That was right—the Xing Fei who had an eye in her own hand.
Fu Qian had always dabbled in abstract art.
The object that appeared in the 1-330 box had, to some extent, already answered the question he'd asked earlier.
It really was a clockwork doll, and it even looked like a bride.
Taken together, calling her Clockwork Xi'er didn't seem unreasonable.
But thanks to his extensive project experience and exceptional artistic taste, Fu Qian easily discerned much more.
If he remembered correctly, His Excellency Nepheli had once explained the story behind the Eye of Consort Xing.
They said the reason the two eyes could answer one another was that a noble person, after enduring endless torment, had desperately wanted to see what they looked like dismembered.
With so many details fitting the story so well, Fu Qian had immediately begun to suspect that the doll was modeled after that person.
So Xing Fei was connected to the power of ecstasy—or to Your Excellency Amnion?
If his guess was right, it was another astonishing revelation.
As expected, none of these Higher Beings ever stayed quiet. Each of them had left their mark on history.
He could even make a tentative guess about how Your Excellency Amnion had left a marker in the Sea of Mind.
After all, the contained object this time had "Consort Xing" as its central figure.
Could she have been the one who helped facilitate the smuggling?
Not only was she a noble person whose life had been beset by misfortune, she might even have been a Tool Person for an ancient Higher Being...
If that was really the case, she'd had a truly miserable lot.
That also made the "Princess's" final, incomprehensible action easier to understand.
There was one other thing: the tiny jeweled crown on