
+1 to spell damage for each point of attractiveness (not increased by other modifiers), only for Camistella.
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- What a funny idea, where else would you see something like that? - "become a king and squander your homeland," Genza muses. - But let's see first how favorable today is to me.
Nodding to the saleswoman, he returns to the claw machine. He takes off his gloves, warms up and blows on his hands, rubs them, then spins a lighter in his fingers. He takes out a coin, blows on it for good luck, and finally inserts it and gets to work.

- Oh, congratulations, such a thing will decorate any home, but you know - the more of them there are, the stronger the revitalizing effect.
Gury-Gury Plush Toys
1: No effect.
2: No effect.
3: No effect.
4: No effect.
5: +1 to Defense.
10: +50% to Health.
Only different ones count.
Added 10 minutes ago
Luca (in parentheses - Lucretia) glanced with interest at what Camistella had written and nodded approvingly.
- The fifth point is very unusual; no one has mentioned anything like this before. - Pointing with her gaze at one of the pictures for sale, she continues. - Is a physical form like this or is it already too much? A long time ago, I came across an opinion that powerful musculature is actually unpopular with women, but this is not a topic that often comes up in conversation, so I have not yet been able to confirm or deny this idea.
Erica did not comment on Luca and Jack's "fun conversation," but merely smiled slightly.
- Oh! If I leave my entry in this book, will you give me a discount on my recent purchase? - she asked, looking slightly displeased that she had not been warned about this book...