At first, Angor feared that whatever occupied him would take him too long and ruin their escape plan. But soon, Erdus' memory intrigued him so much that he completely forgot about his urgent matter.
The memory wasn't long. It seemed the strange bead only contained random fragments of Erdus' past life. It wasn't designed for keeping memories.
When the story reached its end, Angor realized where the bead came from.
This item was called "Erdus' Natural Mirage Bead", a special artifact brewed using Erdus' blood and over the creature's prolonged lifespan, just like how seashells gave birth to pearls.
Erdus' supernatural experience and power had bestowed a portion of its own intelligence to the bead. The bead was the very source of Erdus' illusion abilities.
And Angor already understood why the illusions felt familiar—they were Mirages, a certain type of special illusions.
