Each box contained hundreds of rings, and since his mana generation had taken a hit, or otherwise known as normalized, even Alan Peccator was empty by the end of it.
Transforming eighteen hundred normal rings into spatial rings consumed a lot of power; an average spatial sorcerer that wasn't a dragon could manage only a hundred at most.
However, the ordeal wasn't without benefit, since Alan had undoubtedly gotten better at crafting spatial rings. He could increase the original capacity of the spatial rings to three hundred and sixty items, but in addition, he could craft the other, more commonly used type of spatial ring as well.
It was relatively simple; the problem lay not in his magic or his understanding of it, but rather, his thinking. Previously, when Alan had created the first batch of spatial rings, his main focus was on the inventory system most commonly used by games. He had designed the spatial rings based on that.
