Sylvia rarely ventured into Fatumonst City at the mountain foot, in order to avoid exposing the tower on Snow Mountain, and she had not visited the black market here for half a year. There was therefore a good chance it had relics Shade wanted. The man in black formal wear indeed nodded.
"Yes. The information is on Blackboard No. 23."
Rather than having Shade walk over to look, he searched beneath the counter, pulled out a ledger, and opened it to a page for Shade to see:
Document Level Relic: Lucky Coin
Characteristics: Toss the coin and allow it to land naturally. If the numbered side faces up when it lands, the thrower gains luck for twenty-four hours. If the non-numbered side faces up, the thrower gains tremendous luck for thirty seconds.
Negative effects: If the coin lands upright, misfortune clings to the thrower. If the coin shatters upon landing, the thrower immediately dies. If the coin becomes two coins after landing, all living creatures within ten miles of the space from which the thrower tossed it are afflicted by misfortune. If the coin disappears after landing, the thrower and all their direct descendants disappear.
Containment method: Store it in a wooden box filled with amethysts. If the amethysts fade, promptly replace the containment container.
Note 1: The probability of negative effects remains unclear. Confirming one's own fortune before use is one method of avoiding negative effects.
Note 2: Two coins sold together. No separate sales. No bargaining.
The listed price afterward was quite reasonable. Ring Arcanists were usually very cautious when using relics involving "luck," so their prices did not fluctuate much. However, Old John had said not long ago that special items which increased luck had become extremely scarce since the second half of last year. Thus, the