Although the belly button ring space was not large, it contained many drawers sorted into different categories.
There were thirty drawers in total.
Every drawer had a "lock" installed. Once the lock was opened, there was an even larger space within the lock.
Without question, these drawers and locks had all been made by that Otaoan whose brain-domain entry was "Lock."
So although the belly button ring space looked small, it contained a great many nested spaces within locks. If its usable area were calculated, it would not be any smaller than this underground palace.
The drawer passwords were all numerical, and Luno had not set them. Every password was therefore still the default: 000.
Thus, Angel easily opened every drawer.
Of the first twenty drawers, nineteen were filled entirely with books.
If they were moved out, they would be enough to form a small-to-medium-sized library.
This also showed that the Otaoans' pursuit of knowledge was no less than that of wizards. The only pity was that these books were all written in Otaoan, or in the languages of worlds near the Ordovician World. In short, not a single one had been recorded in the universal wizarding language.
For now, there was no way to understand them.
The remaining drawer contained... clothes.
Moreover, they were all exceedingly flamboyant clothes: all manner of studs and sequins, even glowing conduits embedded into the garments... Perhaps this was also a youthful fashion trend in the Ordovician World?
Angel opened the remaining ten drawers.
One contained everyday storage items such as conduits, jewelry, and light strips, while another was crammed with shoes of every imaginable style.
By Angel's estimate, there were at least ten thousand pairs of dazzling, eye-catching shoes.
Moreover, many of them looked like identical models to Angel. Shoes with nearly the