“Check it out!” Adam decred as he finally returned back at the estate, where the pups greeted him by boung at his feet. He scooped them up with one hand as he held out the axe to Sonarot, though Raygak had rushed over to him.

  “You said I could py with it,” Raygak said.

  “Have you been helping your father with the dishes?”

  “Yes,” the boy said. “I am a big boy.”

  “It is an axe, and Sonarot is my Aunt, so she should py with it first. However, since you’ve been so good, I’ll let you py with it sed,” Adam said.

  Zijin panted as he stared at the Half Elf, having rushed to the estate when he had heard that the enting had been plete. The Iyrman who had been watg over Adam had beeant in telling him, thinking Adam was lying sino one could make a greater entment in just ten days.

  “I will be sed,” Zijin decred.

  “You will be third,” Adam said. “I have already promised Raygak.”

  “You would give it to a child before me?”

  “Raygak has been really good, helping his father wash the dishes in the past week,” Adam said. “Of course I’m going to allow him to py with it,” Adam said, noting Jogak’s gre from nearby, “under supervision.”

  Zijin crossed his arms. “Very well, I will wait.”

  “Does it require…” Sonarot held it in hand. “Yes, I am sure it does.”

  “Yeah, I couldn’t make it that good,” Adam said. “It is my first greater entment, so…”

  Sonarot went to meditate with the on, as Adam pyed with the two Dire Wolf pups, pressing his fato their fur.

  “What does the axe do?” Citool asked, staring at Adam as he pyed with the pups.

  “Well, it’s slightly weaker than Lightsear,” Adam admitted. “Though it’s much more effective at killing a wider variety of monsters.”

  “It is weaker, but more powerful?” Citool asked.

  “You’ll uand once Aunt tells you,” Adam said, eating the food which had been made by Shikan that week. It was grilled meat in the evenings, sometimes sthered in fat.

  Sonarot finished meditating with it, spending a few minutes cutting through the targets which had been prepared, which would be used as fuel during Nightval.

  “There is something beyond my uanding,” Sonarot said.

  “Oh, you expend charges to deal more damage and heal,” he said.

  She tio cut through the wood, expending the charges to deal more damage, but it didn’t seem to affect the the wood much.

  “Oh,” Adam said. “Right.”

  “What is it that I’m missing?” Sonarot asked.

  “It deals damage to the mind, and since wood doesn’t have minds, it probably doesn’t really seem like it’s that powerful,’ Adam said.

  Sonarot stared at him for a moment. ‘It attacks the mind?’ She then looked to Elder Zijin, giving him a number of looks.

  Zijin was surprised that she had something to say to him, no doubt about Adam, but he noted another look. He sighed, allowio e towards him to attack him. He ched his teeth and his entire body tensed as he filled with rage while she attacked him.

  His eyes went wide as he stepped back, reag up for a moment to he headache, a pain searing in the tre of his mind.

  “That on is quite powerful,” he said. “How many charges does it hold?”

  “Three,” Adam said.

  “Three?” Zijin said, his words obviously full of shock. “Why did you make it so that it dealt damage to the mind?”

  “Was it desigo kill father?” Sonarot asked, early.

  Adam rubbed his . ‘What do I say?’ He could tell them the real reason, but at the same time that would sow some doubts about him. However, he also didn’t want to lie.

  “If Jarot ends up bullying my sister, I need a tingen, don’t I?” Adam stared up at Zijin and Sonarot nervously.

  “So it was desigo go against him,” Sonarot stated.

  “Kind of,” Adam admitted. “I realised that damage to the mind is probably the rarest form of damage, but it also probably is something which very few beings handle.”

  Sonarot stared down at the axe. It was desigo beat Rot family members, that was undeniable. However, Adam wasn’t the kind to turn his on against them, not that she had ascertained.

  “I am certain that he will bully Lanarot much,” Sonarot said.

  “Then he’s going to bee very familiar with that axe then,” Adam said, simply.

  Sonarot sighed, smiling towards him. “It is a powerful on. You must be careful.”

  “I desig so that when I’m fortunate, I’ll be able to deal as much damage as I ,” Adam said. “So if I strike true, I’ll pump all three charges into the attack.”

  “How many charges did you spend against me?” Zijin asked the Iyrman opposite him.

  “One,” she said.

  “One?” Zijin stared at the woman.

  Adam could sehere was something they were discussiween the silence. “Still, I think even with all that, I’m pretty sure I ’t deal with that monster with a single blow.”

  Sonarot hahe axe tak, who held it up with both hands. His father remained nearby, watg him as he attacked some wood nearby.

  Zijin motioned his head to Sonarot, but she shook her head.

  “That is a dangerous on, Adam,” she said.

  “Well, yeah,” Adam said. “I desig to be dangerous. If it wasn’t dangerous, I would have failed. The point is that I have a few charges to deal damage or to heal.”

  “If the on is in the wrong hands, it will be something which will have disastrous sequences.”

  “That’s true for all ons, Aunt.”

  Sonarot bowed her head, before brushing his hair. “Take good care of the on, Adam.”

  “I know,” he said. “I’m a Half Elf, meaning I’m only half stupid.” Adam pat his head with a finger and winked.

  “I will let you all py with the on,” Zijin said. “I should go and finish some work.”

  Adam wondered if that work was to report him to the Great Elders. “Did I do something wrong?”

  “I am uain,” Zijin admitted.

  “No,” Sonarot said. “You have dohing wrong.”

  “If you say so,” Adam replied.

  Zijin quickly retreated away, going to meet with the Chief quickly.

  The Chief, seeing Zijin’s look, sighed. “Is it about the on?”

  “Yes,” Zijin said.

  “How is it?”

  “It is powerful,” Zijin said. “It is not just a simple greater entment, but oh greater powers.”

  “What kind of greater power?”

  “It attacks the mind in the same way that it attacks the body.”

  The Chief remained silent for a long while. “That is a curious entment.”

  “It also holds three charges. Each charge be spent to either heal or deal more damage to the mind.”

  The Chief furrowed his brows.

  “He spend all three charges at once if he wishes,” Zijin said.

  The Chief remained silent. “You are certain?”

  “Sonarot firmed the on’s abilities, and Adam did so by his words.”

  “It is iing that he created that particur entment sidering the Rot’s abilities in their rage,” the Chief said. It didn’t make any seo him, though that was only if he ignored one key event.

  ‘Did he create the on to kill Jarot?’ the Chief thought.

  “Adam has joked that the on was desigo deal with Jarot if he dares to bully the girl.”

  “Lanarot?”

  “Yes.”

  Iromin leaned ba his chair, taking a bite of his snack, a piece of fried dough, pushing some towards Zijin, ted o of courtesy.

  “This is no doubt a decration of his i,” Iromin said. “It was desigo deal with the Rot family’s specific ability. Was he told about it before he created the on?”

  “Either he was told, or he mao assume what it was,” Zijin said.

  ‘If it’s him, then perhaps he mao find out,’ Iromin thought. “Ten days?”

  “Ten days.”

  “I will speak with him,” Iromin said.

  Zijin bowed his head and excused himself.

  Iromin remained in his gazebo, eating his snacks silently. ‘Ten days? A on which attacks the mind?’ He sighed, w when Adam would stop making it difficult for him.

  Sooher Great Elders arrived to speak with Iromin ie evening.

  “So?” Elder Forest asked, sitting down nearby, helping herself to some snacks. “Are we going to talk about him today?”

  “Yes,” Iromin said. “We are.”

  Elder Gold and Elder Forest were most intrigued. They had heard that Adam had mao create a greater entment in ten days, and that apparently he has another presehin his mind he speaks to.

  “How long does it take Romaezi to create a simple greater ented on?” Chief Iromin asked.

  “Four weeks,” Elder Forest said.

  “Halved if it was st month,” Elder Gold said.

  “And something beyond a simple greater entment?”

  Elder Forest and Elder Gold exged a look.

  “Three months,” Elder Forest said.

  “Halved during the storm,” Elder Gold added.

  Chief Iromin tapped the table with a fihinking.

  “So it’s true?” Elder Gold asked.

  Iromin nodded, sighing.

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