There were many ways for mysterious objects to come into being: some were forged by hand, some arose naturally, and others... evolved from the wondrous innate talents of certain lifeforms.
Tang Xia'er's False Teeth was one such mysterious object.
Although Tang Xia'er's teeth had brought boundless nightmares into his life, from another perspective, they could be considered an inborn talent. —Did a negatively boosted talent even count as... a talent? Barely, perhaps.
In the end, Tang Xia'er's "teeth" talent had, through some unknown convergence of timing, place, and circumstance, become a mysterious object.
Though countless people despised this mysterious object, it was still a mysterious object in the end.
By the same logic, Angel vaguely suspected that Edward's wondrous talent might also have a chance of giving rise to something mysterious.
Just like Tang Xia'er's teeth.
Though this guess was wildly far-fetched and entirely Angel's own personal conviction, he inexplicably felt that the possibility was quite high.
Edward's talent was simply too wondrous.
Angel had seen quite a few strange talents, but one like Edward's—using nothing more than Fairy Blood that was not particularly powerful to create astonishing effects from thin air—
There was no second.
This ability to create special effects out of nothing already carried a faint whiff of mystery.
Perhaps in the future, Edward's talent really could create a mysterious object...
However, generally speaking, mysterious objects that evolved from wondrous talents only became mysterious objects after the lifeform had died, through some fortuitous convergence of circumstances.
While Edward was alive, it was basically impossible for his talent to evolve into a mysterious object.
Then... should he kill him?
Angel rubbed his chin, his gaze sweeping Edward up and down. In the end, he decided against it.
Even mysterious objects evolved from wondrous talents required a certain convergence