A weathered tome bound in barnacle-encrusted wood, its pages filled with nautical charts, sketches of sea monsters, and handwritten notes in a spidery script. The book smells faintly of salt and brine.
This book explores the legends and myths surrounding a powerful horn said to control the ocean’s power. It details the artifact’s rumored abilities, its connection to ancient sea gods, and the potential dangers of wielding its power.
Silas annotated sections on using the horn to summon monstrous waves, command sea creatures, and control weather patterns for his own gain. He marked passages describing the horn’s potential to grant dominion over the seas and amass wealth through naval conquest, disregarding warnings about the dangers of its power. His notes focus on the horn’s destructive capabilities and the potential to reshape coastlines, with little regard for the consequences for coastal settlements or seafaring vessels.