One Rakshik. A sturdy canteen made of some kind of leathery, durable material, perfect for carrying all manner of liquids. (It’s fashioned from the bladder of a very large undersea fish, but it is clean to use.)

One Schlacknorkcvic. Similar to the Tidepool sickle in appearance, this watery weapon is the Jormun equivalent of a training staff: blunted at both ends and unerring smooth despite its bumpy, almost living appearance.

Schlaknorkovn. Also similar to the Tidepool sickle in appearance, this watery weapon is the Jormun equivalent of a spear: the long hilt blunted, while the pointed tip boasts wicked teeth and sharp spikes of coral. These weapons are unerringly balanced.

The Jormun will happily provide information regarding the topics of interest; in regards to Chol, Gobbet will discover that the island has always been uninhabited- the land itself is constantly under the whims of the rebirthing sun, after all. The impact that it's revival will have will likely reshape the land completely, leaving it rather inhospitable once the battle has concluded.

As she spends time with the Jormun, she will find the species to be just as varied in personality as they are in appearance, though all work as an intensely strong community with little conflict. There is already a great respect for Munin, and most Jormun are confident that she will prove to be a truly great leader for their tribe- one of several that resides deep below the ocean's surface. She will also discover that the Jormun are capable of residing on land due to natural magic that allows them to bear with the change in lighting, air quality, and pressure, though this cannot continue on a long-term basis.

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