The badge was round overall, covered in swirling patterns, with a vertical pupil at its center.
Blessing Badge
Origin: Reincarnation Paradise
Category: Special (no need to equip directly; storing it in the storage space was enough for it to take effect)
Durability: 1/1
Equipment Effect 1: Engraving (Passive): Up to eight fate patterns could be engraved onto the Blessing Badge.
Engraved Fate Patterns: 0.
Equipment Effect 2: When the health of a "Fate Pattern Engraver" fell below 0.9%, it would immediately lock their life signs for three seconds. During those three seconds, it would restore 95% of the "Fate Pattern Engraver's" health.
Tip: The Blessing Badge would shatter after activating once.
Description: Death was the most thorough defeat.
Selling Price: 590 Soul Coins.
Su Xiao had never seen resurrection equipment, though he had seen abilities that could resurrect someone. The Blessing Badge was not resurrection equipment, but it was an excellent lifesaving item.
Once its owner's health fell below 0.9%, it would activate automatically, placing the "Fate Pattern Engraver" in a life-sign lock state before restoring their health.
This thing could normally be kept in the team's storage space. The so-called fate-pattern engraving meant selecting beneficiaries. Eight fate patterns meant eight beneficiaries.
Su Xiao could establish a connection with the Blessing Badge through engraving. It was not just for himself—he planned to engrave the "fate patterns" of Bubu Wang, Ah Mu, Baja, and Benny onto it as well.
That way, no matter when danger struck, the Blessing Badge could activate automatically and prevent a casualty. After activating once, the Blessing Badge would be ruined.
No wonder the Cunning Old Man was not worried about failing to sell the Blessing Badge. Having one's health fall below 0.9% meant reaching the moment before death. Although it was not resurrection, this thing