Cradle · Character
Blacksword
- Minor
- First seen · Book 7 · Ch. 17
Blacksword carries himself with the quiet intensity of someone who has found purpose in service to something greater than himself. The dark sword across his back marks him as a warrior of Redmoon Hall, and there's something almost reverent about the way he bears his weapon. His presence suggests dedication that borders on fanaticism.
- Gender
- male
- Age
- young adult
- First appears
- Book 7 · Ch. 17
- Books
- 1 of 7 read
Blacksword emerges in Uncrowned as a formidable antagonist representing the Redmoon Hall cult's interests, wielding his signature dark sword in direct opposition to the protagonists. His appearance marks the first significant encounter with organized cult forces that operate beyond the traditional sacred arts hierarchy, establishing him as a symbol of the larger threats that exist outside the Akura clan's sphere of influence. Throughout his limited appearances, Blacksword embodies the tension between individual sacred artists and the collective power of cult organizations, serving as a harbinger of the broader conflicts that will define the later stages of the sacred arts world.
Description · as of Book 7
Blacksword appears as a member of the Redmoon Hall cult, serving as an antagonist who represents the organization's interests. His role involves direct opposition to the protagonists, wielding his dark sword in service of his cult's goals. He embodies the threat posed by organized groups with their own agendas within the larger world of sacred arts.
Story so far
BOOK 7Uncrowned (Cradle Book 7)
- Appears as a member of the Redmoon Hall cult during the Uncrowned King tournament events
- Directly opposes the protagonists while serving his cult's organizational interests
- Wields his signature dark sword in combat encounters
- Represents the threat posed by organized cult groups with independent agendas
Appearances
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