Certain
Precise
Precise adjective - Meeting the highest standard of accuracy.
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- Secret missions in Devil May Cry series are usually crafted for testing a certain skill, like jumping, precise aiming or avoiding damage.
Source: Not the Intended Use - There's also the Book of Vile Darkness, which provides some spells that only work by eating the flesh/organs of a certain individual, such as Absorb Mind, which provides a chance to gain certain information by eating a piece (one ounce to be precise) of the subject's brain.
- Cats Have Nine Lives: or, to be more precise, can come back from the underworld eight times without drinking from Lethe Celestial Deadline: Prospero needs to be rescued in a certain amount of time.
Source: Literature / Prospero's Daughter
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