Name: Weave’s Undoing by Kip Adison
Duration: 3 min 20 s
Description: From the book 'The Lonely Bard' on Royal Road

Weave’s Undoing is a bardic composition born in the depths of Silver Deep, first sung against a warded safe that resisted both steel and song. Unlike the bold anthems of courage or harmony, this melody is hushed and precise — a counter-harmony that threads itself into the structure of a spell until the enchantment unravels.  Its verses are not meant for crowds or battlefields but for whispered chambers and locked vaults, where every note must be placed with care. The bard listens to the rhythm of woven magic, then shifts the melody, coaxing the ward to unmake itself. To others, it may look like sorcery; to the bard, it is lockpicking with sound.  Legends hold that wards broken by this song often leave behind a faint echo, as if the magic itself sighs at its release. Weave’s Undoing reminds listeners that every spell, no matter how strong, carries within it the pattern of its own undoing — if one only knows how to listen.

From the book 'The Lonely Bard' on Royal Road

Weave’s Undoing

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