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... if they had been carved there by a blade held in an unsteady hand. Inky darkness swirled within the runes like pools of ink and power lingered over the weapon like an avalanche frozen halfway down a mountain.

A deep sense of wrongness slammed into Arnold’s chest and threatened to rip his last meal free from his stomach. This was nothing like any magic item he’d ever seen before. The hair on the back of his neck stood on end and ice traveled up at his spine.

It was terrifying.

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