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Unbearable Weight

A crystal-encrusted crown, the royal laurel from the silicon-based lifeforms planet of the Totton, a living fossil of the monarchy's history. The life forms of this race have clear crystal bodies. They think and communicate through internally generated electrical signals. When a Tottonid dies, it becomes pure mineral. Illnesses in its body turn it brightly colored. Each deceased Tottonid emperor will be embedded in this crown of laurels composed of the remains of previous emperors. The Tottonid believe this crown brings the wisdom of generations to its rulers. It's also the reason why the rulers of the Tottonid have always been unusually large, heavy, and beautiful.

Rating Pistol

While it has the appearance of a common forehead thermometer, it also has a slightly closed eye on it, which spins around quite obscenely when picked up. What a mischievous look. It's clearly not using infrared, and has its own fixed scoring system. Point it at any common object and "Beep" — Pom-Pom 1 point, Himeko 9 points, the lab's large glass doors 10 points, space flowers 2 points... March 7th however, cannot be scored. As for its inherent scoring logic, each researcher has his or her own interpretation, which could almost be compiled into a book called The Rating Pistol Rating Logic.

Crackup Conch

A polished conch, covered in a pattern of planetary rings. Hold it to your ear to hear distant jokes told in the conch. As long as you can hold back from laughing, you can slowly obtain the power offered by the being within the conch. Those who try to gain power in this way will eventually die in a depression of unmatched intensity. Legend says three previous users are still alive and living in seclusion.

Scrap Brazing Rod

A tool to explore the geological structure of alien planets. Mainly made of the 108th elemental metal from a deceased planet. Its body emits a glowing blue radiance, appearing as if the user is holding nothing. The sensor at the end points to where the user came from and guides him or her on the way back. No matter how hard the geological structure of the planet is, just gently insert the scrap brazing rod into the surface of the planet, and it can analyze a great deal of geological data. It is a sacred object in the eyes of those researchers who are fascinated with the study of planetology.

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