"Those artifact embryos should meet the requirements, right?" Napoli asked.
"All these artifact embryos were qualified, and..." Angel paused, reached into a Bubble, and took out a finished artifact embryo.
The artifact embryo's appearance was exactly like the "Future Mirror" Angel had designed, formed in one piece. Yet it had a few additional touches beyond Angel's prototype design.
Moretta seemed to have added some kind of coating, etching golden lines like circuit boards along the Future Mirror's edges. It gave it a peculiar aesthetic appeal.
Looking at the "gold-adorned" Future Mirror in his hand, Angel inexplicably felt as though he were looking at a cyberpunk prop.
"This craftsman called Moretta has ideas of his own when it comes to design."
Napoli, too, saw the golden patterns along the Future Mirror's edge and could not help laughing. "It really does have Moretta's style. You could tell at a glance that it came from Moretta."
When Napoli had first met Moretta, he had seen him wearing a pure-white, tailored robe overflowing with design flair, golden patterns endlessly appearing and fading around him.
Among all those rough, unkempt master craftsmen, Moretta had been a complete oddity.
Even when Napoli stood before Moretta, he had the illusion that the man was so fashionable his very bones were damp—a completely incompatible presence.
"Moretta is known as a cutting-edge clothing maker and fashion designer. His works fully follow his own personal style."
Even with a prototype to follow, Moretta's powerful design language was plain to see.
Napoli asked, "Would this kind of personalized artifact embryo have any effect? Should I go warn Moretta?"
Angel was taken aback. "Why warn him? Isn't this very good?"
He had merely added a coating—given the Future Mirror an extra "skin." It did not affect its function at all.
To Angel,