Nick still had many questions about Gwen.
What form did she actually exist in now? She certainly was not a ghost, because Nick's evil-banishing Light of the Heart not only could not hurt her, but actually made her feel very comfortable.
She said she would soon have a physical form, but what level would she reach once she had fully recovered?
The magic Sir Galahad had displayed at the hospital, which resembled stopping time, had been extraordinarily powerful. Would Gwen in her complete form possess similar magical abilities in the future?
The process of separating Gwen from the Vengeful Spirit with Light of the Heart had cost her most of her memories, but according to her, she might have entered a muddled, unconscious state as early as a thousand years ago.
What exactly had caused her to become the White Lady? Were there more similar cases behind those urban legends?
Nick had read plenty of webnovels in his previous life and knew a little about concepts such as worship being poisonous, but he did not think things were that simple.
At the very least, his Sir Galahad did not seem to have that problem. After all, in terms of legendary fame, the Knights of the Round Table were far better known than a certain Lady of the Lake.
Sir Galahad's standing among the Knights of the Round Table, after all, placed him firmly in the top three, behind only King Arthur and Lancelot even at the very worst.
However, Nick soon put these questions out of his mind. With his current standing and strength, there was no telling whether he could even find a channel through which to learn such information.
If he accidentally stumbled upon something forbidden and the hidden side of this world came knocking, he probably would