Kuutkre

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The kuutkre [c.u:.t-c.r.e] is a small bladed which is weapon weilded in one hand. It originates from the Moteu'a culture of south-eastern Rookotley.

Description
The kuutkre is roughly shaped like a 9, with the outside blade (the tail and right-edge of the 9) taking the form of a miniature sickle blade, thought it is curved inward more harshly than a sickle blade. The handle (the top-left curve of the 9) is normally metallic or wooden, often cushioned with thick bands of fabric, leather or dried soobar.

The kuutkre is small and light enough to weild in a single hand and is swung vigorously in the manner of a drunken punch, with the movement of the hand more vertical and parallel to the target than a normal punch, which is direct and blunt.

Kuutkres are sometimes decorated with carving along the sides of the blade or top of the handle. Carvings on the handle are sometimes filled with wax or setch and the bindings are often dyed.