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The Omen Poem

The Sunfighter's Intro:

"I come to you in darkness, like night.

As with myself, the soulless man knows no peace,

And chains, like home, shall be restored.

But this is simply my warning. I... have a poem for you."

The Poem:

"To wit:

Two bands, three lands

Neither home nor hound that sits quite still.

And twice: the cutting edge;

Once round, once sharp.

The relic of the hero, the relic of the knight,

The relic of the acquainted king,

and the bullet in the knight.

(And the philosopher's stone, from which it came.)

It's a set! Collect them all!

Young man drinking,

Old men thinking,

Chaos-seeking pawns of order.

Gossamer strands,

Rhyming-name bands,

Only one shall recover the gateway's gone porter

And enter the city on the edge of forever."

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