Chapter 1394: Section 1395 Special Soul
It was precisely because the White Light Bullet of the Samsara Overture had such a mechanism that Angel had always believed the initial test subject had long since dissipated due to internal energy disorder and imbalance.
But now, Isabel suddenly told him that not only had this undead not dissipated, but it had also become the source of chaos in Black Castle?!
How could this be? What exactly happened?
âWas her appearance caused by you?â Isabella, who had been somewhat subdued, suddenly raised an eyebrow and looked at Angel with a cold gaze.
Angel glanced at Isabella, âTo be precise, her identity is the thirteenth daughter of King Gumman, who, due to the loss of the Crimson Authority, was framed and reduced to slavery, and in the midst of turmoil, was ultimately sold to Black Castle.â
âHer appearance wasnât my doing, for I personally witnessed her heart being pierced by the scythe of the Bloodbath Pool in Black Castle. Her heartâs blood dripped into the pool to become⊠your bathwater.â
âThe moment she died, she turned into an undead.â
Angel simply recounted the sequence of events, but he omitted several important details.
The thirteenth daughter of King Gumman certainly died while he was bearing witness. However, the reason she became an undead at the moment of her death was that Angel had granted her wish just before she died, protecting her physical body from falling while allowing her to accumulate a great deal of resentment.
The reason why Angel knew her identity was because, when her resentment had reached its peak, she revealed it to him out of gratitude.
In other words, she became a revengeful undead, and from a certain angle, Angel was actually the creator.
After listening to Angelâs account, Kimberly furrowed her brow.
Angel hadnât lied, which meant, in the end, it was still Black Castle that had caused her death. No wonder she was filled with resentment toward Black Castle.
But Kimberly also had her doubts, âIf the cause of this matter lies entirely with us, then what role did you play in all this?â
If Angel was merely a bystander, why did Isabel make a point of mentioning him?
Angel remained silent for a moment before placing the Samsara Overture in the palm of his hand.
âIâm sure youâre not unfamiliar with this alchemical device, Lady Isabel?â he said.
Kimberly noticed that as the strange firearm emerged, a flash of discomfort crossed Isabelâs face.
âHmm.â Isabel nodded calmly.
âThis gun is called the Samsara Overture, and it is also the weapon you wish to borrow for a time. It serves two purposes. The first is to kill undead,â Angel didnât bring up the matter of Isabel previously taking half of the Mysterious Spirit at that moment, simply hinting lightly, to instill a sense of guilt in Isabel, thus achieving his aim.
âThe second, also involves killing the undead, but the method is different,â Angel pointed to the image of King Gummanâs thirteenth daughter in the illusion, âit purifies negative energy within the undead. The reason she appears as a Semi-Undead is that she was hit by this gun, clearing a part of the negative energy within her.â
âHowever, purifying negative energy would only cause an imbalance in an undeadâs internal energy, eventually leading to dissipation.â Kimberly frowned, âYet, she did not dissipate.â
âThatâs what I am curious about too,â Angel shrugged, âHer condition also falls outside my expectations.â
Kimberly recalled that when Angel had seen the illusion of the woman not long before, he indeed had an extremely surprised expression. Connecting it to his mumblings at the time, it seemed Angel had not lied.
But he was definitely hiding something.
Kimberly couldnât help but turn back to Isabel, hoping to hear her opinion.
Isabel quietly looked at the Samsara Overture in Angelâs palm before finally speaking, âThe true function of this Samsara Overture is actually to purify the negative energy of the undead, ultimately turning them back into souls, right?â
Though Isabelâs tone seemed to be questioning, it was confident.
The implication of her words shocked both Kimberly and Isabella! Once souls degrade into the undead, reversal was thought impossible; this was a common understanding in the Wizardsâ Realm, but Isabel was saying the Samsara Overture could turn the impossible into possible, breaking a rule of the Wizardsâ Realm?
âIs this true?â Kimberly looked at Angel in astonishment.
Angel had originally intended to keep the true effect of the Samsara Overture a secret, but unexpectedly, Isabel had seen through its reality.
Angel looked at Sanders, who nodded slightly to him.
Now that the truth was exposed, he could only reveal the actual situation.
Angel nodded, âIt seems that I cannot hide anything from Lady Isabel.â
Angel had admitted it!
Kimberly had not expected that she would hear a Wizardsâ Realm convention shattered here, under these circumstances, at this moment!
Even though she wasnât a wizard specializing in souls, she felt astonished.
âHowever, the conclusion I reached isnât a lie either.â Angel paused, then revealed the true effect of the Samsara Overture, âThe magazine of the Samsara Overture contains six bullets in total. Each bullet can disperse a part of the negative energy within an undead. One must methodically shoot all six bullets at the same undead in order to entirely purge the negative energy within, allowing the undead to revert back to a normal soul.â
âThrough the certification of experiments, it became clear that missing even a single shot would ultimately lead to the subjectâs demise due to energy imbalance,â
âThe thirteenth daughter of King Gumman, I only hit her with one shot. Therefore, in my view, she couldnât possibly still be alive. Thus, I was surprised when I saw her,â
After Angel finished speaking, Isabella coldly said, âUltimately, the way she is now is still your doing.â
Angel retorted, âAre you saying that if she hadnât become like this, she wouldnât have sought vengeance on Black Castle?â
âUndead do not possess complete logical thinking, and it was your âSamsara Overtureâ that restored part of her spirit intelligence, leading to the events that have unfolded. Donât you think youâre responsible?â
Angel sneered, âAssuming she really did regain part of her Spirit Intelligence, then who is the object of her vengeance?â
As the argument was on the verge of escalating, Isabel interjected in time, âEnough, Isabella.â
To her, Angel was certainly related to the matter, but he was not the primary link; the true fault lay with the âCrimson Authorityâ plan that Isabel had executed over the past millennium.
That was what transformed Black Castle into what it was now.
But these were words that Isabel could not express in front of outsiders. She simply conveyed her dissatisfaction to Isabella with a look.
âMentorâŠâ Isabellaâs expression still held traces of indignation, but she eventually nodded: âI understand.â
Isabella may be arrogant and rude to everyone else, but when faced with her beloved mentor, she dared not misbehave.
âRegardless of whoâs right or wrong, her appearance is indeed somewhat related to you. Perhaps you should agree to help Isabella, after all, clearing these undead should be to your benefit as well,â Isabel said, looking back at Angel with an implied meaning in her words.
Angel could tell that Isabel had figured out that the White Light Bullets needed to be gathered by killing undead.
Indeed, when Angel had used the âSamsara Overtureâ to slaughter the undead in Black Castle, Isabel must have noticed. With a little more deduction, she would have arrived at the truth.
Angel fell silent, and Isabel did not hurry him, simply sitting on the sofa, silently watching Angel.
Not just Isabel, but Kimberly and Isabella also fixed their gaze on Angel. Their thoughts might have been different, but their final actions were the same.
Sanders leisurely lifted his teacup to drink. He hadnât expected the situation to become so complicated, with the focus eventually falling on Angel.
The silence lingered for a long time, and when the steam from the teacup was almost gone, Angel finally spoke:
âI really want to know, what exactly did she do that caused such a catastrophe to befall Black Castle?â
King Gummanâs thirteenth daughter indeed harbored the greatest hatred for Black Castle before her death, but she hadnât been an undead for long; surely she hadnât become powerful enough in such a short time to influence Black Castle to such a degree?
âHave you ever heard of a âSpecial Soulâ?â Isabel asked instead of answering.
âSpecial Soul? Are you referring to a soul with special abilities?â If that was the answer, not only had Angel seen it, but he himself actually counted as one.
âYou could say that,â Isabel nodded, âThere are many reasons for the formation of Special Souls. Some inherit abilities from their living days, some were ordinary in life but activated certain abilities after death, and others become Special Souls through external forces.â
âAnd she, in fact, is a Special Soul who developed a particular ability after death.â
Angel: âWhat ability?â
âWhat can be confirmed so far is control over undead and the ability to hide.â
Isabel briefly described the events that had befallen Black Castle, which was, in essence, a simple tale of an undeadâs revenge.
She harbored deep resentment against Black Castle, and so she launched an attack on it by manipulating a vast number of undead.
To âcontrol undeadâ refers not just to manipulating them, but also granting them abilities, and even activating some of their energy for kamikaze-style attacks.
There were simply too many undead in Black Castle; without targeted Purification abilities, they were exceedingly difficult to eliminate.
Moreover, Official Wizards, who are mostly capable of purifying undead, had to be urgently recalled from their various stations to Black Castle for this reason.
Yet, even after more than half a year, there was still no success, and the main body of Black Castle had even been occupied by the undead.
In such a predicament, they had an idea: since they couldnât kill all the undead, they might as well take action against the prime culprit.
Then they discovered that they couldnât find where the culprit was hiding at all.
Even Isabel couldnât find the culpritâs location. That was when they deduced the thirteenth daughter of King Gummanâs second ability â to hide.
At this point, Angel became somewhat puzzled: âIf you canât find her location, how do you know what she looks like?â
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