| The Old Man and the Sea | |
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Origin |
N/A |
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Type |
Book |
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Effects |
The person who opens the book receives the strength, endurance, patience and will of the main character, the old man named Santiago, who for two days and two nights, bears the weight of the line hooked in the giant marlin he caught on his back. |
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Downsides |
When someone opens the book past the title page, an energy construct of the marlin's spear-like snout jumps out in the direction the open book is facing. |
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Activation |
Opening the book past the title page. |
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Collected by |
Mr. Kipling |
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Section |
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Aisle |
Fiction |
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Shelf |
HEM 800.054 |
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Date of Collection |
Jan.21.2010 |
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Origin[]
The origin of the artifact is unknown to Mr. Kipling and the warehouse
Today[]
Mr. Kipling managed to retrieve this artifact after using the key he received to break into a warehouse run by a mob that specialized in finding and using artifacts. He managed to take a few objects (and luckily their abilities have been found out before hand) before calling the police on the group. Now the book resides in the warehouse.
The warehouse does have a second first edition copy of the book that does not have an ability.