~Alright, so you will only accept a beautiful and handso person to use you unless it is soone I designate. You only have to actively help soone you like or soone I designate. Deal?~
~T-That is fine, I guess?~
After going through the soul contract a last ti the contract was finally signed. Most of the clauses were for a ti when Seth or maybe Jonah was not there anymore. All the talk of immortals had made him think of what would happen after he was no more.
Tryx was going to beco an item, that may exist for centuries. Unless the mask was broken she would live forever. She would need to have so agency for herself in a future he may not experience. He had not really thought of things like this before.
With the soul contract fixed, it was ti for the last hard part, to replicate the mask using . Still, he persevered through it and found a way to use the original as a template, since the soul was incorporeal. He worked as quickly as possible while staying precise thanks to the skills of Wraithguard and Forgeright.
He almost threw away his hamr in relief when he finally finished. He was satisfied with the state for the soul mask and quickly turned to infusing the soul armant and quenching the mask in the Waters of Styx.
Face of Deception
Legendary
Phys. Defense:1500
Mag. Defense: 1500
Durability: 9000
1. Blessing of Wind
2. 200% Power on Skills and Spells
3. Azazel's Deception
4. Trait: Natural Charm
5. 35% Power on Illusion Spells
6. Fair Faced
7. Passive Skill: Azazel's Small Illusion Magic
8. Active Skill: Curse of Tryx
9. Active Skill: Fearful Evil Eye
10. Active Skill: Maddening Evil Eye
It's strange..such a little thing.
A mask with enrapturing beauty at first glance, but hiding a dark secret. A wicked item from the hands of Master Smith, the first Master Blacksmith and Master Enchanter of Urth. The Mask may have unforeseen effects depending on its wearer.
Requirent: Tryx Approval, Master Smith's Approval>
There were a few effects Seth had not expected, but the weirdest was still the flavor text, which fell out of the ordinary, the blacksmith couldn't explain what it ant.
Azazel's Deception was the result of the forging ballad and had a "dium chance" to make the viewer perceive the wearer as a loved one, or in a good light. It was a vague effect, but good to have, Seth guessed.
On the other hand, there was Fair Faced, which had a chance to enrapture soone based on their intelligence and willpower. This was similar to a stun, which could give an advantage in battle. This worked well with Natural Charm, which could give a similar effect.
Seth had an inkling about the unforeseen effects these three effects could lead to. Especially when looking at the skills. and showed him the scenes in excruciating detail.
Agra, as a city, was not big. It seed like they didn't have any places to evacuate the civilians within the holy barrier.
The Chiras and the Faer were locked in an unnerving battle, cooperating with the warriors of Mount Agra scattered across the city. But the immortals were not the real problem. They posed no threat to the high-level troops of Minas Mar, although the people fought them rather carefully, executing precise incapacitating cuts instead of dismbering moves.
What really kept them all on their toes during the fight were the elegant epheral figures jumping around the city. Using the soldiers as distractions to evade the warriors, they went after the weaker civilians, showing no distinction between n, won, or children
Seth imdiately recognized the glow people, the Tuatha De. Those monsters that hid their cruelty behind their beauty. What were the things from the fogs of Ypsilon doing here? Why did they co here? What was going on? One thing was for sure, they clearly cooperated with the troops of Y-City.
It was not the first ti Seth faced a terrible tragedy ever since his journey started all the way back in Alpha. Yet, most of the ti in the past he was too busy with himself to step up or he interfered for his own reasons.
If Seth was clear about one thing in his life, then it was that he wasn't a hero. He didn't think about the suffering that was not directly in front of him, one may even say that his empathy was a little lacking. He knew that one person alone could never save everyone, so why try? He never had the desire to save the world from all its ailnts, but...
In the end, he returned to Urth when he could have led a peaceful life in Ora. He did interfere in situations that had nothing to do with him. As much as liked to look the other way for his own ntal health, as much as he found excuses for himself, he did care.
Especially so when there was soone to bla. This wasn't a calamity or a tragedy nobody could have prevented. This was the result of a stupid political agenda, so senseless human greed... These people were killed for soone's egotistical plans. Seeing so many people die because of sothing so vain, his emotion started to boil over and he wanted to lash out.
Suddenly felt a cooling sensation that slightly cald his thoughts but not his heart.
He wanted to vent, he wanted to shout, but he couldn't even start hating the skill, but even when it took away the satisfaction of venting his emotions, it helped clear his thoughts. Thanks to
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