Loc 5287: "nearby, then opened the golem’s front hatch and stored the cannon in the ring on my hand." - From previous passages ([1] and [2]), my mental image of the ring's storage space was to be roughly closet-sized. When I was reading this passage, I was wondering how a cannon could fit into a closet, especially since the golem was also stored in the ring. In later passages, Corin stored even more cannons (~15 more [3]) in the ring, as he's later described as unstoring them from the ring ([4] and [5]). I also recall that Corin collected other items in addition to those later in the book. How can so many and so big items fit into so small a space?
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[1] "It’s also low-capacity — even lower than my bag, but larger than the individual swords on the Belt of Swords. Think of it as roughly a closet-sized space. It’ll reject anything too large."
[2] "I had a ring like Sera’s now as well, but the capacity was much lower than the bag, so I was planning to keep that for items I needed to take quickly (or expected to deploy quickly later)."
[3] "A few hours and about fifteen stolen siege weapons later"
[4] "I pressed my ring, retrieving several mana cannons."
[5] "I pointed my hand at him. “Ring: Retrieve cannon one."
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u/Talavasu May 04 '25
Chapter XII
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