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Alien Baby Fetus Figurine in Glass Mason Jar with Metal Screw Lid Display Whatever you do don't put this in the back of your mother-in-law's pantry. Veteran Made. Backstory: Alian Embero in the Jar No one remembers when the glass jar first appeared. It sat upon a dusty shelf deep within the Royal Vault of Karak-Dur, tu…Read full descriptionShow less
Alien Baby Fetus Figurine in Glass Mason Jar with Metal Screw Lid Display
Whatever you do don't put this in the back of your mother-in-law's pantry.
Veteran Made.
Backstory:
Alian Embero in the Jar
No one remembers when the glass jar first appeared.
It sat upon a dusty shelf deep within the Royal Vault of Karak-Dur, tucked between ancient relics whose names had long since faded from memory. The jar was no larger than a dwarf's helmet, sealed with a lid of black iron engraved with runes that none of the kingdom's scholars could fully translate.
Inside floated a tiny creature, no taller than a dwarf's hand.
Its skin shimmered like molten silver, its oversized black eyes reflected the stars, and faint embers drifted lazily around it as though it carried a fire from another world.
The creature called itself Alian Embero.
It spoke no known language at first, communicating through glowing symbols that appeared on the inside of the glass. Over time, the Royal Smith, Thorek Emberforge, noticed that the symbols resembled forgotten runes used by the First Forgemasters. With patience, he learned to understand them.
Embero claimed he was not born beneath the mountain, nor upon the world itself.
He had come from the Ember Sea, a realm beyond the stars where worlds were forged like molten steel upon celestial anvils. His people were caretakers of the sparks that gave birth to suns. For countless ages they watched over the Great Forge of Creation, ensuring that every star burned with balance.
But one spark grew hungry.
Known only as The Ash Void, it consumed stars instead of creating them, spreading darkness across the heavens. Embero volunteered to carry a fragment of the First Flame across the cosmos, hoping to rekindle dying worlds before the Void reached them.
His journey ended when his vessel crashed into the highest peak above Karak-Dur thousands of years ago.
The impact shattered his craft and nearly destroyed the sacred flame he carried. Dwarven priests…
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