Serving as a test subject had become a fairly ordinary part of Mir's life, and he had little room to refuse Kroya's requests.
Having spent so long in the circus, he had long since learned to read people's expressions. Otherwise, he could never have survived this long.
He immediately agreed without hesitation. "As long as I don't die, you can experiment however you like, my lord!"
Kroya nodded in satisfaction.
"Then go wait in another room for now. I'll have someone bring you hot water and food.
Get some rest. I'll come get you in a while."
"Thank you for your kindness!"
Mir cheerfully bowed, then left with the Phantom-Feather Cloud Snake.
Left alone, Kroya first put the cage into the shell, then tidied the room and told the Woodstar Curving Vine King to fetch the baron.
He decided to deal with the baron's matter first. Researching Mir might take quite a bit of time.
Not long after he gave the Woodstar Curving Vine King its instructions, Baron Kermoyer walked in.
"It's been a while. You're as powerful as ever."
The baron spoke first, then followed his praise with an impatient question. "Mage Kroya, have you successfully made them?"
"Yes." Kroya nodded.
He removed the white cloth covering a nearby table, immediately revealing a pair of wings and a clay-tablet scroll beneath it.
"They're finished.
Now all that remains is for you to activate them with your own power. Then we can call it a complete success."
"Ah!" The baron approached and let out a satisfied sigh, stroking the wings and clay tablet. "I've only ever seen these treasures in my family's oil paintings. Thank you so much for bringing them back into the world."
Since he had specifically requested these items, he must have read about them carefully and