After reading the introduction to this dressing mirror called Voice of Oblivion, Angel vaguely felt that something was off.
"Making the user forget a person or an object"—that effect was hardly powerful. Spells could accomplish it. For instance, Angel could use the power of Nightmare Illusion to invade someone else's brain and achieve the same result.
Even without extraordinary power, a simple physical blow could cause the brain's nerves to short-circuit, tossing the memory box into the abyss of thought and ultimately resulting in amnesia.
So, in Angel's eyes, this item was somewhat useless. He did not understand why Kulori had deliberately recorded it, much less added a special note.
Could it be because this dressing mirror had been crafted by Kulori himself, so he had made a point of recording it?
Angel's gaze rested on the second line: "Hupa Coefficient: 2." What was this Hupa Coefficient? He had never heard of it.
Questions rose one after another, making Angel's brows draw tightly together as a strange feeling spread through his heart.
"Perhaps the answer is on the following pages." Carrying his doubts, Angel looked at the next page.
The hand-drawn illustrated catalog on the second page retained its clean, bright style. Just a few simple strokes outlined a shooting star flying past.
However, this was not a real shooting star, but one with a fairytale cartoon style. It was a regular five-pointed star, with lines of varying lengths around it to represent its glow. Behind it trailed an arc of light painted in gold dust, representing its flight.
Just looking at the illustration left Angel's mind full of questions. He had previously guessed that the catalog might depict artifacts Kulori had crafted himself, yet now there was this fairytale-style shooting star... Would anyone really craft such a thing? And