Angel paused, and under everyone’s gaze, slowly said, "Spatial displacement."
As soon as he finished speaking, it was like a clap of thunder crashing down on the wilderness, leaving behind a profound silence in its wake.
Not only was Nis stunned, but Ironclad Granny and Mandhela also showed expressions of surprise, especially Mandhela, who was herself an undead and had once led countless undead. She knew just how rare it was for an undead to possess the ability of spatial displacement.
"Are you telling the truth?" After a long while, Nis finally managed to open his mouth.
Angel nodded, "It’s true. Unfortunately, when I used the Samsara Overture to pull him back from his downfall, the spatial displacement ability disappeared too."
Nis turned his head to look at Tullas, staring at him so intently it seemed his eyes might pop out.
Tullas had been following him all this time, yet as a Soul Witch, Nis hadn’t noticed at all that Tullas was such a potential-rich soul!
Previously, Nis coveted Mandhela, but now it seemed Tullas was even more worthy of study than Mandhela.
"Spatial displacement... This is spatial displacement..."
A mirror space already belongs to the category of crazy interference with the Material Realm; spatial displacement, however, directly enters a state of strong interference with the Material Realm!
This is a soul we’re talking about! In the Energy Realm, it’s not much for a soul to achieve strong interference, but managing this with the Material Realm is extraordinarily rare!
Even for a living wizard, achieving strong interference with the Material Realm isn’t always possible!
"All this time you’ve been with me, why haven’t you mentioned before that your previous ability was spatial displacement?" Nis asked with the tone of a resentful spouse, looking at Tullas.
Tullas opened his mouth but said nothing. It wasn’t that he didn’t want to speak; Angel had strictly forbidden him from revealing what happened in that little space to anyone else.
Even though Tullas didn’t reply, Nis wasn’t upset. Instead, his gaze was full of admiration: "Why don’t you break away from Angel and follow me from now on? I’ll treat you well."
The closer Nis got, the more Tullas backed away, shaking his head as he retreated.
Just as Nis was about to approach Tullas’s face, Angel sighed, stepped between the two, and blocked Nis’s advance.
"Trying to poach someone right in front of me, are you acting like I’m not even here?" Angel said, feigning irritation.
Nis, feeling no shame, replied, "I’m only doing this for Tullas’s good; following you won’t lead anywhere."
Angel raised an eyebrow, "But following you, he would be led astray."
"Exactly," chimed in a crisp voice.
Angel turned to see that the voice agreeing with him belonged to Mandhela. When Mandhela noticed Angel looking her way, she rolled her eyes slightly and then lowered her head.
"These unrelated issues can wait for now," Angel refocused on Nis. "Though it’s unclear why Tullas ultimately lost his spatial displacement ability, he did once engage with the Space Series. Given that, shouldn’t there be some compatibility between him and the Mirror Grudge’s mirror space?"
Although Nis was forcibly brought back to the topic, he couldn’t help but cast one last admiring look at Tullas before responding to Angel. "It’s quite normal for the spatial displacement ability to disappear, as this involves the undead’s Soul Power issue. If you have time, you can seek it out and see for yourself."
"Returning to Tullas’s compatibility issue, it’s still unclear whether he and the Mirror Grudge can achieve compatibility. But at least in terms of space, there’s a high level of compatibility." Nis: "Moreover, spatial displacement could also be considered soul interference... Previously, I saw no hope that Tullas could consume the Mirror Grudge, but now there seems to be a chance."
"However, I’ll need to personally examine the Mirror Grudge and Tullas’s soul body before making the final judgment."
Angel thought for a moment and nodded, "Alright, once I return, I’ll bring the Mirror Grudge for Nis the Wizard to evaluate."
Nis hastily added, "Don’t forget Tullas."
"Of course, I’ll take Tullas along when the time comes."
It was apparent that Nis still harbored ulterior motives concerning Tullas, but Angel didn’t point it out. Tullas was free, and if he chose to follow Nis in the future, Angel would not stop him... Though the likelihood was low, especially given Mandhela’s presence.
"Actually, Mandhela can come along too," Nis brazenly suggested.
Angel smiled slightly, "Let’s leave it at that. I believe if Mandhela went to your Soul Valley, she’d be tempted to kill you."
Technically called Soul Valley, those who’ve been there know it should rather be called Naked Valley. With Mandhela’s temperament, it would surely create an upheaval.
Nis pretended not to hear Angel’s teasing, beaming, "Then I’ll look forward to your arrival."