"Name: Lilith's Tears.
"Appearance: A blue crystal pendant.
"Function description: Placing the pendant over the heart provides one full-body treatment, rapidly healing most illnesses and nonfatal injuries.
"Placing the pendant against the forehead allows the user to transform into a giant bear. In this state, the user's strength, speed, and defense are greatly enhanced, and they gain access to some earth-related spells.
"Crushing the pendant releases 'Desolation.' Once activated, this ability causes all living beings within a two-kilometer radius of the user to wither and approach the end of their lives. Even ordinary demigods are no exception.
"Warning: Once 'Desolation' is released, the pendant will be completely destroyed, and the user will also begin to wither."
"Negative effects: After each use of the pendant's abilities, the user falls into an inexplicable sorrow that is difficult to shake off. Prompt psychological treatment is required; otherwise, there is a chance of losing control."
In the study of the villa at 28 Kinster Street, Abner finally finished analyzing the pendant bestowed upon him by the Earth Mother Goddess after three days...
He had to admit that this was a truly powerful item. In particular, the description of "Desolation" suggested it might even be a Beyonder ability of the Mother pathway's Sequence 2, Lady of Desolation! But...
Isn't this ability meant to take your enemy down with you?!
Apart from the Fool, the God of Death, and a handful of other pathways capable of resurrection, using this ability would be suicide...
Right, perhaps a Lady of Desolation would be fine too. Sequence 3 of the Mother pathway is called Coffin Bearer. The name alone sounds like it involves the domain of death, and the Mother pathway most likely has authority over something like the Cycle of Life and Death...
*No wonder Bishop Utravsky has