Thanks to the slowed passage of time, Mu You had time to examine the card carefully.
Lines of explanatory text in Star Spirit Script had appeared on the previously blank back of the card.
Fortunately, he had practiced the Star Spirit Language quite a bit lately, so he could just about make sense of it.
[Fools, failed creations God made on a whim. Creatures blended from four parts foolishness, three parts reason, two parts agility, and one part savagery.] [Card ability, 'Fool Barrier': As a Fool, how could you not have enough time to think? When the holder meets every condition defining a 'Fool,' the 'Fool Barrier' will activate automatically. The ratio of time flow inside and outside the barrier is 360:1. Neither foot may move within the barrier, and no part of the body may extend even slightly beyond it. Otherwise, the barrier will stop immediately. It may be activated for a maximum of ten seconds per day.]
"A barrier that speeds up time?"
Mu You was quite surprised. So the Fool card did have an ability; it simply required certain conditions to activate.
He studied the definition of a "Fool," then looked at his current stats, and finally began to understand.
"Three parts reason, two parts agility, and one part savagery" actually referred to the three primary stats: intelligence, agility, and strength. They needed to be in a ratio of 3:2:1.
The points he had allocated by chance just now had brought those three stats to 12 intelligence, 8 agility, and 4 strength, accidentally fulfilling that exact condition.
As for "four parts foolishness," Mu You guessed that foolishness here probably did not refer to a stat, but rather a spirit of adventure.
"Four parts foolishness must outweigh three parts reason." In other words, his adventurous spirit