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[Anastasia]

'The Last Tear.'

[Nephrite]

I don't think we heard about this one did we?

My avatar is going to do a Knowledge check of either A, P, or R at 120 for this while the spell goes along in case it helps us avoid any other questions. The below question is a just in case this doesn't work.

'Who created it?'

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[Anastasia]

There's only a few very scraps about this. It's daemon-lore, something said to have been birthed by Anthraxus or an even older former Oinoloth. Little is available and less is known, the questions great and many about it.

All that is said that the name both means a tear from the eye and a tearing of flesh. To cry and to rend, both together.

'Unknown.'

[Nephrite]

There's that name again...

'What can it do?'

[Anastasia]

'Destroy the body, mind and soul.

Remove sorrows.

Bring the peace of the death of a person's identity.'

[Nephrite]

Tch, of course that's what it does. But something like this wouldn't have any good purpose anyway, would it?

'It is currently inert. If it is activated, does it remain that way?'

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[Anastasia]

As in does it remain active once activated?

[Nephrite]

Yes. There's a follow up to this, but the question is basically like this:

It's currently a harp.
Question A) If we activate it, does it permanently turn into its new form?
Question B) Does it then need to be activated again every time to be used?

The current question is Question A, if that helps clarify.

[Anastasia]

'No.'

[Nephrite]

'So a bard of my skill needs to activate it every time it is to be used?'

[Anastasia]

'Yes.'

[Nephrite]

'Outside of this spell, who would know the most about Lost Tear who can be identified?'

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[Anastasia]

'You.'

[Nephrite]

Ha, how unexpected.

'What question should I ask about the harp that is the most important to discover?'

Hm, can he even use the spell like this? Well, it's worth a shot...

[Anastasia]

'Why you should use it.'