You had to understand: this ring could summon three Ring Spirits, each rated S-rank, and control an S-rank Plot Character. That was like adding four fearless cannon-fodder Reincarnators to the team!
What kind of advantage was that?
A total attribute bonus of 30 points.
An incredibly powerful [Invisibility] status! Even if you attacked an enemy, they could only "possibly" see through your invisibility!
The [Demon] attribute was equivalent to the Diplomacy skill in Heroes of Might and Magic III. Perhaps your sheer presence would make enemies from the Evil Faction defect to your side. Faction limitations? In most worlds, the strongest enemies seemed to be the villains of the Evil Faction.
After seeing all that, everyone felt that the experts' appraisal of this Artifact ring—as being worth 10 pieces of Legendary Equipment or 50 pieces of Dark Gold Equipment—wasn't an overstatement after all.
The final negative effect was indeed an issue, but what powerful weapon didn't have a drawback? Was being stunned for five seconds every five minutes really such a big deal?
All of its skills required a huge amount of magic, so it was clearly intended for the team's mages. Mages were heavily protected by their teams, so was being stunned for five seconds every five minutes really a problem?
And so, silence fell.
The Cultivator wasn't in a hurry. He smiled at everyone, absolutely confident that he could sell the item for a sky-high price.
Soon, a Reincarnator team leader on the first floor shouted, "I'll add five million!"
Even a wallet running on empty couldn't resist an Artifact's allure.
The five great Reincarnator teams were the strongest in the Space, but there were still more than a hundred thousand Contractors. It was a place full of hidden talents. No one knew that a Reincarnator team could