"This bracelet was specially left for you by your mother. She said it could protect you. Though Father doesn't know whether that's true, you should still wear it. Father hopes that his Flower of Tulip will stay safe and sound for the rest of her life!"
"Yes, Father!" Stella's eyes reddened slightly.
Though she had never even met her mother, that did not mean she did not miss her.
Stella then carefully picked up the bracelet from the iron box and put it on her wrist.
And just as she finished putting it on, an unexpected scene unfolded.
The instant she completed wearing it, a hazy white glow immediately flickered from Stella's neck and wrist.
"What's going on?" All three were stunned.
The glowing objects were precisely Stella's bracelet and the necklace Nalant had given her back then.
"Could they be a matching set?" A guess inexplicably surfaced in Nalant's mind.
Though he knew very little about the Inscribed Equipment of this world, wasn't that how things worked in the games from his previous life?
And though the glow had flashed by in an instant, anything capable of glowing would have to be treasure-grade even in a game.
"Stella, are you all right?" A moment later, the two pieces of Inscribed Equipment lost their glow and returned to normal. Nalant and Bernard snapped out of it and immediately asked.
"Father, Nalant, I'm fine!" Stella shook her head, though her brows were slightly furrowed.
"Stella, don't hide anything from Father. If something is wrong, tell Father directly. How else can Father be at ease?" How could Bernard possibly believe her when he saw that?
"Father, I really am fine. But... after putting on this bracelet, I seem to have vaguely sensed a trace of danger!"
"Danger?"
"Yes. I vaguely feel that