Tick-tock, and time vanished.
After my six wives successfully gave birth, I happily received 140 draws. Why were there 20 extra?
Sorry, but my Rin gave birth to twins, a boy and a girl. We had agreed that the boy would be named Tohsaka Ayato and the girl Tohsaka Ayaka. Now we had both Ayaka and Ayato.
Looking at those 140 draws, I was thrilled. Every draw represented hope. (Three single pulls got me one Water Morgan.)
I went straight for a hundred consecutive pulls and saved the remaining forty in case of emergencies.
After burning incense and taking a bath, I began drawing. With a flick of my hand, golden light filled my vision.
After excluding the less useful items, I sorted them out as follows:
Kaleidoscope of Magic: Returned a beam-type attack exactly as it was. (Please determine for yourself whether it is a beam-type attack before use.) This should have been an item from Yu-Gi-Oh!, right? Except in Yu-Gi-Oh!, it could reflect an attack once, while here it was limited to beams. I wondered whether Goetia's Noble Phantasm counted as a beam-type skill.
Bond Chain: Could be used when favorability reached 100. After selecting a target, if that target's favorability had reached 100, using it produced a bond effect. The target's attributes were increased by 30%, while mine increased by 5%. (Each Bond Chain could be used on up to 20 people.) An idea formed in my mind. I would go home and try it on the girls. Anyone whose favorability was below 100 would face the family rules.
Platinum Talisman: A more powerful talisman that greatly increased the chance of subduing Heroic Spirits. The talisman's bonus increased to 15%. It was only 10% more, but something was better than nothing. I could use it to recruit