Post by dain on Nov 30, 2006 16:15:59 GMT -5
Perfect Harmonics
By: Darius Darkstalker
The mysteries of swinging a sword right are inladen into the warrior himself. What did he learn? What is his style? Is he using brute force, or is he using speed? All these questions uncover the mystery of how if you swing a sword perfectly, it is able even to slash a runic-made chest plate, or even through the hide of a dragon. There is one note, yes, a note, that symbolizes this action.
A harmonic note.
This note decides whether you do great damage, or you do the damage equal to that of a ball of cotton hitting one's face. There are three of these notes, all of them keener, sharper, and more stronger than the other. The longest note, the Gerio, is the weakest. Able to give yourself a fingernail trim in simply a minute, but not enough power behind the strike to glance one's face. The second, the Riyut, is in the middle. It can scratch a diamond, but not cut it. Strangely, this note can also kill a small boar when chimed without a sword, but with an instrument.
The final note is called the Bruear.
The Bruear can cleave diamond, kill a Behemoth in three strikes, and can most likely accomplish anything you desire. When used with an instrument, it can kill animals as big as an elephant, or even a dragon if done by a professional. Though, professionals of this note are quite rare. I know only three others besides myself to accomplish this resonance. Dirzrahel Favenhall, my son; Grenhaw the Grand, a half-dwarf, half-human creature I met on one of my travels; and a young entrepeneur by the name of Dorung I met in Vale on my trip to the Elven kingdom.
Though, on rare circumstances, I have witnessed many inexperienced brawlers attain this note. It is merely luck. For afterwards, they usually can not do it again for another fifty years on average. Although it took me three years to master the PERFECT harmonic, I was an adept. So take this to heart, have your mind set on what you want, and you will attain it.