This...
Sifa's mind went blank for a dozen seconds before he accepted the fact that something from the shared dream had appeared in the real world.
He instinctively reached out to pick it up, but stopped with his fingers a few centimeters from the fragment. After rummaging through his belongings, Sifa found a glass bottle, emptied it, and put the fragment inside.
After screwing on the cap, he held it up in the sunlight. The fragment looked unremarkable, but Sifa knew it was anything but ordinary.
It should have been something that belonged to the shared dream, yet for some reason, it had left the dream along with him.
It was part of that Lightning Spear, which clearly belonged to the man depicted in the mural in that building in the dream. With the ocean beneath his feet, storms swirling around him, and lightning flashing and thunder rumbling above his head, the man in the mural was clearly no ordinary figure.
He was very likely a god.
If the mural wasn't exaggerating, then he was the God of Storms!
Could he be the one worshipped by the Church of Storms?
No, that's not right. Orthodox gods only have symbolic emblems, not concrete images.
Besides, when I obtained that fragment, I saw another figure, one clad in black armor and holding a trident. He clearly wasn't the same person as the man in the mural.
But he was also surrounded by howling storms and surging waves. He even wore lightning as a cloak. Quite an impressive display...
Looking at the fragment in the bottle, Sifa exhaled and said, "This thing is definitely something special. I'll study it when I get the chance. If I can't discover anything, I'll give it to the Church of Storms and see if that helps me