Beautiful, fragile, and cute.
This is the first impression.
Then, the inhuman story unfolded.
Tangible things eventually dissipate, and the gems can be broken into pieces and put back together again.
We are all immortals, so why are we still worried about what kind of tragedy will happen?
Fasfa Feileite, Phosphophyllite, a 300-year-old young boy, has a new "job" on his 300th birthday.
——Become a judge of ancient creatures.
Although... There is still a long way to go.
"Ahhhhh! Lord, why are you broken again! Leave it to me, and not even a single fragment will be let go!"
Honmaru swords are just mediocre 3D restorers.
*It's still sparse copywriting, as long as you can read it.
*The plot of "Gems Don't Go Away" (probably), "The Kingdom of Blades", is written to hurt you and me, and it will kill you like crazy.
*Just wanted to write about the original Fass. When looking at fan art, I like multi-method operations. Maybe one day I will have an alloy method, lapis lazuli method, moon method or something like that. I think it will be a side story...
*Fate update.
Concept: The world of the Pure Land is filled with gems, and the gems are saved by the same cold sword.
