"Smoke Screen Scholar: One of the Style Series Fashion Demonic Beasts, a scholar proficient in smoke-based styles. It excels at producing stage smoke and creating foggy atmospheres, and can also attach smoke-screen special effects to all kinds of artworks."
After reading the Smoke Screen Scholar's description, Angel's expression became somewhat strange.
Judging from the introduction, this Smoke Screen Scholar seemed a little lacking...
Producing stage smoke and creating a foggy atmosphere—didn't that overlap with the Mist Orb's abilities?
The Mist Orb was an entry-level Fashion Demonic Beast of the Manufacturing Series.
What did entry-level mean? It meant the classic model of every series, and also the basic model.
For example, the Fusion Series' Copycat Monster, the Heat Series' Gossip Fiend, the Style Series' Outdated Spirit... and so on. They were all the most basic entry-level Fashion Demonic Beasts.
But precisely because they were classics, these entry-level Fashion Demonic Beasts were extremely widespread.
They were practically puzzle pieces that every Fashion Magician of the respective series was bound to possess.
From the literal descriptions, the Smoke Screen Scholar and Mist Orb had basically no differences in their abilities; and Mist Orbs were everywhere in Modern City...
If the Smoke Screen Scholar's abilities are only this much, then even if I dismantle it later, it probably won't fetch much of a price... Angel muttered inwardly.
Of course, Angel believed that Fashion Demonic Beasts might have overlapping abilities, but they could never be completely identical.
Moreover, the Smoke Screen Scholar belonged to the Style Series, while the Mist Orb belonged to the Manufacturing Series. They were not even on the same track, so the essence of their abilities should differ as well.
The Smoke Screen Scholar definitely had its own unique ability.
But if that unique ability could not set it apart from