"Then look around and see if this Thought Divine Stone really exists. If you find it, show it to me. If it isn't important, all you need to do is lead me around and find me somewhere to stay. Everything here can belong to you." I glanced at the cluster of monster crystals beneath my feet.
The few of them exchanged looks, then hurriedly agreed and quickly began searching.
Before long, the girl immediately raised her hand. "Found it! There are some here! Senior, look!"
"Oh?" I looked at the colorful crystal in her hand. With a crook of my finger, I pulled it over.
The girl watched helplessly as the gemstone left her hand. Though she was somewhat startled, she remained fairly composed. It seemed she wasn't a stingy woman.
After obtaining the crystal, I sensed it for a moment, then immediately frowned. "Although it contains powerful spatial laws, this isn't something capable of reversing space and time. Infused with longing, at most it can materialize the body of that longing. It seems the claim that it can reverse space and time is definitely false. At most, it can materialize one more copy of a person or thing."
"Huh? What do you mean?" the girl asked, looking at me in astonishment.
"Heh. I mean that if you collect enough of these, you can turn imagination and longing into reality..."
"But isn't that still reversing space and time?" the girl said anxiously.
The two men also wore looks of agreement. It seemed this idea was already deeply rooted in them. Moreover, my explanation hadn't said the thing was useless, which was enough to judge what they understood in their hearts.
"Let me put it this way. Suppose you like me, but I've already died. To reverse space and time and