Kelly, who had been quietly observing, spoke up. "Oh, those are glasz crystals. Quite rare, especially one of this size," he remarked. As his words hung in the air, everyone turned their attention to him, surprised by his knowledge.
"And how do you know that?" soone asked.
Kelly smiled and replied, "What do you think I went to the library for?"
"Tell us sothing useful than, is it worth anything" Reo said his eyes sparkling with greed.
"Glasz crystals were basically a type of raw gemstone. Though they held no special properties, their luster and radiance made them popular among the noble ladies and their daughters. They were often processed into rings, earrings, pendants, and such other jewelry to be given as gifts. Apparently, most girls were overjoyed to receive glasz jewelry as gifts. It was among the top three jewels used in proposal rings. Just think of it as a more expensive diamond ring"
"Who cares? It’s beautiful, I want one," Kei exclaid with infatuation. Her words echoed the sentints of every girl who had heard Kelly’s explanation. The allure of the glasz crystal had captivated them all.
Amidst the enchantnt, Daichi smirked and dashed towards the largest crystal, confidently declaring, "Don’t worry, if you want it, it will be yours." However, before his hand could make contact, five individuals, sensing impending danger, instinctively shouted at him.
"NO!" "Stop!" "Idiot!" "Don’t!" "Shit!"
Agawa, Ayase, Kenji, Ayato, and Kelly sprinted towards Daichi, their warnings falling on deaf ears. It was already too late. The mont Daichi made contact, a magic circle materialized at the heart of the crystal. The trap had been set, targeting anyone foolish enough to touch the glasz crystal. "If it seems too good to be true, then it probably is." That was one of the world’s golden rules. The magic circle glowed intensely, expanding to engulf the entire room. It was reminiscent of the fateful day they had been summoned.
"Crap, retreat! Everyone get out, now!" Agawa’s words spurred everyone into action, and they all scrambled for the exit... but they didn’t make it in ti. Light filled the room, and before long white was the only thing anyone could see. Everyone was assailed by a montary sensation of weightlessness, and they all disappeared from the room.
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