Dark Shards

The dark shards, resembling mere clay fragments at first glance, possess an otherworldly allure, owing to their metallic surface structure and impeccably precise edges. Their very appearance is disconcerting, leaving an indelible impression on those who encounter them. A strange fascination seems to grip those who lay eyes on these shards, compelling a desire to engage with them in a most unsettling manner.
==Appearances==
===Ebrugh Report 3===
In the third installment of the Ebrugh Reports, Lucy Pines embarks on a mysterious journey that leads her to a secluded clearing in the heart of China. It is here that she stumbles upon the dark shards. One of these shards plays a pivotal role in the transformation of Benjamin Drumpsman into a Mulgda. Unfortunately, Lucy Pines herself is not immune to the shards' eerie influence, as she succumbs to temptation and cuts herself with one of them. This fateful decision sets into motion a transformation that defies comprehension. Furthermore, Lucy Pines, in a misguided attempt to safeguard the shard, carries it home, unwittingly becoming the harbinger of a similar fate for her brother. Ensnared by the shard's mesmerizing power, he, too, undergoes a bewildering metamorphosis.
===Ebrugh Report 16===
Joo, after a harrowing fall into a cave nestled in the unforgiving mountains, encounters the enigmatic dark shards. Joo's report serves as a chilling reminder that the allure of these shards extends beyond the confines of a single location or set of circumstances, reinforcing their unsettling and enduring presence. They appear to be testimonies of the Ebrugh left behind after their departure.