After doing a bit of sorting, Dark discovered that only about half of the jewelry had been store-bought.
Among these finished products were both relatively expensive designer goods and affordable items whose sentiment outweighed their price.
But whether designer goods or inexpensive items, there was really no difference between them. They had mostly been used by students who were not particularly close to him to exchange for "Christmas Blind Boxes."
Instead, the fully or partially handmade jewelry carried far more blessings.
And among that handmade jewelry, pendants were the most numerous.
Since the jewelry did not take up much space, Dark could not help hesitating as he looked at the various pendants.
Should he refine them, or simply keep them?
In the end, he set aside the accessories given to him by several acquaintances, storing them in a cabinet along with their boxes, before beginning this round of Magitech Refinement.
The difficulty of smelting jewelry was unexpectedly somewhat lower than that of clothing.
And there was not much of it, either. Dark completed the refinement very quickly.
He sliced open the cocoon of light, removed the Magitech Card, rinsed it clean, and looked at its face.
There, written clearly on the card face, was—"Gimmighoul."
The name on the Magitech Card was "Gimmighoul."
Dark was not particularly familiar with this Magic Spirit, but he could tell that it was probably a Ghost-type Pokémon.
He examined it carefully with a touch of curiosity, only to discover that this Magic Spirit was also a one-star Magic Spirit.
This was already the third Magic Spirit with only one star that he had refined tonight.
Looking only at the star rating, it was difficult not to feel a little disappointed. But the previous two one-star Magic Spirits had both been extremely useful.
He believed that