Enchantnts in Artifacts were like Skills in individuals or Items. They represented the special advantages an Artifact bestowed upon its users, and depending mostly on its Rank, Class or Tier, an Artifact could possess more than one or two Enchantnts of various asures. But at the sa ti, they could also possess just one.
In the end, it was all entirely based on luck.
And it seems I struck out this ti...
The Ring of Solomon Artifact possessed not one or two Enchantnts, but four of them.
As if the Crown's Veil enchantnt wasn't good enough already, there was also an Enchantnt with effects that similarly counterbalanced the aforentioned.
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[{Ruler's Authority}: Magnify your presence and authority with a single gaze. As a king, all subjects shall bow. Note: this induces a psychological paralysis on its victims, but effects may wane and vary depending on the ntal fortitude of the victim and repeated exposure.]
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As if the Crown's Veil enchantnt wasn't good enough already, there was also a last and final Enchantnt displayed on the list!
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[{Solomon's Court}...]
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The Enchantnt read in bold and the descriptions followed.
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[{Solomon's Court}: This Ring possesses the mark of The King's Authority, and servants shall beckon at your call. Note: the enchantnt summons a servant. Certain restrictions, risks, and plausibilities may apply to this enchantnt. The 'Servant' summoned may be a Demon of a much higher level rank than the user, and this can lead to the Summon attacking the user if they deem them unworthy and weak.
Consequently, the user is also liable to add a mber or mbers, to your Court or Family based on the user's power level...
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The second Enchantnt was so sort of intimidation skill, while the last and final one was like so summoning skill.
'But what's this about a Demon... My thoughts were drawn to this particular aspect.
The descriptions this ti had a lot more details and explanation, and so part were particularly disturbing and worrying, and there were three particular aspects to deliberate on.
The Solomon's Court enchantnt allowed to summon a 'servant' from my 'court' to my side at any ti I wished, but the servant summoned could be a Demon, and even worse, one that was very high level and higher ranked than I am. At the sa ti, I could also add a mber to my Court...
This doesn't make sense...I mumbled inwardly as I peered down at the ring. It was still sucking and absorbing bits of my Aura little by little, leaving constant drained.
'It says I can summon a mber from my Court, but I don't have anything like that.'
Wasn't a Court like one of those things made up of a close group of people or aide gathered together to help or serve a king or an emperor? I more or less was familiar with this system from earth because even if it seems like it had been long abolished, it more or less still existed in nearly every corner of the present day Earth.
It didn't take too long until I received a response form ta.
[Affirmative. The keyword once again here is in the na of the Enchantnt.] It was curt and succinct as always, but ta's response was the right push I needed to understand the direction the Ring was proposing.
The keyword is in the na of the Enchantnt... Solomon's Court.
That was it.
The Court I can summon from isn't from mine, but from King Solomon, the initial owner of the bronze ring.
Taking a second look, it also kind of said so in the description.
'...the ring possess the mark of the King's Authority.' although this could be defined as a few other anings.
"No, but this just brings in more question. Why does King Solomon have a Court of Demons?"
Unless...he was a Demon himself?
My eyes sharpened.
'That's possible.' as soon as I concluded this, i looked at the Throne sitting Infront of , and at the grand grandeur of the golden Throne room.
Laplace's Dungeon. The Demon Lord of Entropy.
What was a seemingly 'ordinary' Artifact like this doing in such a place? But why does it say Solomon's Ring, and not Laplace's Ring. Or even Laplace's Dungeon instead of Solomon's Dungeon?
'How are the two related?
Could Laplace be Solomon? Or was Solomon Laplace, or so kind of relative or sothing?
"This is getting troubleso." I knew I'd eventually get tangled up with the Demon race eventually after that vision, but this was just too soon.
I restrained a sigh for the mont and continued with the descriptions. This was the part I wouldn't enjoy.
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