The Goodra relief that was used as part of Miyu's curse, scratched upon what appears to be an ancient clay coin or emblem.

The Indeedee had had some doubts, since it very much looked like a pitcher glas, but the runes below it were unmistakable, written in what appeared to be the precursor to ancient Japanese; they were, once transliterated, the most ancient known name for Goodra. Whether it was simply a very basic sketch someone made, or symbolic of them possibly having been a source for liquids in times of drought, it was difficult to say.

The reliefs Miyu left behind were proper sketches, drawn on sturdy paper and left in the windowless parts of the church, depicting those that had been there.