Among the requested materials there were two wooden boxes containing an elemental spark each. One had to be passed to Daniel – he was the one who had to forge the weapon that was going to take Duvant's life.
Daniel didn't understand why Lee was rushing him to finish the weapon – he had negotiated a full three months to work on it. But Lee kept pushing, insisting it had to be done immediately. So in just four days Daniel created something incredibly wasteful, but beautiful.
The weapon resembled an oversized needle more than a sword. It was two feet long, round and thin, designed to allow a perfect flow of the wind elemental energy from the spark sealed within its short handle. It was simple, but heavy, and if it worked as Lee intended – incredibly deadly.
Daniel passed it through their communication hole in the wall, and after storing the weapon in his glove, Lee sat in the middle of the room, with the box containing the remaining wind spark in front of him.
