Relic of the Eagle

Relic of the Eagle rests on a weathered velvet cloth, its surface catching lamplight like a coin minted from dawn. The pendant is circular, the size of a frost-bitten coin, with a brass disk brushed to a silvery patina. A raised silhouette of an eagle stretches across the front, wings poised as if to leap from the metal, the lines fine as a craftsman's breath. Around the edge, a ring of tiny rivets holds the piece together, and at its center a sun-warmed stone glimmers with color that shifts from pale amber to storm-blue as you tilt it toward the light. The texture is cool and smooth, yet there is a whisper of grain under your fingers, as though the alloy remembers the trees it once fell from. Lore says it was forged in the shadow of a cliff where eagles learned to read weather, blessed by a hunter-kin who believed the bird carried messages between wind and land. Some say it contains the eye of a dawn-watching eagle, others that it was gifted by a forgotten order that swore to guard travelers against sudden storms. Whether rumor or superstition, the relic carries the weight of routes and rescues, of skirmishes where a scout's sight turned the tide. When you wear it, its power threads into the moment like a thread of fate. It sharpens perception, lets you notice faint signs—the glint of a hidden sigil in a ruin, the telltale rustle of a concealed path, the way a map might triple-stitch its curves when you tilt your view just so. In daylight, it heightens your awareness of terrain; at night, it seems to pull the world a touch closer, as if the eagle's keen eye is straining to spot danger before you hear it. It doesn't rewrite a fight, but it changes how you step into one, guiding your instincts toward safer routes or more opportunistic flanks. In the right hands, the Relic of the Eagle becomes a companion for long marches, a quiet chorus urging caution and courage in equal measure. For explorers, it becomes a rumor made tangible—an instrument to confirm a line on a map. Market gossip travels as fast as a dry brush of wind, and it threads its way into every village square. In the colorful hush of the Saddlebag Exchange, traders lay out coins and trade stories as if they were threads in one great tapestry. The Relic sometimes changes hands there, priced to reflect its allure more than its practical sheen, traded for goods or faded maps and the occasional promise of safe passage through a contested gorge. The stall-keepers know its aura—how a buyer carries not just a price but a memory of wind and ascent. When I wrapped the Relic in a cloth and tucked it away, I felt the world tilt toward blue, as if the eagle had finally folded its wings and whispered, Keep walking. And so I did, following a path that felt older than the road I walked, listening for the next sign the relic would reveal.

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Average Price

14.4779

Total Value

492.39

Total Sold

34

Sell Price Avg

14.4779

Sell Orders Sold

34

Sell Value

492.39

Buy Price Avg

12.1424

Buy Orders Sold

0

Buy Value

0.00

Relic of the Eagle : Sell Orders

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Relic of the Eagle : Buy Orders

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11.501
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11.30211
10.541
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10.52381
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