Typically, enchantments were only inscribed on materials with fixed properties because fluid properties increased the complexity of devising the formula exponentially. Fluid properties were far too variable, and they also had the added burden of needing additional reinforcement to maintain the enchantment.0

These materials were so difficult to enchant that they were infamous among enchanters. According to them, these volatile materials would vanish unpredictably during the enchantment process, shortening the enchanter’s lifespan from the shock.0

And right now, in front of Lea, was the giant White Phoenix Fire egg which possessed both fluidity and volatility.0

“…”0

Inspecting the White Phoenix Fire egg that was offered to her, she carefully picked up her brush and began to inscribe the formula she had prepared.5

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She began with inscribing the Spatial Separation enchantment which isolated and tied down the material to a different space. It was a required enchantment for the Southern Flame Feather, which tended to burn itself up if left unattended due to its strong expending properties.0

However, before she could even finish inscribing the framework, the flame of the Southern Flame Feather surged from inside White Phoenix Fire, burning away the painstakingly inscribed pattern.0

Aghast at how her work had literally gone up in smoke, she covered her eyes with her palms and muttered, “I’m screwed…”0

Given the notoriously bad reputation of fire-attributed materials among enchanters, she had somewhat prepared herself. However, upon facing the situation that was far beyond her expectations, she felt the immediate urge to flee, her resolve this morning now seeming laughably inadequate.0

How am I supposed to enchant something that resets the inscribed enchantment pattern every five seconds?0

What made it worse was that the enchantments requested by Se-Hoon, the Spatial Separation and Designated Inscription enchantments, were among the most voluminous enchantments she knew. Even normally, it would take hours to inscribe, and yet she was supposed to succeed under the condition that her work would...2