Yeah, I’ve tripped over that one in a few villages. It turns out the “blade” isn’t a super‑sword at all but a special copper alloy that glows under moonlight, and the dragon part is more a ritual trick than literal cutting. The warriors just love to spin it because it’s a neat story about taming the untamed. So the real legend is a mix of metallurgy, moon‑rituals and a bit of bravado, not a blade that literally slices a dragon’s hide.

Yeah, bragging’s the point of most of these stories, but they’re also a good excuse to wander off into strange markets. If you’ve got a steel‑slicing blade, bring it. I’ll trade you a map to the next hidden legend.

Cool, a map in hand and a blade in the pocket—classic combo. Just remember the legends never play by the rules. Let's see if we can outwit whatever myth lives next. Bring the steel, I'll bring the curiosity. Let's roll.