Su Xiao looked at the floating Ancient Ring of Calamity. Although devouring abyssal energy with this thing could greatly increase its strength and reduce the cost of using it, the problem was that doing so might turn it into the next "Ancient Mask" or "Bloodstained Armor."
He had only just released the "Ancient Mask." Su Xiao did not want to create another "quasi-dad-level" item. Besides, having one "Bloodstained Armor" was enough for the time being.
Because the "Bloodstained Armor" had devoured too many Buds of Original Sin, its growth rate was far more astonishing than the "Ancient Mask's."
At the very least, until the "Bloodstained Armor" ran away from home—or rather, until Su Xiao released it—he had no plans to create another "quasi-dad-level" item. Although such things had a low chance of becoming Items of Original Sin, there were no guarantees. If a "quasi-dad-level" item suddenly advanced into an Item of Original Sin, heaven knew how many of Su Xiao's resources it would absorb.
According to Paradise's notarization rules, although Su Xiao could stop such an item from absorbing his resources, no one knew how many resources it would consume before he reacted.
As for it turning into an Item of Original Sin and biting back at Su Xiao, that would not happen. Items of Original Sin also varied in strength. Ultimate big shots like the "Book of the Dead" and the "Netherworld Bone Ring" merely despised Su Xiao mutually. An Item of Original Sin newly advanced from "quasi-dad-level" status had no chance of biting him back.
It was far more likely to act like the "Ancient Mask," decisively running away from home after sensing that it was about to break through that barrier.
That said, carrying a "quasi-dad-level" item was actually a kind of insurance. Su Xiao had never