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Item used by Princess [[Bluelake Family|Mary Anne de la Fere Bluelake]] of the Noble Constitutional Monarchy of Perleone in the execution of [[Church of Aaron|Aaronist]] Priest Sigurd Erikson, October 1018, during the Blood Weeks of the [[Great Southern Sea]]. [[Ibladesh/The Portal of Blood#Scarlet Sacrifices|You can find the tale here]]. | Item used by Princess [[Bluelake Family|Mary Anne de la Fere Bluelake]] of the Noble Constitutional Monarchy of Perleone in the execution of [[Church of Aaron|Aaronist]] Priest Sigurd Erikson, October 1018, during the Blood Weeks of the [[Great Southern Sea]]. [[Ibladesh/The Portal of Blood#Scarlet Sacrifices|You can find the tale here]]. | ||
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| + | Mary Anne eventually lost the blade, and it wound up in the hands of some boring Duke of Nivemus, who in turn lost the blade during the battle of Troyes, where it was discovered by Octavian Schwarzherzig. | ||
Revision as of 18:21, 30 August 2020
| Type | Weapon |
|---|---|
| Discovered By | Kenneth Tandaros |
| Discovery Date | 2017-06-19 |
| Discovery Location | Hagley, East Continent |
| Abilities | Prestige +11 14% infiltration |
| Current Owner | Octavian Schwarzherzig |
Originally discovered by Kenneth Tandaros on 2017-06-19, at Hagley, with +8 Prestige. Later rediscovered by Alexandre De La Fere, on 2018-03-29, at Castle Ubent, with Prestige +9. It was then given to Princess Glory Gabanus, later on to King Niall de la Fere, and finally to Princess Mary Anne Bluelake.
Item used by Princess Mary Anne de la Fere Bluelake of the Noble Constitutional Monarchy of Perleone in the execution of Aaronist Priest Sigurd Erikson, October 1018, during the Blood Weeks of the Great Southern Sea. You can find the tale here.
Mary Anne eventually lost the blade, and it wound up in the hands of some boring Duke of Nivemus, who in turn lost the blade during the battle of Troyes, where it was discovered by Octavian Schwarzherzig.
