In just this short span of time, Amber's image in Iver's mind had already begun to fade.
Iver could no longer remember what the "Amber" who had just appeared looked like. No matter how hard he tried, all that remained in his mind was an impression of the "sunset," as if when he had looked up, all he had seen was the setting sun.
—There was no doubt about it. That had been the real Amber, not the Pillar God simulated in the Lord of Scales and Feathers' script.
When he had just been speaking with the Silver Crowned Dragon, Amber had been watching them.
Now, just as Iver obtained Sir Hellerchein's memories, Amber had suddenly rushed over and made contact with him.
Although Iver had been playing the role of Hellerchein, his soul was still his own. During the Promotion Ritual, suddenly coming into contact with a true Pillar God had allowed Iver to learn this inheritance directly and step into the First Level.
The abruptness of it felt like a socially anxious person clutching a gift and charging at Iver like a rugby forward on a suicide run, only to hurl the gift box into his face before turning around and fleeing. All that remained was a baffled Iver, feeling as if he had inexplicably been punched while clutching the gift in bewilderment.
...But in any case, it was still a good thing.
All good things!
Especially this "Clear Container." It was precisely the "Water Attribute mana pool" that Iver had searched for in vain. Among Iver's six attributes, it was also the only one for which he had been completely unable to create a Great Sin Card.
Once he had it, as long as he obtained a Level One "Clear Container" trait from somewhere else, Iver's Water