"So... what if someone really found a loophole?" Yakumo Yukari asked.
"That's why I gave these mirrors to you. A great person once said that practice is the sole criterion for testing truth. No mechanism is perfect from the start." Chen Luo spoke as he accepted commissions, handed out mirrors, and completed commissions.
Besides, Chen Luo's wish was to fulfill more people's reasonable wishes, which was why he was doing this. If he was dissatisfied with that wish, he would naturally modify it.
Rules were immutable, but Chen Luo was not.
"So we're all just Tool People, huh? You need to pay us more!"
"I already did. These mirrors are actually projections of the Wish Aeon's body up in the sky. Their original form is triangular. The higher the authority, the more sides they have. Yours start out as hexagons, so you can wield a portion of wish power from the beginning, and you can use it on yourselves."
"Triangular mirrors can wield very little wish power, and they can't be used on their owners. Only after fulfilling a wish can they be used on themselves, and they advance according to the number of wishes fulfilled. The closer a mirror gets to a circle, the more closely it matches the Wish Aeon's form, and the more wish power it can wield."
"Later, I plan to randomly select one-third of Penacony's lucky residents and distribute mirrors to them. I'll use that to test this mechanism," Chen Luo said while handing out mirrors.
"What about those who don't get mirrors?"
"Exactly. That's the issue I intend to test. Penacony doesn't have many people, so everyone could have one, but it's impossible for everyone in the Dimensional Sea to possess a mirror. It might not even reach one in a hundred thousand," Chen