"Yes. Whatever you draw will retain its original personality. It won't harm Host, but it won't necessarily obey Host's orders, either."
"You do have some control, though. If Host doesn't want it, Host can forcibly send it back," the system explained patiently.
In other words, if Uchiha Yin accidentally drew some ferocious beast that liked destroying worlds, he could send it back.
He would just have wasted a draw.
"How do I draw?" Uchiha Yin asked, steadying himself.
"You only need to think 'draw,'" the system replied.
"Oh? That's all?"
With nothing to worry about, Uchiha Yin said no more and silently thought, Draw.
The wheel was covered in a layer of Mist, then spun rapidly and soon came to a stop.
Uchiha Yin hoped he would draw an entire clan—the dragons.
Dragons were a symbol of the country he had lived in during his previous life. Just imagining drawing a clan of them was thrilling.
And he was confident that even if he couldn't command the powerful dragons, he could command some of the weaker ones, right?
But things didn't always go as hoped.
"Ding! Congratulations, Host. You've drawn one little fox."
The system's voice rang out in Uchiha Yin's mind.
Then a burst of Haku light appeared before him.
A tiny, adorable Haku-colored fox suddenly appeared in front of Uchiha Yin.
The Haku-colored fox's face wore an almost human expression. Its eyes darted about, making it look remarkably mischievous.
What an adorable little fox.
Wait, what kind of fox is this?
A Fox Demon from a fantasy world? A fox from Fox Spirit Matchmaker? Or a Fox Demon from some world I don't know?
"Just an ordinary fox? That's it? Nothing special about it?!" Uchiha Yin asked the system.
The system fell silent.
"Forget it. Even if he's