Misty Gold did indeed open her mouth, but she did not say a single word. Instead, she began to sing.
The song's content was unexpectedly not so absurd. There was neither a dark fairy tale nor any hint that grew more terrifying the more one thought about it. She was simply singing of Swan Lake bathed in moonlight.
Though the lyrics were nothing worth mentioning, Misty Gold's voice was far too cold and ghostly. Her high notes were sharp and frigid, her low notes bizarre and grotesque. An ordinary song had somehow taken on the atmosphere of a phantom theater.
By Angel's standards, this song could be considered an alternative kind of art.
Moreover, Angel could sense some of Misty Gold's emotions through her singing.
They unexpectedly matched the personality that Madness had described.
Misty Gold was indeed feeling guilty. She was also doing her utmost to use this song to convey her remorse to Angel, hoping to gain his forgiveness.
Though Angel did not understand why she believed singing could earn forgiveness. Was it a custom of the Nightmare Realm, or did Shava enjoy listening to songs?
Since Misty Gold was sincerely expressing remorse, perhaps Madness's earlier claim that she was a shy person had some truth to it as well? If that was true, then when Angel had first arrived at Duoling Garden and turned back to look at Misty Gold, her scream and sudden flight seemed understandable.
But what was Misty Gold's personality really like? Was she truly shy? Before entering the castle, Angel might have attached great importance to such matters. But now, with the pressure of the dinner party looming over him, these things were not particularly important.
There was only one thing on Angel's mind now: once Misty Gold finished singing, he would still