A few days later, Lynn forged a small Wizard Artifact.
It was a thin silver-gray chain with a gray bead the size of a fingernail hanging from it.
"Put it on." Lynn handed the Wizard Artifact to Lin Chen. "It can conceal the abnormalities on your body. The horns on your head and your eyes will both return to normal."
Lin Chen took it and examined it carefully.
A ring of extremely fine runes was engraved on the bead. They did not glow at all, making it look quite ordinary.
"So this can turn me into an ordinary person?" Lin Chen asked.
"You need to inject Mental Power into it before it takes effect," Lynn said.
Lin Chen hung the Wizard Artifact around his neck and infused it with a trace of Mental Power.
A faint gleam flashed across the bead's surface, and a thin phantom descended from above his head, concealing his horns.
His eyes also turned an ordinary dark brown, making him look no different from the other children on the street.
"Ah, I got uglier." Lin Chen looked at his reflection in the water vat, somewhat displeased.
"Safety is more important. You don't want to stay cooped up in the family compound every day, unable to go out and see anyone, do you?" Lynn said.
"Got it, Dad." Though Lin Chen agreed aloud, he could not help looking at his reflection again.
Without his horns and starry eyes, he still had that handsome face. He was not ugly at all; he was simply a little less distinctive.
But that small regret was soon washed away by a surge of excitement.
Father meant... he could go outside now?!
When Lin Yao learned that her brother could leave the house, she immediately perked up.
She was four and a