Hobart immediately decided that he had to carry some of these Black Crystals with him.
Before deciding how to use it, he first had to name it. After a brief thought, Hobart named it "Order Crystal."
Next, Hobart tried reshaping and separating it. He could not exactly carry a table-sized Order Crystal around the world.
Just as Hobart had expected, he could control the crystal's size, volume, and shape.
Hobart therefore decided that the two weapons he was about to receive would use Order Crystal for their Sword Hilt and Sword Handle.
Hobart separated two palm-sized pieces of Order Crystal, intending to take them out later.
He also planned to make it into small items he could wear close to his body. Hobart soon had an idea: gentlemen in Backlund generally regarded top hats, formal attire, canes, and pocket watches as the "four-piece gentleman's set."
Beyond those "four pieces," there were two small items that symbolized a gentleman: wax seals and pocket watch keys.
When sealing a letter or signing an agreement, people generally dripped wax onto it and pressed a seal into it while it was still hot. That seal was called a wax seal.
Some people designed wax seals as rings or necklaces, but most gentlemen used the stamp-shaped kind and carried them on their person.
The purpose of a pocket watch key was not to open a pocket watch, but to wind it. It looked like a pencil-thick ring, with a metal strip as thin as electric wire and three or four centimeters long beneath it.
The metal strip could be inserted into the pocket watch, and turning the ring would wind it.
This was also one of a gentleman's symbols. The Key Ring Kelly had given Hobart in return, which had Sun Pathway Beyonder effects, was