Shortly after Kyra expended a great amount of effort to placate Mirelia, the latter began tidying up their store with a helpless sigh. She lazily yet skillfully returned everything to its original position with a water spell.
At the same time, many destructible objects were also pieced back together. It was as if time was rewinding itself. Unfortunately, it only seemed that.
Most destructible furniture was cheap, replaceable, and simple to repair or reform. On the other hand, the magical pearls that were damaged were not so simple to fix with magic alone.
Behind their simple and beautiful surfaces were filled with an untold number of runic inscriptions that intricately interconnected in layers to produce their specific effects.
Such miraculous creations, no doubt, couldn't have been produced without a great demand for dexterity of hands, sharpness of eyesight, and focus of mind, in addition to the correlating knowledge and fine tools required to engage in the craft.
