Daga de Meursault begins as a simple, blood-stained steel blade in the second volume of the series, serving as a grim reminder of the violence that underpins the world's hidden powers. Across subsequent volumes, the dagger evolves from a mundane weapon into a mystical artifact, its blood-stained history becoming a conduit for the lingering will of its original owner. Its transformation mirrors the series' themes of identity, legacy, and the thin line between the ordinary and the extraordinary.

Daga de Meursault begins as a simple, blood-stained steel blade in the second volume of the series, serving as a grim reminder of the violence that underpins the world's hidden powers. Across subsequent volumes, the dagger evolves from a mundane weapon into a mystical artifact, its blood-stained history becoming a conduit for the lingering will of its original owner. Its transformation mirrors the series' themes of identity, legacy, and the thin line between the ordinary and the extraordinary.