Pudge & Pearlfang
You ever hear the tale of the butcher's blade that never misses? Thought it might make for a good test of both skill and myth.
The butcher’s blade, huh? A quiet legend that says it never falters. I’ve seen many promises of that kind—some cut like truth, some merely ripple. Tell me, does this one ever stir a regret in its own reflection?
No, that blade ain’t got a conscience, but I can’t blame it for feeling a sting when I use it on a fool. It just does its job, and that’s all it cares about.
Ah, a blade that does what it’s told, no conscience, just cold steel. Yet the sting you feel—does it remind you of what you’re really cutting? Or just a whisper of the regret it might collect in the end?
It reminds me that even a blade's gotta have an owner, and if I’m the one who’s holding the handle, that sting’s the price of the job. No fancy regrets, just the weight of the meat I’ve had to cut.