Chapter 44
With the distraction of the Experience Orb resolved, dividing up the remaining three spirits beca easy and relaxed.
Although Sonya strongly demanded that all three spirits go to Ashe, after careful consideration, Ashe chose to take the two less valuable spirits for himself - "Foxfire" and "Lamplight" - and gave the most useful "Moon Silk" to Sonya.
Foxfire:
A single-wing spirit.
Limitation: The sorcerer must have a tail.
Basic Effect: Lash out a varying number of blue flas with the tail. The blue flas can cling to a specific target and burn for a period of ti. The target feels no pain and may even experience pleasure.
Passive Effect: The sorcerer's fur becos more lush and flammable.
"Pain and pleasure are but illusions. When you burn away the disguise of skin, you see the inner truth."
Lamplight:
A single-wing spirit.
Limitation: The sorcerer must possess a light source or be near one.
Basic Effect: Emit a lamp light that can float freely according to your will.
Passive Effect: You beco more spirited in well-lit areas.
"It is not light that dispels darkness, but darkness that chases light."
Moon Silk:
A single-wing spirit.
Limitation: The sorcerer must possess a light source or be near one.
Basic Effect: Produce nurous temporarily suspended and taut strands of moonlight.
Passive Effect: You beco more agile under moonlight.
"Hear the moonlight weaving the veil of night."
Clearly, "Foxfire" and "Lamplight" were the fox dragon's main ans of attack - attaching Foxfire to Lamplight creates flexible and sustained fiery assaults.
Fortunately, they had ambushed the sleeping fox dragon. Otherwise, just the "Foxfire Lamplight" combo would have been enough to overwhelm them, not to ntion the "Moon Silk" - Sonya tried it out, and it can produce razor-sharp suspended strands of moonlight in midair. Anyone running into them would be sliced apart instantly. It was like a litigious trap.
Ashe had wanted to take "Moon Silk" too, but he wouldn't be able to use spirits in prison, so having such a good spirit would be aningless. Hence he chose "Foxfire" and "Lamplight
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