Miracle Street

== Profile ==
This knife at first looks ordinary and crude, a thing of 
wrought-iron with a bloody-bandage-wrapped handle and a “blade” like a 
railroad spike, only distinguished by its unsettling blue glow.''
But,
 if it is so much as touched by a human hand, it immediately bonds with 
the holder, wrapping their body in bloody bandages and forging a 
“composite being”, combining the will of the human with the dark will of
 the knife in a being whose manifestations have coloquilally been named 
“Miracle”''
Its wielders usually end 
up dead, whether due to retaliation or to just being used up by the 
knife, but the knife always remains, unable to be destroyed and always 
waiting for a new victim. Some have tried to contain it, few have been 
able to do so for very long.''
The knife is supposedly 
named after the street on New York on which it was forged in a crude 
workshop, a street in which magicians, demons, ancient 
space-monster-gods and other unwholesome supernaturals all ran their 
gang wars throughout the crime ridden city. ''
The 
warring between factions became so fierce that the street eventually 
collapsed in upon itself and erased itself from history, the wily knife 
being the only thing that escaped.''
== Abilities ==
Being weilded not only allows the knife to shift into an
 incredibly sharp blade matching the user’s soul and gives the affected 
superhuman strength and reflexes, but it also gives them powers matching
 their hidden; darkest desires. ''
A bitter office worker
 can conjure black unquenchable flames to burn everything down, a woman 
shot in a mob hit can turn her blood into bullets, a homeless woman 
desiring a home can “terraform” a building into a trap-filled fortress 
in the image of the knife, and so-on.''
== Characterization ==
The thing’s basic 
personality is simple, desiring only blood and the release of 
inhibitions, though it finds accusations of it being “evil” to be quite 
quaint. It does hate the rich and it absolutely loathes gentrification 
and classism, so it’s got that going for it. ''
== Additional Info. ==
It is possible to control 
its bloodthirst and come away from it alive, tough difficult, and few 
have pulled it off. The most notable of those few is a trans woman
 named Molly, who not only was the longest-time wielder of the weapon, 
but arguably also did the most good with it.''
== Author Commentary ==
This author's attempt at designing an equivalent to Stormbringer, also designed around the idea of a morphing weapon that looks like a railroad spike in its "base" form. Because that's something that seemed interesting then.
== Major Appearances (If Any) ==
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== License ==
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