[Toon Hammer: Strike any living being or inanimate object to make some stars burst out. The stars can be used as ingredients (see that Tom cat? Go hit him on the head!)]
This was a strange item Heath had obtained earlier, but he had yet to try it, so he had no idea what use it actually had. Still, the things his Golden Finger gave him always swung back and forth between useful and useless, so even Heath himself could not tell which category this one fell into.
But thinking of its description, Heath's expression turned a little strange. In the cartoons he used to watch, stars were drawn to show that a character had been hit. Heath figured the stars mentioned by the Toon Hammer were probably those stars that burst out when someone took a blow.
This really was an imaginative item. Heath had never thought that the stars used as a visual device would one day end up on his table as ingredients.
But what did stars taste like?
The Toon Hammer was very straightforward to use, not particularly complicated. After all, it was just a hammer, not anything else. Heath soon picked it up and looked at the table beside him. He remembered that it could be used on inanimate objects, but he did not know what the stars produced that way would taste like. So after thinking for a second, Heath decided exactly where to use it.
"Ah, if I don't go to hell, who will?" Heath sighed. He had considered giving Zoroark a knock on the head, but looking at Zoroark and the others sleeping soundly, he decided to be decent for once.
After picking up the Toon Hammer and giving himself a hard whack on the head, Heath clutched his head