Mood Rings

As it shimmers a shade between purple and blue, a silver bead rolls in a figure-eight, swirling the liquid inside the rounded jewel.

True mood rings come in a pair.
One shows the wearer's mood (the reader).
It's counterpart reads/mimics the first (the receiver).
The duo works over any distance.

Color Meanings:

Black

extreme distress/anger

Yellow

agitated

Green

stormy/between moods

Blue

relaxed/content

Violet

thrilled/passionate

Many beings are able to hide their true emotions on the outside. But the Koujin Tear and Mythical Bi (fire) tap the ki of the person - to see the spirit. How one uses the information gleaned from the knowledge of another's moods could be for good or ill.

A spouse wanting to better understand an extremely introverted partner's moods could be invaluable for a troubled relationship.

On the other hand, forcing someone to wear the reader ring during an interrogation could be considered too intrusive.

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Definition

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Maker

Unknown

Item type

Jewelry / Valuable

Rarity

Rare. One must be willing to make a sacrifice to obtain the components for a pair. The sacrifice is determined after ownership.

Dimensions

Sizes itself to wearer's finger.

Raw materials & Components

Silver

Tear of a Koujin

Several types of bi (fire) from mythical creatures. (Known ones include Kitsune and Tengu.)

Mood Ring Cover by The Creative Exchange on Unsplash