According to Hypamira, this card had been hidden inside the glove, which meant that its previous owner might have been a similar existence. That person had possessed a card, and it might have run through their entire life. At the moment of their death, they had treasured it inside these equally precious gauntlets.
The two items had thus been passed down. Since ordinary people could not see Fate Cards, the secret hidden inside the gloves had never been uncovered.
Unfortunately, the card had been assimilated by Hypamira's Spellweaver rules the moment she obtained it. Otherwise, he could have made some guesses about the card's former owner based on its face.
As perhaps the most knowledgeable "naturalist" in Vonder during this era, Brando still had some confidence in that regard.
"Put the card away. You can use the gloves now," Brando said. "Also, where are you? Have you seen Roman?"
"Miss Romane?" Hypamira asked strangely. "What happened to her?"
"There was an incident. She's gone missing." Brando sighed, somewhat disappointed.
"What?" Hypamira was startled. She hurriedly replied, "I'm near December Plaza, my lord."
"Wait there for me. I'll be there soon," Brando instructed.
"Mm."
Hypamira nodded and withdrew from the mental connection. Like most people, the thick-browed girl beside her could not see the Fate Card in her hand or hear her conversation with the lord. She only saw Hypamira stare blankly for a while before coming back to herself.
The other girl did not dare ask anything.
Hypamira put on the gauntlets, then picked a ring out from beneath the ruins and put it on the other girl's finger. She did not tell her that a beautiful protective spell was attached to it. The other girl was simply captivated by the ring's large emerald and was delighted.
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