Just as with Star Worm and Gleipnir before.
When they encountered a Fashion Demonic Beast and triggered a "Random Quest," they themselves would immediately enter a special space to carry out the quest.
But if someone touched their physical body at that time, they could also trigger a "Random Quest."
The contents of the two "Random Quests" would differ, but the final reward would be a puzzle piece of the "Fashion Demonic Beast."
However, there was only one such puzzle piece.
Whoever completed their quest first would receive the puzzle piece, while the other person's quest would automatically fail.
By the same logic, the unconscious fashion magician onstage was currently carrying out his quest, "Star of Tomorrow."
And because Angel had touched him, he had also accepted a Random Quest, "Social Death or Overnight Fame." If Angel completed this quest first, then the "Star of Tomorrow" quest would automatically fail.
This mechanism... Angel had not thought there was anything wrong with it before, assuming it was simply a rule unique to the Modern City Instance.
But at this very moment, a trace of suspicion arose within him.
Because he had noticed that quite a few extravagantly dressed people onstage had come into contact with that unconscious fashion magician. Yet none of them had received a quest like "Social Death or Overnight Fame."
Angel knew this because he had carefully observed them through his God's-eye view.
There was no Wonderland power around them, nor was there any lingering information.
So...
Was the mechanism of generating a second Random Quest through contact actually exclusive to Challengers?
Did the NPCs within the Instance not possess such a mechanism?
Angel carefully observed the activity onstage, listening to their conversations and sensing their emotions with his supersensory perception.
In the end, Angel confirmed that his