I Swear I’m Not a Demon Masquerading as a Human
Chapter 174

Lanqi's Epic Loot

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Only specks of starlight adorned the pitch-black Liminal Space.

The three of them each received their respective rewards.

However, as they looked at the three Magic Cards and items among them,

the unbound, ownerless items were still sealed, so their effects could easily be determined through Appraisal Magic.

The Orange Epic Card in Lanchi's hand, emanating a Frost Mist Aura while wreathed in a glassy radiance, was clearly extraordinary.

At the very center of the card, a mysterious necklace appeared and vanished from view. Its chain was formed from nimble, incorporeal silver light, while its pendant was a teardrop-shaped glass stone that flashed different colors under the light. Beneath the pendant, a line of tiny ancient writing was engraved into it. No one could understand its meaning. They only knew that the glass teardrop radiated a warm glow, like a pearl that illuminated darkness and dispelled death.

Undying Glass Tear

Category: Equipment Card

Tier: Orange Epic

Attributes: Enhancement/Regenesis

Rank: 4

Effect: After equipping this necklace, the more buffs and debuffs on the wearer, the greater the damage reduction and all-attribute enhancement gained. When receiving lethal damage, it will nullify that damage and restore the wearer to full status. Cooldown: 30 days. This effect cannot stack with the effects of other cards that grant damage reduction or lethal-damage immunity.

Note: On the late night of the fifth day, everyone had died, and the Sun Child would never see the next dawn. The wolf gave him his heart, and the Witch gave him her blood. Looking at the Sun Child who had returned from hell, this time, Viscount Augustine felt fear.

"With this equipment, Lanchi, you'll become a Magic Tank. A mage of the same tier won't be able to hurt you at all."

Hughberlian murmured in surprise.

She couldn't imagine how

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