This legendary sword has been passed down through the generations to the Ikiken lineage’s current heir. It resembles a long ninjatō, with a straight blade but with a modified guard. The inscription on the blade’s surface is written in divine characters that are incomprehensible to most humans. One interpretation of its meaning reads: “Praise be the order brought forth from the very edge of chaos.” Unlike a ninjaken, its length is exactly 82 cm (more than 60 cm), while this makes it hard to wield but this also proves quite useful in ranged combat, specially if the wielder wants to avoid taking hits. The cross guard has somewhat of a manji-like shape but the tsuba is curved and jagged. The blade is slightly curved around its tip with three protrusions along the blunt end of the sword close t