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prompt 31: draw your character(s) as a weapon

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It's a simple, durable weapon perfect for slipping past defenses and plunging itself into the vital areas of those whose head has a price. (3/3)

A wolf head biting down on the hilt connects it to the blade and cross guard. The blade and cross guard are scratched and chipped, though the wolf head and hilt are miraculously untouched. (2/3)

The serrated blade twists into the dark, gnarled stick that acts as the shaft. The bark on the shaft is cracked in places, though the pole remains just as solid as it always has been. This is not a weapon that one would enjoy finding themself at the wrong end of. (2/2)

The weapon is rather nostalgic to me: my older brother thought they were cool and would make them his weapon in the games we played with other neighborhood kids. My brother was the coolest person in my life and one of the pcs in the original story looked up to Betelgeuse in much the same way. (3/3)

The handle is wrapped in leather and has two charms hanging off of it: a feather referencing his original d&d design where he was a tabaxi/owlin hybrid, and an angular heart—reminiscent of one of his original masks. (2/3)