The warden who guards the witches

Aiden looked at the demon summoned by Daley in surprise and disappeared. When he looked up, he saw that Daley had a similar expression.

"Why are you so surprised? Didn't you ask me to recite this?" Aiden looked at her suspiciously.

"But I didn't expect you to make the divine words work... Let me confirm with the warden. You really don't know what Abigail taught you, right?" Daley asked seriously.

"Of course I don't know, otherwise I would ask you to help solve it?" Aiden sat down on the chair.

"This is really strange. This is the first time I have seen a situation like yours." Daley fell into deep thought.

"So what was that just now?" Aiden asked, "This shouldn't be black magic, right?"

He was now freed from the torture of that "spell" and finally had the leeway to ask this question.

He was very curious, and had to be curious, because Abigail's spell was too incredible.

General black magic follows the rule that the effect of the spell is inversely proportional to the distance.

Abigail lives in the Demonic Forest, hundreds of kilometers away from Silver City. It is almost impossible to use black magic to carry out a mental attack strong enough to erase a person's sanity over such a long distance.

"I understand your doubts, but this is actually black magic... To be precise, it should be the origin of black magic." Daly said mysteriously.

"Origin?"

"What Abigail told you is actually the language of God, that is, the ruler."

"The language of God?" Aiden immediately thought of a goddess imprisoned under this office. "Is this what you always mean by 'God's Words'?"

"Yes." Daly nodded. "Magic is a supernatural power built with language as the carrier. The language of the ruler corresponds to the power held by the ruler. A word from God can easily change the laws of the world within his authority. Warden, you should know the four books of the origin of black magic, right?"

"The Book of Spirit, the Book of Prologue, the Book of Life and Death, and the Book of Matter?"

Aiden thought about it. The predecessor Aiden was a senior judge who was proficient in black magic, and he himself inherited the theoretical knowledge of black magic.

The four books he just mentioned are the cornerstones of magic, and the content of each book is only a few thin pages. But almost all existing magic is gradually deduced, combined and spliced ​​through the basic spells recorded in these four books.

The contents of these four books are derived from four ancient stone tablets. There is still no unified statement in the academic community about where the stone tablets came from, but these four stone tablets are indeed the origin of the existing black magic.

"The four books of origin reproduce the contents of the origin stone tablets. Abigail believes that the magic used by humans, whether it is the white magic that is allowed to spread or the black magic that is strictly controlled, is actually a degraded version of the words of God. What is written on the origin stone tablet is the residue left by mortals from the words of God after removing the parts that they cannot understand and use. The so-called magic is just a poor imitation of the power of God by mortals." Daly explained calmly.

"So she simply skipped the study of ordinary black magic and went directly to study the language of God?" Aiden understood.

"That's right. She proposed a theory that as long as you master enough divine words, you can steal the authority of the ruler with a mortal body - this is a glorious way to become a god." Daley's expression did not change, and her tone did carry some sincere admiration, "She is a true genius, so she is honored by other witches as the 'top witch'."

Witches pursue forbidden knowledge. The purer the witch, the more keen she is to pursue the end of knowledge. Abigail's research on black magic is obviously one level higher than other witches. While other witches are still studying how to exhaust the black magic of mortals, she has begun to explore the origin of magic - that is, the power of God.

"So, I was almost driven crazy by her because of the effect of the divine words she said?" Aiden thought he understood.

But at this time, Daley shook his head: "That's not quite accurate. The mental pollution you suffered before is actually not the power of this divine word, strictly speaking, but its side effects."

"Side effects?" Aiden couldn't help but be startled.

"Because the language of the ruler is completely beyond the scope of mortals' understanding, if they don't adapt to it through expression, the words of God will continue to suppress the spirit of the affected mortals until they have a mental breakdown. You also know that some cultists will become mentally ill after receiving the "gift of God"..." Daly reminded.

"Like the "madman Hero"?" Aiden thought of it immediately.

"Yes, I think she probably heard the voice of the ruler she worshipped directly, and got the special power given to her by the words of God, but her spirit also completely collapsed."

Aiden couldn't help but frown after hearing this. He remembered that Melifilia had told him more than once that as long as he helped Melifilia pull out a holy nail, she would grant him a "blessing"...

That black-hearted goddess really just wanted to find an opportunity to mess with him.

"Then I'm really lucky." Aiden breathed a sigh of relief, "If there is no way to speak the words of God, will I become the same as her?"

"Yes, you must have met other great witches at the party, right? Abigail has only taught the six of us the divine words and the expressions adapted to the divine words. Only we have studied the methods of expressing the divine words." Dai Li said with a smile, "My possessed demon, Lamia's animal transformation medicine and body transformation technology are all for this."

Physical transformation? Could it be that that kind of body transformation technology was developed just to express the words of God? Aiden thought.

Meirukinu studied under the great witch Lamia, but she herself was not a great witch recognized by Abigail, so she was not taught the knowledge of the divine words, and would only use the devil's contract in exchange for the ability to transform her body. Technology is used as a tool to cultivate killers.

In other words... using the ability of physical transformation, you can actually change the structure of the mouthpiece into a state that can express the words of God, but Aiden doesn't know how to accurately adjust it to that state.

But maybe it can be done now. Dai Li has just used the possessed demon to transform his body, and the memory of that state still remains in his body. If it is within the scope of the physical transformation ability, he may be able to reproduce it.

If so, he might be able to harness the power of this divine word.

"Since this is just a side effect, what is the real effect of this divine word?" Aiden asked, "Tidying up the office? Exorcism?"

"That's right. I think what you were awarded should be the divine word of 'Order'." Dai Li nodded firmly.

"Order..." Aiden muttered, then frowned, "If you know it so well, why were you so surprised when you saw it earlier?"

"This..." Dai Li smiled meaningfully, "You have to ask the warden yourself."