This made Angel feel even more puzzled.
In his subjective understanding, there was a set of scales weighing the relative strength of different mysterious objects' effects.
Compared with the effect of Star of Hope, Heartbeat of the Lonely Clown was actually at a disadvantage.
Yet its Hupa coefficient was as high as 61, far surpassing Star of Hope—the highest number Angel had seen so far.
So if the strength of a mysterious object's effect determined the Hupa coefficient, that did not seem quite right either.
Of course, this was merely Angel's personal impression. After all, he had never truly come into contact with Heartbeat of the Lonely Clown. Judging from the words alone, it did not seem as good as Star of Hope. Perhaps its actual effect was terrifying beyond measure. Just as he still could not determine whether Voice of Oblivion was strong or weak.
Angel continued flipping through the pages. After several more pages, he once again saw a mysterious object with a very high Hupa coefficient. Much like Heartbeat of the Lonely Clown, this mysterious object also had no physical vessel.
"Name: Growth Ray"
"Hupa Coefficient: 70"
"Affiliation: Unknown"
"Effect: Those irradiated by the Growth Ray will grow random organs within their bodies."
"Note: Some people treat the Growth Ray as a wheel of fortune. It is said that Gruzdaiwald rose to prominence rapidly because of the Growth Ray, supposedly growing an extraordinary transcendent organ.
Naturally, only the lucky ones would be recorded. Who would care about the unfortunate?
And among the lucky ones with records, there were currently only a handful. Yet according to incomplete statistics, the people who grew malignant organs from this wheel of fortune and died could pile up into an undulating mountain range of corpses.
Even so, are you still willing to