When asked about its innate talent, Gabriel visibly hesitated.
But when it thought of the "contract of indenture" it would sign with the Dream Mirror Organization afterward, it relaxed. Since it would be working for Dream Mirror in the future, it naturally had to explain its abilities, or it might accidentally injure someone.
With that thought, Gabriel said, "You can think of it as a curse."
Angel said, "From the sound of it, it isn't a curse?"
Gabriel shook its head. "Until I entered Trial Wonderland today, I always thought I possessed a 'curse' talent. But according to the information from Trial Wonderland, this talent of mine isn't a curse, but..."
"Dark Word Spirit."
Dark Word Spirit? Angel raised an eyebrow.
He knew what Word Spirit meant: words becoming reality.
Simply put, whatever you said came to pass; whatever you talked about appeared.
In the mystical side, there were even wizards who specialized in studying Word Spirits. As Angel knew, even the current leader of Savage Cave—the "Silent Warlock," Rheinmut—had once studied Word Spirits for a time, hoping to follow that school.
But later, Rheinmut said he had no talent for learning Word Spirits and gave up on it.
Thus, Angel knew relatively much about Word Spirits. When he had crammed wizarding knowledge before, he had even skimmed some of the "basic principles" behind them.
But he did not know much about what "Dark Word Spirit" was.
Angel looked toward Gabriel, intending to ask for its opinion, but Gabriel said it did not know either. "I always thought I had a curse talent. Dark Word Spirit—I only heard of it today as well."
"Then dark..." Angel had barely begun to speak when Laplace interrupted him.
"I've heard of the Dark Word Spirit talent."
Angel and Gabriel were both taken aback