Vanne also bought a summoning medallion. It was of the highest quality available—a small, disc-shaped artifact made of polished obsidian, its surface etched with intricate runes that pulsed with a faint, ethereal light. Such medallions were primarily used by Alchemical Sorcerers, particularly battle summoners who relied on their contractual beasts to aid them in combat. However, it did not mean that ordinary sorcerers could not use them.
The medallion was capable of accommodating even a Second-Grade magic beast—a rare and valuable feature that made it exceptionally expensive. But Vanne did not hesitate. He demanded no refusal, and August, being naturally close to Vanne and used to his straightforward nature, did not mind at all.
He was always like this, August could not help but think, a warm smile crossing his lips. Generous to a fault.
The medallion was a practical gift—a tool that would keep Horus safe, allowing August to summon his Hippogryph companion at a moment's notice.
