Four: currently unknown.
Item cost: each use consumes a large amount of stamina, sanity, and creative inspiration. New paintings must be added periodically, and old paintings must be exhibited. Warning: paintings must receive the Gallery's approval.
What a powerful Mysterious Object...!
Chen Lun thought.
Spirituality was the most important part of every person. It was the source of sanity and the foundation that allowed extraordinary characteristics to remain within the body.
The power to capture spirituality was an extremely advanced extraordinary method.
This was formed from the remains of a Saint of the [Flesh Faction] and contains extraordinary characteristics of the High Sequence. It most likely corresponds to [Sequence 4-Sin-Eater]...
A thoughtful look appeared on Chen Lun's face.
There seems to be something I can do with the [White Bone Gallery]'s second effect.
Once the Circus members gained a few more levels, perhaps he could have Noah copy their abilities, or even some of Chen Lun's own, to leave behind these "budget extraordinary paintings (limited-time offer)."
That way, the Circus would have another signature specialty.
I really am a great philanthropist!
Chen Lun marveled.
I've come up with another way to help the players.
Then something else occurred to him, leaving him puzzled.
When that group of players in his previous life had been thrashed by Noah, the [White Bone Gallery] must have captured their spirituality and characteristics, causing them to lose their Extraordinary Power for a time.
But why hadn't they been "permanently banned," becoming ordinary people from then on?
In terms of game mechanics alone, that certainly made sense; otherwise, the players would have been unable to keep playing. But based on the [White Bone Gallery]'s description now, this was clearly contradictory.
Was it because the players could resurrect, and their refreshed bodies upon respawning pulled back the