Contractual Re-Creation

Reggie fights with his wallet. Any object he's purchased and kept a receipt for can be materialized instantly at full size, cars, knives, construction equipment, whatever the situation demands. The technique turns commercial transactions into a combat inventory, and Reggie's power scales directly with how much he's spent.

The receipts function as compressed blueprints. Summoning something costs far less cursed energy than the object's physical mass would suggest, making it an energy-efficient way to drop heavy objects on people. Reggie can also dismiss summoned items to reclaim receipts for reuse.

Against Megumi, Reggie opened by dropping a pickup truck from the sky. When that didn't work, he pivoted to tactical summoning, knives for close combat, water to counter specific shikigami, heavy objects to deny movement. The fight was a strategic chess match: Reggie systematically analyzed each of Megumi's Ten Shadows summons and pulled receipts that specifically countered them.

Reggie's downfall was Chimera Shadow GardenChimera Shadow GardenDomain ExpansionMegumi's domain turns the entire battlefield into shadow. Liquid darkness floods the ground, coats every surface, and plunges the area into his territory. Within this space, his Te.... His receipts summon physical objects, and Megumi's domain turned every surface into liquid shadow that swallowed physical matter. Reggie's last move, materializing an entire house on top of Megumi, just sank into the darkness. When your gimmick is 'summon heavy things' and the battlefield eats heavy things, the gimmick stops working.