From the outside, it was a box that was far from being considered ornate.
Inside lay a long, twisted stone. Its shape was so abstract that Gauss didn't even realize it was a statue at first. That was, until the Identification Technique yielded its result.
"What in the world is this thing?" Gauss blinked.
Through his Identification Technique, the appraisal result was described as follows:
"A strange statue. Perhaps you can use it to communicate with a certain Great Entity?"
The result was incredibly simple, yet equally vague. It was worth noting that such an ambiguous result was, in itself, a clue. Normally, only special items would fail to yield specific and clear details when Gauss used his Identification Technique.
