Luno's talent, by his own account, was "Fluctuation."
At first, Angel had thought "Fluctuation" was a unique, personal talent. But when Luno said that "many Ordovicians have similar talents," his thoughts shifted slightly.
"From what you're saying, Ordovicians have many different kinds of talents?"
Luno nodded. "Yes, Ordovician talents come in all shapes and sizes. Some may have the same initial talent, but because they develop it in different directions, the abilities they ultimately display will also differ."
"Take my initial talent—Fluctuation. Some people might develop it in the direction of water ripples, while others might develop it toward fluctuations in the air... The abilities they end up displaying vary from person to person, and it is difficult for them to be largely the same."
Angel roughly understood what Luno meant: Ordovicians developed different abilities depending on the direction in which they cultivated their talents.
However, that still did not seem to prove that this was not a gift from the world's will.
And besides...
"Didn't you say earlier that what you possess is brain domain power?" Angel asked. "Then is there any connection between the brain domain and the talents you mentioned?"
Luno gave Angel a long, deep look. "Now I'm certain that you truly know absolutely nothing about Ordovicians."
Angel: "..."
After a pause, Luno answered, "Of course they are related. Ordovician talents come from the brain domain..."
As Luno explained, Angel and the others around him gradually came to understand the Ordovician power system.
Simply put, the source of an Ordovician's power was precisely the "brain domain."
The "brain domain" here was not the literal "brain," but something akin to the "thought space" possessed by wizards—a higher-dimensional organ.
Every Ordovician could sense their own "brain domain," but if you asked them to describe exactly where the "brain