Perhaps it was his Will, his life experiences, or maybe because he had always been different from the start, but the sight of this creature almost made Elias burst into laughter, but he knew this was the laughter of insanity, a way for his broken mind to find meaning when the world around you suddenly becomes mad.
No mortal should have seen the sight he had seen and was witnessing, and as a Wisp, it hit even harder because Elias knew that mortals' eyesight and overall perception were so low that they might not even be able to understand the true horror of a thing, even if it was right in front of their faces.
But as a Wisp who had begun touching the forces of Lumina, and who was both blessed and cursed to have attributes that were so high, no Wisp should have them, he was seeing things that no Wisp should ever see.
There was always a balance in life, and for any blessings or power that was given, a corresponding price must be paid.
