How many puzzle pieces were needed to unlock the Variety Elf's ability?
Angel had previously asked the director of Tina Entertainment's design department about this.
Yet even he did not know the exact number.
The Variety Elf was a rare high-level fashion Demonic Beast. At present, there were only a handful of people in Modern City's fashion magic world who possessed the abilities of high-level fashion Demonic Beasts, let alone one related to variety entertainment.
In his words, "The three major competitions in Modern City attract fashion Demonic Beasts inclined toward 'trends.' The Variety Elf is a fashion Demonic Beast inclined toward 'entertainment,' so it is more commonly seen in competitions held in other cities."
As for which specific cities he meant by "other cities"—
He did not know either.
Once information beyond Modern City was involved—whether history, geography, or worldviews—the NPCs of Modern City automatically blocked it out.
Still, his words let Angel know that the world Modern City was located in had more than one city, and that the distribution of fashion Demonic Beast types varied somewhat from city to city.
Modern City leaned more toward Demonic Beasts capable of leading sweeping trends.
Other cities, meanwhile, had fashion Demonic Beasts geared toward "culture and entertainment."
High-level fashion Demonic Beasts like the Variety Elf were rarely seen in Modern City. At the very least, none of the fashion mages in all of Modern City had yet recorded this Demonic Beast in the "Fashion Magic Book."
Thus, how many puzzle pieces it required was also a mystery.
With anticipation in his heart, Angel looked at the "Fashion Magic Book" in his hand.
Although this magic book existed in a manner similar to a holographic projection, it was strangely substantial and weighty when held in one's hand.
Angel ran his