In Shinto myth, these objects are used by shrine-guardians known as zuijin, and in Norse myth, Egil uses one to kill some birds and save his brother Volund.
In Shinto myth, these objects are used by shrine-guardians known as zuijin, and in Norse myth, Egil uses one to kill some birds and save his brother Volund. In Hindu mythology, one of these called Kodanda, and another famous one was made of sugarcane and bees and used by the husband of Rati. In Chinese myth, one of these objects was used to destroy nine of the ten original suns by Shen Yi. An example in Greek Mythology was part of a test involving twelve battle axes and the removal of a group of suitors from a certain home in Ithaca. FTP, name this type of weapon used by Kama and Rama, another of which was strung by Odysseus, and whose other famous users include Cupid, William Tell, and Legolas.
In Shinto myth, these objects are used by shrine-guardians known as zuijin, and in Norse myth, Egil uses one to kill some birds and save his brother Volund.
{Bow} and {Arrow} (accept either)