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The '''Unending Spring''' is the current [[city-relics|city-relic]] bestowed upon [[Cyrene]] by the Smith god, [[Phaestus]]. | The '''Unending Spring''' is the current [[city-relics|city-relic]] bestowed upon [[Cyrene]] by the Smith god, [[Phaestus]]. | ||
The | The Spring resides in Cyrene's grassy knoll by the fountain. Expertly sculpted and perfectly symmetrical, this masterwork of pottery stands at just over five feet tall and nearly as wide where it flares towards the top. The upper section curls inward towards a rounded lip while the opposite end narrows towards the ground, tapering to nearly half the size of its broadest point. A band of polished silver is embedded into the fired clay, lacking any visible seams and sitting flush with the ceramic crimson that surrounds it. A myriad of images sprawls across its vibrant surface, each carved into the urn with great care. Filled to the very brim, the water within churns and bubbles, spouting upwards but never spilling over. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:07, 24 December 2019
The Unending Spring is the current city-relic bestowed upon Cyrene by the Smith god, Phaestus.
The Spring resides in Cyrene's grassy knoll by the fountain. Expertly sculpted and perfectly symmetrical, this masterwork of pottery stands at just over five feet tall and nearly as wide where it flares towards the top. The upper section curls inward towards a rounded lip while the opposite end narrows towards the ground, tapering to nearly half the size of its broadest point. A band of polished silver is embedded into the fired clay, lacking any visible seams and sitting flush with the ceramic crimson that surrounds it. A myriad of images sprawls across its vibrant surface, each carved into the urn with great care. Filled to the very brim, the water within churns and bubbles, spouting upwards but never spilling over. .