At the same time, the host had authority over any item drawn. So long as it was the host's decision, whether it was a Blessing, weapon, Character Card, or Stigmata, it could be lent to others for use.
Huh...? She had thought Xiao Shi and Fu Hua could use them because they came from the system too. So even if they didn't come from the system, they could still be used...?
Tiamat and the Party Module.
If that was the case, rather than chasing after those Blessings that kept dying and reviving, wouldn't it be more reliable to give them some means of defense?
Holding a huge pile of Stigmata Resonance, Amber directly opened the Resonance exchange menu and set her sights on Crimson Kite (B). In the game, this Stigmata increased Defense by 35% when there were no more than two enemies on the field, and restored HP every second when equipped off-field and HP was below 50%.
Combined with Xiao Yun (T), which increased Defense by 61% when HP was above 80%, it was practically built for surviving.
Most importantly, it was affordable. Since it wasn't a rare Stigmata, it wasn't expensive. Amber had drawn plenty of junk from previous pulls, enough to exchange for quite a few.
Still, she should check its real-world effects first.
Crimson Kite (B): When facing no more than two enemies, physical defense is enhanced, and the user gains one ten-thousandth of Garuda's regenerative ability at all times.
Xiao Yun (T): Before suffering injuries that impair combat ability, physical defense is greatly enhanced.
Ridiculous.
The effect of Crimson Kite (B) made Amber feel surreal.
No, what did one ten-thousandth of Garuda's regenerative ability even mean? That was a Honkai Beast capable of instantly regenerating severed limbs, one that gave Fu Hua nearly unkillable