"Ding!"
With a crisp chime, Roy flicked the coin in his hand into the air with his thumb.
The Lucky Coin, "Fortuna of Luck," spun rapidly as it was tossed high into the air. It then fell, its form flashing before vanishing automatically and returning to the delicate necklace around his chest.
There, another Misfortune Coin, "Fatum of Misfortune," hung quietly.
These two Demigod Artifacts were like twin sisters. They possessed similar attributes and authorities, differing only in subtle details.
Roy looked again with Hermes' Eye.
"Authority: 75000/75000
Effect 1: 'Luck'/'Misfortune.' By influencing probability, strengthens the effects of 'Blessing'/'Curse Technique.' Requires active activation and consumes authority. The enhancement ranges from 100% to 500%, with a maximum equivalent Spell Power of 5,000 degrees (equivalent to a level-three 'Divine Descent,' with a fixed multiplier of 3,200%).
Effect 2: 'Luck'/'Misfortune.' By influencing probability, strengthens the effects of 'Blessing'/'Curse Technique.' Activates automatically simply by being held. The enhancement ranges from 100% to 500%, with a maximum equivalent Spell Power of 50 degrees (equivalent to a level-one 'Divine Descent,' with a fixed multiplier of 800%).
Effect 3: Consumes 15,000 authority to cast 'Divine Art: Great Blessing Art'/'Divine Art: Great Curse Art,' powerfully blessing or cursing the opponent.
Effect 4: Possessing Fortuna of Luck grants immunity to the effects of the Destiny Domain and 'Curse Technique' effects of no higher than level four. Possessing Fatum of Misfortune removes the Destiny Domain and 'Blessing' buffs of no higher than level four from the target engaged in battle.
They also charge separately while under the influence of 'Blessing'/'Curse Technique.'
Additional Effect: 'Twins.' Because they share the same origin and nature, the two items can be equipped simultaneously and function normally, unaffected by the Mutual Interference of magical powers between conventional items.
The two items share authority. When separated,