Yes, it's the Executioner who holds her own eye.
Fu Qian has always had a keen interest in abstract art.
The items found in box 1-330 can somewhat answer the previous question.
There's indeed a clockwork, and it even appears as a bride.
Overall, calling it Clockwork Xi'er seems quite appropriate.
Yet, drawing from rich project experience and extraordinary artistic insight, Fu Qian easily interpreted more.
If memory serves, Lady Nepheli once introduced the legend of Princess Xing's Eyes.
It's said that the reason the two eyes can react to each other is due to a tormented noble yearning to see herself dismembered.
Considering the elements are so fitting, Fu Qian instantly suspected the doll might be modeled after that person.
So is the Executioner related to the Power of Joy, or the Lord of Father's Amnion?
If the speculation holds true, it's undeniably shocking news.
Indeed, none of these Superior Beings ceased to leave their marks on history.
