"Keeper of Secrets Level relic, the Rain-Praying Statue!"
Miss Benanis recognized what it was even faster than Shade and Luvia. Luvia immediately understood and rapidly explained it to Shade, who knew nothing about this type of relic:
"It was originally an inexplicable mysterious phenomenon. Whenever rain was about to arrive, stone statues of this shape would appear in inconspicuous corners of the place where it was about to rain. These were local legends from the early Fifth Epoch. Later, the legend spread throughout the entire Material World, so some people desperate for rain began deliberately carving statues of this shape to pray for rain. No one could say whether it was a full epoch of reversed cause and effect, or merely coincidence, but in the Sixth Epoch, these statues became relics, gaining the property of inevitably bringing torrential rain or blizzards whenever they appeared."
"The relic does not refer to a single statue, but to an entire category of statues. They appear in hidden corners of lakes or rivers. If they are not discovered and properly contained in time, they will cause disastrous rainfall. Besides containment, smashing them can also end their effects, and smashing them does not destroy the relics—the Rain-Seeking Golems are only temporarily banished from the Material World. Fortunately, the composition of the rain caused by these statues is exactly the same as the liquid environment they are in, so all that is needed is an investigation."
Miss Benanis widened her eyes:
"I see. The statue appeared to spread that polluted mudwater!"
"How large is the relic's area of influence?"
Shade asked.
"The larger the statue itself, the larger the coverage area. It's winter now, so I'm afraid there will be a massive blizzard!"
Luvia stared very seriously at the giant statue:
"None of the records I've