Ple-Sen
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Alaria thoughtfully examined the assortment at "Luisa's." For the most part, it was similar to the assortment at "Abundance," with the caveat that it wasn't quite as "abundant." However, everything was more expensive, which was understandable. Most of the items didn't particularly interest the Tanarrian, but her gaze lingered on what was undoubtedly a magical bell. Setting aside the questionable nature of the method itself, such an item could be extremely useful for their work. Of course, assuming it was reliable. It was important to understand that this wouldn't solve every problem. Not to mention that using it could create certain problems – if the target resisted the effect and realized they were being tricked. However, the lack of funds spared Alaria from any dilemmas. The Tanarrian definitely wasn't going to try to convince Kenichiro to buy something whose usefulness she wasn't even sure of.
In general, it's something like that. Revan confirmed that those subjected to the bell are aware of it in case of failure, so I wouldn't use it on kings or anything like that. It smells like an item that ends games with party wipes. It only makes sense if we're trying to avoid an already existing problem, for example, when thugs show up and demand a tribute from our characters. And the gift in the form of a watch can be used in other situations as well. It's your character's money, so decide for yourself.
In general, it's something like that. Revan confirmed that those subjected to the bell are aware of it in case of failure, so I wouldn't use it on kings or anything like that. It smells like an item that ends games with party wipes. It only makes sense if we're trying to avoid an already existing problem, for example, when thugs show up and demand a tribute from our characters. And the gift in the form of a watch can be used in other situations as well. It's your character's money, so decide for yourself.