🍁Nine Ancient Obelisks

- Hmm... - The artist pondered deeply, analyzing the complex question. - Unlike spells, curses are inherently less universal in nature, and their properties, conditions, and purposes depend on the individual circumstances and intentions of the one who uses them, making it very difficult to categorize or compile them into a separate encyclopedia. For these reasons, I doubt I can offer anything truly helpful, but part of what was said, specifically about the curse that "kills after some time," reminds me of Tanne Monargoth, whom I told you about before. It may sound strange, but he had the ability to kill by placing a fragment of his own soul into the living beings who fell by his hand, and at the moment he recalled it, he could decide whether the murder he had committed was real or merely an illusion. I believe that the existence of a part of his soul within a person could very well influence their emotional state and behavior in general, or perhaps lead to other, even more unpredictable, consequences.