Celestial Infusion (Blue)

Celestial Infusion (Blue) is a small, prism-like shard, its surface a smooth pane of cobalt glass that seems to drink the light. Tiny flecks swirl inside, a captured galaxy that never quite settles. The edges are etched with pale silver runes, cool to the touch and inviting a longer, lighter gaze. When you tilt it, the depths churn, revealing a quiet night-sky pulse that grows brighter with your breath. Lore keeps its whispers: some say a comet shed a fragment of its gravity here, stitched into myth by travelers who traded starlight for shelter in crowded wayside markets. Others tell of star-wrights who tempered restless astral energy into a calm blue temper, a balance between risk and reward. In practice, the Blue Celestial is more than a pretty keepsake. It is an infusion—one of those small, almost mundane-looking upgrades that quietly underwrites a hero’s day. Infusions in this world are permanent upgrades you embed into armor to carry a little extra power, a little more resilience, or a useful bundle of stats. The Blue version is prized for its even-handed nature: not an explorer's hammer, not a healer's spear, but a steady partner for many builds. You slip it into an armor piece, and the shard’s starry patience lends itself to shaping the wearer’s energy management, letting a chassis sustain longer in fractals, raids, or long treks across city plazas at dusk. It feels like a pact: you give it a piece of your focus, it returns a quiet current of strength. What makes it feel woven into the world’s larger story is its market presence and the way it travels. In the bustling lanes around the Saddlebag Exchange, merchants trade tales along with metal; an infusion’s value shifts with rumor, supply, and who’s looking to push a build just a little farther. The Blue Celestial can fetch a fair coin when demand rises—silver by the handfuls, gold only when a raid night is pressing and a party needs one more steady option. A trader might point to the glow of the blue core and tell you of the night they sold three of them to a group headed into a new fractal wing, the kind of marginal gain that changes the margin of a run. Prices drift, stories linger, and the infusion becomes not merely steel and stat but a line in the ledger of travelers and their quests. Carrying it, you carry a line of quiet history—an artifact that glows with the same discipline you try to apply to your craft. The Celestial Infusion (Blue) is a reminder that small, patient light, when bound to a piece of equipment, can outlast even the loudest day. And if you listen, the tides of the night will guide your next choice, because some artifacts have a way of choosing the wearer as much as the wearer chooses them.