Why Eyes? And Why Were They Scarlet?

Summon the stars to fight for me?

What was that supposed to mean?

Was it just a trick for throwing stones?

Did that mean I wouldn't have to put stones in my cards anymore?

Lan Qingyou frowned as she looked at the Personal Information on the back of her hand.

Of course, there had to be more than just the ability to summon stars in her talent.

But that was the most eye-catching effect.

Even the fact that its range had increased to a radius of ten thousand meters wasn't as important.

After all, for now, there wasn't much difference between a radius of five thousand meters and one of ten thousand.

Or between a diameter of ten thousand meters and one of twenty thousand.

It just meant that her exclusive defense zone had expanded.

Still, when she thought about how her ability to manipulate Gravity could reach into outer space and summon Meteorites—which looked like stars from the ground—to fight for her, it really was incredibly convenient.

As she'd said, she wouldn't need to prepare stones anymore.

That would free up one or two slots in her Card deck for other things.

"What's wrong?"

From where Alisa sat, she couldn't see Lan Qingyou's information, but she could see her expression.

Alisa had chosen not to interrupt her.

She'd simply watched her, or perhaps admired her.

But judging from the Witch of the Tower's expression...

"Don't tell me you hit that five percent chance?"

Alisa sat up abruptly and stared at Lan Qingyou.

For three days, Lan Qingyou had done nothing but make potions and drink them, repeating the cycle.

Every day, without fail, she brewed two batches.

Each batch contained more than two hundred potions.

Basically, whenever she was awake, she was doing this, aside from when she slept.