The moment Angel took hold of the gemstone lid, he sensed waves of elemental aura.
After examining it carefully, Angel determined that the elemental aura came from the rubies and sapphires on the lid.
The rubies and sapphires respectively emitted fire-related and water-related elements, but both were composite elements rather than pure ones.
From this, it could be judged that the rubies and sapphires were artificially processed elemental gemstones.
However, even with the Alchemy Eye activated, Angel had no way of determining either the processing method or the materials used.
Likewise, Angel could not identify the material used to make the metal lid.
The main reason was: missing information.
Although he could not determine the materials of the rubies and sapphires, judging from the elemental sensations and the nature of the residual energy within the metal lid, none of these materials were of a particularly high grade.
They were not rare materials, and cheap substitute materials with similar properties existed in the Wizarding World. From this alone, all the materials used to make this gemstone lid probably did not come from the Wizarding World.
Angel did not know which world they came from, but... Laplace might know.
Angel voiced his question.
Laplace pondered for a moment. "I have no way of judging which world they came from, but the alternating arrangement of these rubies and sapphires feels somewhat familiar."
Laplace thought for a while longer but still could not recall where she had seen something similar.
"Are you interested in this gemstone lid?" Laplace asked.
Angel said, "I'm merely curious which world these materials came from. I'm still somewhat interested in materials from other worlds."
Put plainly, Angel simply wanted to broaden his horizons.
Perhaps these materials were of no use to Angel for the moment, but they might prove