Rainy Day Casual

This is the art for a Heavy Vermillion Armor set.

At a glance the pile of soft cloth and simple ribbons did not seem like armor. There was no metal surfaces that could block a blow, and the hardest material in the entire set was the rubber-like rain boots. But the magic revealed itself when a person picked it up. Magic exuded out of the set so potently strong that there was no denying its presence. Waves of emotions washed over the holder, feelings of peace and love, like that of a truthful mother promising her child she would always be there to protect them.

Though the empty house it was found in was filthy with dust the clothing was perfectly clean, if not somewhat worn. Picking it up showed that the dust had not gathered beneath it which led to the conclusion that it was there for a long time. If a person should choose to wear it they would be introduced to some more of the magical properities it held. One was the ability of the fabric and boots to shrink or grow to fit the wearer like a glove. The other ability was the only reason the dainty clothes could be considered armor. Any malevolent force could not penetrate it. A sword could be swung and bounce off the fabric, an axe would be brushed aside, and magical curses would have little to no affect. That being said it could not defend from everything and these strikes would still be felt. Most curiously was ability of the material to tell a kind force from an unfriendly one. Whenever there was no threat there was almost no indication of the strange protective ability, with the exception of that wonderful feeling. Whoever first recieved this must have been very lucky.