Guess why I was interested in sealing other people's Supernatural Perception?
Warehouse, your ring is good in every way, but doesn't it look like it needs perception to activate?
You need your Supernatural Perception to be above zero to activate the effect and reduce your opponent's perception to zero.
But if my perception is already above zero, how much do I need to go out of my way to do that?
It doesn't seem all that useful.
With a long sigh, Fu Qian was already considering taking back the thoughtful medal he'd given Warehouse.
To put it another way, it was like jumping into a pit to drag your opponent down to your level, only to discover that you had to stand above the pit to pull them out.
Oh, well... At least it looks nice. It hasn't tarnished the Lord of the Rings' reputation.
Of course, as an administrator familiar with Warehouse's style, Fu Qian knew better than to expect too much from it. This was already pretty good.
In the end, he reluctantly praised it, then lowered his head to examine his special reward.
As expected, it was made of transparent material, but it wasn't colorless.
A rounded, slender band encircled a wandering streak of blood-red, its ends meeting.
Looking closely, it was clear that the red wasn't a tangle of hair-thin strands. It was made up of countless radiating lines layered together.
The bloodstain was stark and cold, yet full of character. It brought to mind the mark on his palm from earlier.
So this was the "filth and corruption" that echoed within the ring?
Wasn't that a rather harsh way to describe the Lone King? And it barely affected the ring's transparency.
Recalling the item description, Fu Qian thought the negative appraisal seemed a little too