A spear. It practically glows with the godly power imbued in it, and has an exotic make to it that can't be copied anywhere else but in a supersun.

Spear

A type of super hard metal called Solar Steel. Mined in the mountains of the planet Concorba, and forged in the heat of a dying star, it is very hard to destroy, and even harder to create. It can help move and absorb magical powers, as well.

1 kg

Centuries before Elenava was created

Creation. It can create worlds, or destroy them. It can fight, kill. It kind of has a mind of its own.

The story of the Spear:

“Before Elenava was created, there were only a few planets.
“There were many wars. While the worlds were few, there were many great and powerful gods and goddesses that despised each other to the core. They wanted land and power and riches, like all gods do. So they fought. The clamor was great, and with each stroke of the sword, stars were formed, ones like we now see, though larger and brighter and hotter. They were called Supersuns, and there are very few of them left now. The only Supersun left is thousands of lightyears away from here.
"There was one among the gods who was more peaceful than the others. He did not wish for endless war and death. But the gods all knew of his hatred of battles, and pursued him mercilessly. So in fear, he fled, and hid in a small galaxy. He created a planet, full of life, and hid there, with only his spear to comfort him. He would thump it on the ground, and grass would grow. Animals would come to life, and the sky would clear, to be a blue beyond belief.
“He called the land Elenava, the name of his spear. It meant peacekeeper, because that was what he stood for.
“There he remained for many years, until he was warned, by a faithful friend, that he had been found.
“As the god sat and examined the varied futures, he foresaw that, to keep the peace, he must die. Unwilling to let this beautiful world be destroyed, he left, but not before he had imbued his spear with all of his great power. He caused tall mountains to come up, where he concealed the spear until such time as it was needed, for he saw that there would be many more wars, and the need for the Peacekeeper would again grow great.
“And so he left, and was slaughtered. Appalled that they had committed the unforgivable by taking the life of a fellow immortal, the gods were filled with remorse. They put aside their warring ways, and returned to their own territories, vowing never again to.
“And the spear is said to still be around, hidden in the great mountains, waiting for the right person to come and possess it as his own.”