The effects of the Sunlight Sanctuary could only be called absolutely outstanding. It also possessed the external energy conversion of White Hatter's Coronation, so there was no great need to worry about its endurance. As long as it was not shattered by outside force, it would continue to exist.
The only regret was that the Sunlight Sanctuary had been inscribed upon parchment. No matter how powerful its effects were, it could only become a consumable.
Visible even to the naked eye, after the Sunlight Sanctuary was used, the strange pattern floating faintly within the magic energy array gradually faded from its bright colors.
Angel could sense that although the Sunlight Sanctuary was not a one-use magic-pattern parchment scroll, its usage limit was only slightly higher—likely around three times.
This was also a limitation of the material.
Even if parchment crowned by the Black Hatter had undergone a fundamental transformation, it was ultimately still only paper. Supporting a great consumer of magic energy like an array would inevitably wear it down.
If what Angel had inscribed had not been a magic-pattern parchment scroll, but genuine enchanted alchemy, then once it was completed, it would not become a short-term consumable. Its value would also be immeasurable.
Unfortunately, when Angel had inscribed it, he had never expected to succeed in a single attempt.
"This world within the painting will eventually perish. Wasting one chance to use the Sunlight Sanctuary here is somewhat regrettable," Feng said with a hint of pity.
"If it had not been inscribed on parchment, would you regret it?"
Saying he did not regret it would definitely have been a lie. Still, Angel had a good mindset. Since he had succeeded in one go this time, then copying the same gourd and drawing the same dipper next time should also