Lawrence of Rome’s Gridiron

Lawrence of Rome’s Gridiron
Origin	Lawrence of Rome
Type	Gridiron
Effects	User can survive direct contact with fire and hot objects
Downsides	User still feels the sensation of burning
Activation	Touching near something hot
Collected by	Warehouse 5
Section	Ralston-127D
Aisle	94255-6384
Shelf	53189-2265-890
Date of Collection	526 AD
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Origins

Lawrence of Rome was one of the seven deacons of ancient Rome, serving under Pope Sixtus II, who were martyred during the persecution of Emperor Valerian. Lawrence distributed donations to the poor when one day a prefect was so angry with what Lawrence had done that he placed Lawrence on a gridiron to cook. After he had suffered the pain for a long time he supposedly said the famously cheerful remark, "I'm well done. Turn me over!"

Effects

Whoever touches it will become physically invulnerable to fire and hot substances. They will not experience any physical injury, as all skin and muscle will show no signs of burning. However, the user still experiences the pain of being burnt. While it is helpful tending to an activated fire artifact, it is not a popular choice to use. Only those with a strong pain threshold and will can power through the downside of the artifact.

It has been noticed that when the artifact is neutralized, it releases a puff of a powdery like substance that automatically cools down everything in the vicinity and stops the burning sensation.