The helmet was quite plain in shape. Its only special feature was the patterns on top, left behind by a unique forging technique.
"Father, it doesn't seem very useful?"
Frankenstein tried putting the helmet on her own head, but the special structure at the back caught on it, leaving her able to wear only half of it.
"Of course it isn't useful if you wear it. I originally made this for myself, but it doesn't work on me."
At its core, this helmet was a limiter. Magneto's helmet could prevent Professor X's telepathy from affecting him, protecting the wearer's mind.
But Oran's helmet restricted its wearer instead. It was also a test of the limitations of his dream ability. Like the dream catcher Heimerdinger had developed, Oran had tried changing it from entering random dreams to entering a designated range.
Perhaps it could not be controlled because it was too powerful. If he weakened it somewhat, perhaps he could control it. Naturally, the attempt had failed.
According to Doran, only his teacher might have some ideas about this thing.
If Doran was one of humanity's finest craftsmen, then his teacher was one of the greatest craftsmen among the demigods—Odin, the Forge of the Mountains.
A powerful demigod from the snowy plains of Freljord, he wielded authority over forging and craftsmanship.
Yet this demigod had long since retired. After some human blacksmiths who followed him were caught up in the battle between Odin and his brother and destroyed, Odin had devoted himself entirely to cultivation in his workshop, ignoring worldly affairs.
Oran's project had ultimately ended in failure and been shelved ever since. Now, however, it had found a new use.
Observation Haki's perception was somewhat connected to Spiritual Power, especially abilities that read minds. That meant this limiter could be