Noor was surprised by Jane's analysis of his ability, despite her not fully understanding it. He remembered the voice that had spoken to him before—the one that hinted at the true nature of his power. There was a strange similarity between its cryptic words and Jane's reasoning. He lowered his head in thought. Although pieces of his memory had been erased, fragments of knowledge remained intact. It became clear to him that his mind hadn't been wiped randomly. The missing parts were deliberate—surgical. Someone had removed specific memories, likely to strip away his sense of identity and render him easier to manipulate.
Breaking the silence, Noor said with a trace of suspicion, "You know, I once read that the mind can affect the physical world. My father worked in cognitive science. Sometimes, he'd take me to his lab. I saw things that still haunt me."
Jane glanced at him, curious.
