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The Reliquary · Cabinet Catalogue
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Item R–1036–014The Urn of Ephyra
A pale clay urn bearing stolen symbols of the Fates and holding the final breath—and an echo of the soul—of the priestess Lyra.
- Classification
- Fate-bound breath urn
- Origin
- Ephyra
- Estimated date
- Before Ephyra sank beneath the sea
- Collection status
- On display
- Materials
- Pale clay; sealed breath
- Condition
- Intact and sealed
The Curator’s record
Do not answer the voice or open the lid. The urn's arrival at the Caravan is variously attributed to the sea or the Fates themselves.
Provenance
Sculptor Callion copied temple symbols onto the urn and persuaded Lyra to breathe into it before her death. He altered the symbols to demand her full return and was transformed into stone beside the vessel.
Observed activity
The urn preserves fragments of Lyra's voice, memories, affection, and warnings. Attempts to demand more than the promised single breath invoke the Fates' debt. Soft breathing may still be heard within.
The Tale of this object
The Urn of Ephyra
Season 2 · Episode 11In tonight’s story, we descend past the veil of myth, to a city long swallowed by the sea. To an urn that whispers of love, betrayal, and the folly of defying the Fates. For even gods forget that every promise has its price.
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