Monster of the North chapter 22:Spelling a Sword by RedPhantom
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
One of Merrada’s men tried to have the forge spell a sword while repairing it. Kith was too busy to do the spell work so the owner asked Shimmer. She recognized the provided spell as a forbidden one. They realized Merrada was trying to get Kith arrested.

Comments (4)
I'm a history buff so I really enjoyed reading the history of the city of Trito. Great name, btw. It also made me think how they live with their history, it's a living history. And then it occurred to me that it's really the dragons that make this a living history because they lived it. I really don't know enough about The Immortals to include them in my thinking. Very, very cool on the sword too! Awesome spell. I would definitely want a sword that turns my enemies to stone. LOL. But I sure as heck don't plan on sword fighting anytime soon.
The shop looks fantastic! Especially love
the kiln. And the floor. What a great floor. Excellent POV too, Phantom! Sterling render!
Thanks. It's fun letting the dragons tell what they saw. It makes revisionist history more difficult. Much later Ann was in a class that was learning about a war and she had some problems with the teacher because she'd heard a different account from some who had been there. Of course, there are times even they have to say sorry that was before my time. Some of the younger immortals do too.
The shop and kiln I made. It's still a work in progress. I'm not much of a modeler. Each time I need it I add a little to it where it shows. The textures and props are things I had already.
Nice render, fantastic story telling. Lets hope those dragons have better memory than we , mere mortals, have.
Thanks. Some dragons do. One never forgets anything, ever.