On one hand, transcendent perfection in line with the themes of advancement that Odyssial exemplifies... On the other, apocalyptic destruction, power torn from the fresh corpses of ten thousand legends. Betcha we could find one of 'em that makes fire.
Also, puns. The puns are what really sold it to me.
[X] Away
Still not really interested in Ivory holding onto the sword. It just seems messy, an unnecessary variable when Odyssial had already planned so much of his future incarnation's life. It makes sense that he would die with his sword in hand, and consign it to his anima as a last gesture, intended to deny his foes their prize, saving it for future incarnations. Sending it away before then is like accepting failure.