Cool hopefully the heads will be reused
Sky-Metal Arrowheads — Ten arrowheads forged from composite scraps, fitted to Cuivorn-wood shafts.
LOTR: Children of Refusal
Book&Literature · Cuivorn
Strange it’s not showing
{image: Menelion, Son of the Heavens}
LOTR: Children of Refusal
Book&Literature · Cuivorn
Ignore the giant hammers
Eol led. Selas followed.
LOTR: Children of Refusal
Book&Literature · Cuivorn
Eol made it clear it should only have one rhythm should of stuck to his words
The metal kept his trace for days afterward. A second rhythm, faint beneath my own, woven into the structure. I did not try to remove it. It belonged there.
LOTR: Children of Refusal
Book&Literature · Cuivorn
So much for only getting light from one source
I felt the moment it happened. The pull shifted, just slightly, accommodating a second current alongside my own. His Light flowed in cleanly, without resistance, the crystal lattice opening to receive it the way it opened to me. As something close enough to be familiar.
LOTR: Children of Refusal
Book&Literature · Cuivorn
A lot of things probably haven’t existed at this point still
"This metal absorbs Light without limit," he said. "If we forge it now, we make a weapon from raw material. If we saturate it first, fill it with Light until the metal itself changes, we forge something that has never existed."
LOTR: Children of Refusal
Book&Literature · Cuivorn
It fell from the sky?
"It fell from the sky," he said. "The grain structure is nothing I have seen in any ore, any alloy, any metal pulled from the earth. The crystals inside are enormous. Plates and bands interlocking at angles that could only form through cooling so slow it must have taken longer than any smith can imagine. Ages. In conditions that do not exist on this earth. Cold and emptiness beyond anything we know."
LOTR: Children of Refusal
Book&Literature · Cuivorn
Hello, I like her
{image: Nairaël}
LOTR: Children of Refusal
Book&Literature · Cuivorn
Ok he is a little crazy
Eol ate when Nairaël, his apprentice, pushed food into his hands and threatened to tell Tuilindë if he didn't finish it. He slept in fragments, curled on the bare stone beside the mass, and each time he woke he reached for it first, fingers probing, testing, measuring something that only he could feel.
LOTR: Children of Refusal
Book&Literature · Cuivorn
Good chapter and I can’t wait to see what happens next
LOTR: Children of Refusal
Book&Literature · Cuivorn