After hearing Feng's story, no matter how slow-witted Angel might be, he understood that the "Mad Hatter" in the tale was undoubtedly connected to the mysterious magic pattern in some way.
"Could the Mad Hatter in the story be the source of the mysterious magic pattern's birth?"
If that was true, then this might not have been a fairy tale at all, but something that had truly existed.
It reminded Angel of the barren space where he had first encountered Tulas, and the mysterious object he had missed. That mysterious object had been born from a legendary conman who had truly existed in history—Lucas.
Feng nodded. "According to my research, there really was a genius hatmaker named Louis in that world's history. It has simply been too long, and what happened back then is difficult to trace. Whether it was a fairy tale or a true story can no longer be determined. However, since this person truly existed, he must have had some connection to the mysterious magic pattern. There is a very high chance that he was the source of its birth."
When Feng reached this point, his tone became slightly hesitant. "But what puzzles me is that what was ultimately born was a magic pattern, rather than the hat made from Tea Tea's fur in the story."
The birth of mysterious objects followed no fixed pattern across the countless planes. Just like how no one from Lucas's era, whether ordinary people or wizards, had expected that Lucas's mouth, filled with lies, would ultimately become a mysterious object.
Although no law governing the birth of mysterious objects could be found, once their general origins were confirmed, it was still possible to narrow down the scope.
The most wondrous thing in that fairy tale was Louis's hat. The white hat