Rust

Rust is a 4-Star bow.
==Ascensions and Stats==
==Description==
An ancient bow, as hard as cast iron, that once belonged to a famed archer.
He once slew monsters and bandits like silvergrass in the wind.
As he pursued mastery in the discipline of archery,
his string sang like unrelenting thunder,
and his arrows shone like sun-soaked iron rain.
In his twilight years, the archer had a revelation.
"The ultimate profundity of speech is the word withheld, and the ultimate profundity in archery is the arrow spared."
Thereafter, he never spoke again of arrows shot out of the sky. Nor did he speak again of the foul monsters slain by iron arrows shot from an iron bow.
He buried his bow in the ground and went to live as a hermit amidst the hills.
Allegedly, the story of his death is as follows:
Every night, as the sound of a plucked string rang out from his home, a ray of brilliant purple light shot forth, and foul monsters dared not approach.
On the night of his death there was a storm. Amidst the howling wind and rain there was but a single clap of thunder. The accompanying bolt of lightning shot upwards, towards the sky, burning bright as the stars in the galaxy.
==Gallery==
Weapon Rust 3D.png|Full Weapon - Base
Weapon Rust 3D 2nd.jpg|Full Weapon - 2nd Ascension
Weapon Rust Wish.png|Multi-Wish Artwork
==Availability==
*Standard Wish Wanderlust Invocation (Indefinite)
*All Character Event Wishes and Weapon Event Wishes
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==Trivia==
*Tartaglia is seen wielding this bow in his official Character Demo and in Collected Miscellany - "Childe: Foul Legacy" | Genshin Impact.
===Etymology===
*The Chinese name of the bow is a part of the chengyu (idiom) . It figuratively means an able person will lose their position once they have served their purpose. This aphorism is used as a reminder that one should not stand out too much because doing so will invite the envy of their boss and colleagues.
*The archer's revelation that "the ultimate profundity in archery is the arrow spared" is most likely a reference to the phrase Baidu Encyclopedia: in , an ancient Chinese text that describes the philosophy of Taoism. The whole story of the lore may be inspired by the Japanese novel Legend of the Master written by (who in turn took inspiration from several episodes of Liezi), which was later made into a movie by as To Shoot without Shooting.
==Other Languages==
==Change History==
==References==
==Navigation==
es:Herrumbre
fr:Arc rouillé
ja:弓蔵
pl:Zardzewiały łuk
pt-br:Arco Enferrujado
ru:Ржавый лук
th:Rust
vi:Cung Rỉ Sét
zh:弓藏