Chapter 305: Humble Baron
The Oil Painting's negative effect was: "The holder will irreversibly fall into the world of dreams. He will grow increasingly drowsy, always dreaming of the contents of the Oil Painting, until all the dreams connect together and the holder becomes part of the Oil Painting."
Hobart withdrew his spirituality. Whether its abilities or its negative effects, both could easily harm innocent people by mistake. It really needed to be resealed.
He summoned a surging Power of Order and wrapped it around the Oil Painting. As long as no one entered the grand hall within the painting, they would not disturb the master of the dream.
Wrapped in the Power of Order, the grass within the Oil Painting swayed back and forth like ocean waves again. In the end, the grass seemed to yield and became motionless once more.
The Power of Order's resealing effect was quite good. The Oil Painting still possessed the same abilities, but Hobart, as its holder, could now "turn it on" or "turn it off."
When "turned off," it was simply an ordinary Oil Painting. Turning it on and off required the power of the Country of Disorder, though objects made from Order Crystal could carry out these operations.
For Hobart alone, as the Oil Painting's holder, its negative effect was no longer so severe. Only after remaining within three meters of the Oil Painting for more than ten hours would he be affected. As long as he did not stay near it for over ten hours at a time, he could effectively avoid the negative effect.
It was because he carried the aura of the Country of Disorder that he received such "treatment."
At the same time, Hobart could designate three people who would not be marked by the Oil Painting,