Into the forehead is carved the rune of death, comprised of a triangle with a strike down the centre, as well as the phrase Ṿ ꞓɵꝺ ɵɾ Ʌı ꝭȯɾꞟꞃꞟꭋ (i døth ør al forenet), meaning “Death unites all” in the Iysk language.
This acrylic painting depicts the skull of a fallen comrade soldier. Note the placement of munition casings in the skull’s agape maw, a Hinterlandic relic tradition known as “Death’s Passage” or Ꞓɵꝺʋʌʌⱪ (Døthmaach).
A bastardisation by sortieing tankers involves using munitions and casings in place of coins, as expeditionary forces seldom encounter free currency whilst on campaign.
彼女と我、いずれがより恐るべき脅威か?
Given thy stance, which of us comprises the deadlier threat?
Ƴṿvꞃ ðʌṿ ꟙꭋʌꞃꟙ⸳ oṿⱪ ȯv ʅꟙ ꝺɾꞟꭋꞃɀ ðṿṿ ʋƣꟙꭋ⸛
💜ノワルン・Noir・Ꞃoʌʌ
🔁死祟・Grimgeist・Ƴɾṿʋʏʌṿꟙꭋ