Mayumi Ruin of the Hall

A warrior who has never faltered.

Mayumi saved her little goat friend from a herd that had left him behind. He was out in the fields alone, wildly running the fields, but with no companion to call upon.

Mayumi, a young warrior in training at the time, ventured from the hall to pick some berries and swing her at the time plain wooden sword, through the air.

She was practicing her blows when all of a sudden the wild little goat charged and hit her in the behind. Mayumi fell to the ground, dropping her sword and turned around to see the goat staring her down. Had she really bean bested by a wild animal? What would she tell her mentor.

The goat let out a loud "BAHHHH!" before grabbing the wooden sword in its mouth and running off.

"No! My sword! My mentor will kill me!" Yelled Mayumi, scrambling to her feet and chasing after the goat.

Mayumi followed the goat for what felt like hours, stressed and fearful that her sword gifted to her by her mentor would be lost forever. Just when she felt like giving up, the goat stopped, in front of a pool of fire. The goat stood over the pool with the sword in its mouth, looking back at Mayumi.

"Don't you dare... don't you dare drop that sword!"

It was too late. The goat, with a silent grin it's eyes, threw the sword in to the fire.

Mayumi ran towards the pool, clutching at the ground before it and let out a loud scream of dismay.

She wept, until the goat nudged her to look up.

To Mayumi's surprise, the sword floated above the pool, not in ashes as any wooden sword would be, but encased in roaring flames. The goat nudged her again as she looked at the sword, then at the goat, then back at the sword. Reaching out to the hilt, it wasn't hot to her touch. She gripped the sword tightly and thrust it in the the air, before swinging it around her head.

"Well goat, look what you've done."

To this day Mayumi and Goat are inseparable, and any foe daring enough to challenge them has met a quick demise at the end of their burning blade.

Entered by: 0xf269…89be and preserved on chain (see transaction)