Artifact 47

ORIGIN: Previously seen being used by an armless intruder to assault Mathew and Aki. Ended up in the possession of Aki after the plane shift

CURRENT USER: Aki

Physical Description
A golden circlet and two white old fashion dress gloves (one left, one right)

Observed Method of Use
Someone puts the circlet on their head and immediately gains the use of the two dress gloves as their primary means of environmental manipulation.
 * This means that characters like Aki who usually uses her feet or some other body part to interact with their environment loses the fine motor dexterity that they previously had with those body parts while using the artifact (though Aki CAN still use her legs for walking)
 * People who still physically have arms, end up losing completely control of their flesh and blood arms and instead have that control redirected to the gloves.

Rules/Laws/Characteristics governing the object

 * When not 'in motion' the gloves float roughly a waist level beside whoever is wearing the circlet.
 * As stated above, use of the object comes at the cost of the ability to use whatever body part they were previously using as their primary means of manipulating the environment.
 * The circlet and the gloves are virtually indestructible
 * But as they become functionally part of the user's body, it is very ill advised to try to use the gloves to reach into an area where it would be a bad idea to reach a flesh and blood hand into
 * Having the circlet removed from on top of the user's head, causes the gloves to no longer float and to fall down limp like normal dress gloves until someone else puts the circlet on top of their head and the gloves move to take 'their place' beside the body of the new wearer of the circlet
 * The gloves are only capable of lifting and pulling at the capacity of a normal human being.
 * So while it is possible that on object could be pulled towards the user, it is highly unlikely that the gloves could be used in a manner similar to a grappling hook to pull the user towards on object.