L24.214 Lodewreathe, Peacock of the Fell Bright

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Lodewreathe is the name given to the ancient peacock beast that aligned itself with the Resplendents of the Zaemzir Sprig. 

Known for its terrible prowess that harnessed bright, magnetism and gravity bestowed by its 32 grand feathers she wore on her back, she trampled numerous forts in her merciless rampage, slaying 46 heroes who fought against the Resplendent scourge.

It was only due to the sacrifice of the 12 shadow-wind blade witches that Lodewreathe became mortally wounded and fled deep in the underbark where few could reach.

The wounding of Lodewreathe bore two relics - one of its feathers possessing the power of magnetism - named Lodebe and the other gravity - Lodessa.

Lodebe was forged into part of Grand magical array in Castle Ghelkeep where it stands as bulwark against the Resplendents.

Lodessa was stolen by the Resplendents who forged it into a cursed war fan bearing the same namesake, wielded by their chosen hero of the century.

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