Darkened silver fullplate contrasts with the deep maroon lining of this
sleek suit of armour. The smooth red metal covers the shoulders and
sides of the torso, disappearing beneath sharpened silver spikes
stretching from just above the elbow to the start of wrist. One
elongated spike extends from under the elbow on both arms, flaring out
and tapering off into a jagged tip. The same silver plating lines the
ribcage and stomach of the armour, rectangular pieces curving downwards
and to the center of the pelvis. Dried blood flakes and dirties the
metal, standing out on the silver and blending with the maroon. The
pauldrons rest seperately from the torso plating and are
asymmetrical in their placement. A thick curvature of layered silver and
red sheets enlarge the left shoulder, contrasting the maroon lining that
alone covers the right.