A sophisticated statue of elegant design is before you, it
appears to be made of one large solid piece of ivory. Peering
closer, touching its form you note the faintest of lines, where
countless pieces have been joined together in a manner hidden
from view. Blue sapphires are set back in the eye sockets, and
despite the statue being cold to touch you are left with the
uneasy feeling that somehow you are being appraised. A beard
of medium length has been carved every hair of fine detail,
trimmed perfectly accentuating the face. A tongue of pure silver
can be seen hidden behind perfect teeth. The clothing of the
statue is stylish, each fold, button, and thread carved in
amazing detail. Several places over the body of the statue are
covered with odd looking marks of small hammers and suns.

A polished gold plate with the words
"Niji the Honey-Tongued Purveyor of Words"
is set on the base of the statue.