What Angor realized from Sunders' simple demonstration astounded him.
People usually used abstract concepts to express certain perceptions that they could not see with eyes. One such example was "cold".
Cold was a vague concept that could be sensed but not observed directly, yet people already created the concept of cold to express this particular frigid sensation.
Angor knew from his experiments that the manifestation of Mystery could take on different solid forms like animals, people, random objects, or even natural elements like wind and snow. But he never thought it could become an unseen concept as well.
According to Sunders, the manifestation in the snowfield illusion was a concept named "Wither". Angor now understood why he failed to find it. It was because he never knew where to look.
But how did Sunders "trigger" this concept? He wondered. Wait… Don't tell me the professor just learned a new spell from it?
