"This is a candle solidified from meaningless memory fragments. After you light it with the flames in your hands, it should be able to make those meaningless memory fragments dissipate, replacing the memories you are passively losing."
"This candle can be used for a very long time. It won't allow you to move around outside for Infinite Time, but it can extend the duration of the flames in your hands."
The curled-up figure explained, laying out the candle's principle and function very clearly. Shade and Lady Thorn both understood the value of the thing.
"How much Humanity?"
"Eight pieces."
The black-robed figure spoke very calmly. Shade shook his head.
"That's impossible. I only have eight pieces of Humanity left in hand. Your price is too high. Its value isn't that great."
It laughed in a hoarse voice.
"Its own value indeed is not great, but its value to you is great enough."
Although what the other party said made a great deal of sense, Shade couldn't possibly pay all his Humanity for it. The other party had said Humanity might attract many strange things existing here, and Shade didn't particularly doubt that point, but even if he had to use up all the Humanity he had brought this time, he absolutely couldn't exchange it for so little.
"I know you want all the Humanity in hand, and I do intend to use them up with you. Neither of us wants to fight. That is the foundation for our present peaceful conversation, so you need to put forward a more sincere offer."
Shade said. The black-robed figure fell silent for a moment, then nodded.
"Yes, that is what Humanity is like. Avoid meaningless conflict as much as possible. It seems I still have a great deal to learn."
It reached into