Blue Watering Can
The Blue Watering Can is an old divine artifact Cale steals from a shed on House Seca's estate. Raon jokingly calls it “Snow's Revenge,” while Cale suspects it may be connected to the legendary God's Tears; the supplied corpus does not conclusively establish that identity.
History
House Seca's hidden artifact
Guided by the reaction of the Sound of the Wind, Cale searches House Seca and finds an ordinary-looking blue watering can of outdated design. When he opens it, hidden writing becomes visible to Raon. The inscription condemns the people who dammed a divine river and drove away a god's cherished child. Raon stores the can in his subspace before the group withdraws. (Chapter 39)
Clue to the Water of Judgment
While tracing the Water of Judgment, Cale reconsiders the watering can and its inscription. The message links the vanished river, House Seca, the God of War's favored child, and the chained Ancient Power, helping Cale recognize that the northern legend concealed a history of coercion rather than a simple divine blessing. (Chapter 53)
Abilities and properties
- Its inscription is hidden from Cale but readable by Raon, suggesting a magical or divine restriction on its information. (Chapter 39)
- It radiates cold resentment tied to the drained river and the people who drove away the god's child. (Chapter 39)
- No active water-producing function is demonstrated in the supplied corpus, and its identification as “God's Tears” remains tentative rather than confirmed. (Chapters 39 and 53)
Ownership and custody
| Holder or custodian | Relationship to the item |
|---|---|
| House Seca | Keeps the artifact neglected in a shed before Cale's infiltration. |
| Cale Henituse | Takes the artifact and uses its inscription as evidence in his search. |
| Raon Mir | Reads the hidden text and stores the can in his subspace. |
