once came to the great chasm of crystal sands.
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There, they retrieved an ominous, aqua-colored crystal from its depths.
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Then, they hired someone to forge it into a weapon, naming it "Calamity Queller."
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"If disaster should befall, this shall surely be used to calm it."
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The tribespeople who made their living in the craggy mountains were not partial to either boasts or critique.
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But since there was no contract signed, and such words were of no cost, they accepted them all the same.
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Later, the time came when the monstrous tides scaled the bedrock, turning the cinnabar-colored earth black.
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The shield-wall of the Millelith and the dark forces clashed, and any stragglers were all slain.
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Like a cold star amidst the gloom, Calamity Queller flashed this way and that at the heart of the maelstrom...
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When, at last, the light of the setting sun split the mournful clouds, the dark sludge sunk back into the depths of the chasm.
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The Calamity Queller was also lost, together with the Yaksha who wielded it — both returned to silence.
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In times thereafter, those who wielded this spear would largely meet similar fates.
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But there were people who would fight without requiring orders or protect people without taking any oaths.
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For them, such a fate was hardly one to be lamented...
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It is also said that this spear was once borrowed from someone.
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And in a deserted, water-eroded cave, it would bear witness to a clash between intimate friends. |