Miracle of Clairvoyance (Hitting the Invisible Card in an Envelope!)

## Miracle of Clairvoyance (Guessing the chosen card from multiple envelopes containing invisible cards!)
*Please prepare a normal Bicycle deck with red backs.*

**Phenomenon**
You have the spectator choose a card and place it in an envelope of their choice.
You also place 3-4 other cards of your choice into envelopes and shuffle them together with the envelope containing the chosen card.
The performer touches each envelope with their palm and successfully identifies the envelope containing the chosen card. (There are no gimmicks in the envelopes.)
Furthermore, the performer correctly guesses the suit and number of the card, and when the envelope is opened, it is a perfect match.

There are countless ways to guess a chosen card in card magic, but card control is the basic method, so it doesn't have much impact on spectators who are familiar with magic.
Guessing an invisible card that you can't control is a unique and incredibly surprising feat.

**Performance Points**
1. A card force is required to perform this phenomenon.
* There are several methods of forcing, so please search for them on YouTube, etc., and use the method that suits you best.
2. The sensor is set in the middle of your elbow and wrist, so long sleeves are essential, but we also introduce methods for performing in short sleeves or standing positions.
3. The sensor detection is signaled by a vibrator.

**Set Contents**
1. RFID tag detection unit (sensor mounting band, 9V battery included)
Size: 95mm x 60mm x 21mm (thickness)
2. 3 cards with RFID tags (numbers and suits are random)
* The ultra-thin RFID tags are undetectable.
3. 5 mini envelopes (available at 100 yen stores, etc., so feel free to change them)
4. Instructions

**About the Work**
This is an original work by DIY MAN, a magician with decades of experience.
In the past, we sold two-digit numbers of the original Haunted BOX, but it was a bit large and difficult to carry around, so we considered creating something that could be used in a pocket and came up with this work.
It is a far cry from a simple card guess and is incredibly surprising.

There are methods to send signals to a mobile phone, etc., but this would increase the cost and could lead to communication problems depending on the environment, so we focused on stability and cost-effectiveness and aimed to create something that could be done for less than 10,000 yen.