"It was forged from a Scribe's characteristic. It can record and store any Beyonder Abilities it encounters. But remember, once an ability has been recorded, it can only be used once."
"Also, recording has a success rate. Sequence 9 through Sequence 8 can be recorded easily; seeing them once is basically enough."
"Sequence 7 and Sequence 6 are comparatively harder, but they're not much of a problem. You'll definitely succeed after two or three attempts."
"Sequence 5 is relatively difficult. It'll probably take four or five attempts to succeed."
Abbott yawned, took another swig of liquor, and continued, "Demigod-level abilities can't be recorded. It can only record up to Sequence 5."
"You should also note that it can only record five abilities. Once that number is exceeded, it'll automatically replace the first one."
Sifa gave an almost imperceptible nod. "It sounds impressive. What are its negative effects?"
"Let me think." The Artisan seemed to have a poor memory. He scratched his hair, closed his eyes, and appeared to be struggling to recall some information.
A few seconds later, he said, "I remember now. Every time you use it, it weakens your eyesight. You need to soak the glasses in hot water as soon as possible to remove the effect."
"If you don't remove it in time, your vision will keep deteriorating until you go blind."
After hearing that, Sifa put the glasses directly on his face. "I understand, Mr. Abbott. You intend to use it as collateral for the Devil characteristic. They're both Sequence 6, and these glasses do indeed have equivalent value."
"It's actually worth a little more than your characteristic. After all, this is a finished product. Normally, you'd have to leave at least a thousand pounds as a deposit with me, but since Harry introduced you, we'll