One of the seven legendary Blades of Mythos
Origin: Forged by Kargor the Smith
First Bearer: Shyrune (gifted as thanks for her hospitality in welcoming Kargor and his companions to the newborn Vitallia)
Most Famous Wielder: Folkoner of the Blade Guardians
Later Wielder: Iliandor Irion (after Folkoner’s death)
Crafted personally by Kargor as part of a set of divine gifts to Shyrune, Silence was later bestowed by the goddess upon Folkoner, the stoic champion of the early Blade Guardians. In Folkoner’s hands, the blade carved a legend of its own—silent, merciless, unstoppable. The weapon’s quiet menace and its bearer’s unmatched skill elevated Silence to mythic status among the original seven blades of the order.
Silence is a study in lethal minimalism:
A gently curved, mirror-bright steel blade of flawless craftsmanship
An unusually long grip bound in dark leather—no pommel, no cross-guard
A single carved symbol atop the grip: an unblinking eye
Ten ancient runes etched along the fuller, glowing faintly when the blade tastes blood
The ten runes are not mere decoration.
Each is a master-grade enchantment woven by Kargor himself—spells of silence, severance, shadow-walking, and absolute precision. Legends claim the blade drinks sound itself, muffling footfalls, stifling screams, and leaving only the soft sigh of steel through flesh.
One of the original seven blades carried by the founding Blade Guardians
Symbol of the order’s creed: to protect Vitallia without glory, without voice, without mercy when needed
A weapon that does not announce death—it simply arrives
In the hands of the worthy, Silence does not sing.
It only whispers… and the world falls quiet.