The Mechanical Wonder

Artificer Kutlugh worked for months in his workshop, and only when it had been perfected did he reveal his creation to a select few.
She was a simple thing of copper and steel, sapphires for eyes and for a heart, a mass of gears and the cylinder of a music box. Its chest held a clock, its back input for oil. Kutlugh delicately fueled the thing, all of us waiting in eager silence. Slowly it began to move, the joints controlling its wings making it seem like a true bird. The jaw dropped, and from it's chest came the song the sirens sing, taken into sheet music and placed into a mechanical bird. I know Hatano was brought to tears, and he has written extensively already about this wondrous thing.
She has a place in our halls, a room where she may sing her song for all to hear upon the changing of the hours. When asked, Kutlugh could only name her Joy.

Mechanics & Inner Workings

Holds both a clock and a music box within the chest. The music box is activated by oil, which plays a reconstruction of a siren song.

Item type

Robotic

Rarity

Unique

Weight

40 lbs

Dimensions

2ft high, 10in wide, 1 1/2ft long

Raw materials & Components

Gold, copper, steel. Copper wires, clock gears, a music box cylinder. Two sapphires for eyes.