Warmth

The outer shell of the stone also reacts with the air, as well as with the heat radiation of your body, which gives the impression that it can produce energy itself. In fact, this does not take place. It only turns a tiny bit of energy into an unbelievable amount from the reaction with the bare air in its environment and releases it back into it. That's why it shimmers that way.

Incidentally, the alloy contains traces of almost all metals I know, interwoven with protein compounds that are completely foreign to me. The chemical liquid in the glass case complexes the individual protein molecules. This means that it occupies the binding sites of the proteins with various ions, especially magnesium and calcium, and thus blocks further reactions. But when it has evaporated, then it starts.

I think we don't have to wait long. ”He finished and now turned his gaze to the lonely stone in the white bowl.

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