The question Daniste raised was also Shade's question. The Destiny Rings of the other Chosen Ones could only "transform" once, but Ellie seemed able to switch her Destiny Ring back and forth between an "Ouroboros" and an "apple."
So Shade looked at Luvia, and Emilia naturally looked at her as well.
The Girl with Purple Eyes was baffled:
"Why are you looking at me? Why do you think I would know the answer? Fine, I do have a few guesses.
The Destiny Ring is part of the soul. In essence, it is a product born from the resonance between the soul and the world. The objects that appear after its transformation symbolize that, after the Chosen Ones' souls resonate with the world, their greatest defining feature is no longer civilization, which represents Enlightenment, but the authority of the Ancient Gods, which represents the essence of the world.
The most common outward manifestation of the God of Fate in the Material World is the Ouroboros symbol. Now that the Ouroboros can become an apple, and the world itself has not changed much, then Ellie's perception must have caused this result."
"Just perception alone can bring about such a change?"
Emilia asked curiously again, likely wanting to alter her own "Tree-lifting Dial" as well. Shade looked at her, and the Pointy-Eared Elf's face reddened as she put on a shy expression again. This way, everyone present except Ellie could tell what had happened between her and Shade.
Luvia shook her head:
"We also need to consider Ellie's unique race, as well as the ever-changing nature symbolized by the God of Fate. Ellie, why is it a dark gold apple?"
She finally asked the Little Unicorn, who blinked:
"Destiny is apples!"
Everyone laughed, and Luvia concluded:
"I think perhaps this also means that