Surveying the shelves of the workshop, Keion searched for the stock of their most potent souls. Nothing less would suffice for this enchantment, as the Prince's life quite literally depended on the boots functioning perfectly. Finding what he was looking for, he picked two of the smallest diamonds they used to hold their farmed souls. He studied them for a moment before returning to the boots.

He had made a small adjustment to Akagi's plans for the boots. He instructed the shoemaker to sew tiny pockets in the front of the boots, a place for Keion to put the diamonds which held the souls for the enchantment. He wanted the enchantment as strong as it could possibly be and so needed to keep the souls within the diamonds. Picking up the first boot, he ran his hands along the inside of one of the straps to find the pocket.

Finding the little pocket, he slipped one of the tiny diamonds inside of it, ensuring the pocket had been made properly and the diamond had no chance of sliding out of it. Satisfied with it, he slid the tome closer to him on the table and turned his focus to creating the enchantment on the boot.

Fully satisfied with the enchantment on the boot, he picked it up and shook it all around to double check if the diamond would remain in place. It did, and he paused in his work long enough to take a sip of water before starting on the next boot.