Not everything disappears when a moment ends.
Sometimes something remains - a place, an object, a quiet trace left behind.
Some were crafted with intention.
Other survived simply because memory refused to disappear.
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A shard believed to originate from the Wellspring itself. The light within it does not burn or fade but moves slowly like memory.
Some scholars believe this formed when the first light touched the world. Others claim it appeared when two souls first recognized each other across time.
No record tells when it first appeared.
Only that the world has never been without its light.
Wellspring Relic - Cavern Interior
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A curved fragment of pale stone believed to have once formed part of a shallow basin within the Wellspring Cavern.
The stone's inner surface is unusually smooth, as though it held flowing water an immeasurable length of time. When exposed to faint light, the mineral veins within the fragment shimmer softly with gold and blue tones.
Early records suggest the basin may have collected the first light entering the cavern from above, allowing it to reflect across the water's surface and illuminate the surrounding stone.
No surviving structure confirms the basin's original form.
The fragment remains in the archive as one of the few objects believed to rested directly within the Wellspring itself.
Some keepers claim the stone grows faintly warm when placed beneath the open sky.
Celestial Relic - Origin Unknown
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A medallion believed to have belonged to one of the earliest celestial bearers of light.
The radiant star at its center represents the presence of living light itself, while the engraved symbols along the lower band appear to form part of an early celestial script.
Some records suggest the medallion served as a mark of duty rather than identity, worn by those tasked with carrying the balance of light through the world.
Later artifacts appear to echo the design, leading scholars to believe this medallion may have inspired relics created in later eras.
Celestial Relic - Origin Unknown
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A medallion believed to have been crafted during one of the earliest lifetimes when two souls first chose one another.
The engraved symbols represent the balance of light, time, and the living world.
At its center rests a luminous stone said to hold a fragment of living light.
Scholars believe the medallion was crafted intentionally as a reminder that certain promises extend beyond a single lifetime.
Relic Fragment - Fracture Era
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This artifact is believed to be the divided form of the First Promis Medallion.
Each half carries only part of the original symbols, leaving the design incomplete unless reunited.
Scholars believe that the separation represents a moment in history when a bond that once shaped balance of light itself was forcibly broken.
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