Although Stone-Painting could also reveal memory images of physical objects, it could only show a random instant, making it far inferior to the Eye of Truth.
But Stone-Painting was a consumable that even ordinary people could use, whereas the Eye of Truth... was something few wizards knew.
All things considered, Stone-Painting was actually quite good.
It was essentially an extremely watered-down version of the Eye of Truth.
"I wonder how much Stone-Painting you have in stock?" Angel asked curiously.
Xiluo said, "There is currently one left. However, if you want more, sir, we can place an order with the scholar from Mirror Mountain Academy. According to that scholar's feedback, they can probably produce one Stone-Painting per month."
Angel said, "Forget ordering them. As for that one Stone-Painting in stock... I'll buy it."
At first, Angel had thought Stone-Painting would be of little use to him. After all, its effect was too random. Moreover, it was a consumable—one piece per use, gone the moment it was used.
Most importantly, Angel knew someone who could use the Eye of Truth.
Lord Rhein knew the Eye of Truth.
Under such circumstances, if a day ever came when he truly needed Stone-Painting, it would be more worthwhile to ask Lord Rhein to help with the Eye of Truth.
Thus, Angel had not intended to buy it at first.
The reason he changed his mind was that he had suddenly thought of a way to solve Stone-Painting's flaws.
—Just like character cards, pull it into the Dream Crystal Plain.
Pulling Stone-Painting into the Dream Crystal Plain could solve the issue of limited uses. If it was consumed, he could simply pull it in again.
As for the "randomness" Angel found most objectionable, that could also be solved with a skin scroll that boosted the Luck