Well, Kurumi's first thought was that it reminded her of a scary old woman in her town who tricked people into thinking that she could see the future by looking into one of those things. Kurumi had given her some coins once to see if she would get strawberry milk at dinner and the woman had said without a doubt that she would. Kurumi had arrived home and there was no strawberry milk. She had been very disappointed.

Oh, right! She was supposed to say what she thought the object was. Well, everyone had already gone over the crystal ball bit. "I believe that that is made from beryllium aluminum silicate, which is more commonly known as beryl," Kurumi said with her hand raised. "Due to it being one of the more transparent gems, it is often used for divination. Although, I believe rock crystal is also used."