Leo looked at the contract that she had pulled up, and already his brow was furrowing.

"...what the...?" he mumbled.

"The hell is...?" he asked further, mostly to himself.

"And this... that... what...?" he continued, now having completely forgotten about addressing the 'blind' thing.

"This is insulting." he told her.

"No, this... this is an insult of a contract." he declared.

Leo did as suggested, and the more he read, the angrier he became.

"Son of a..." he growled.

"My legal representation needs to see this." he said.

"This is borderline criminal. It's NOT, but... oooh, this is getting my blood boiling." he said further.

"Like, no. No, this shouldn't fly." he went on.

"They're trying to legally STEAL your intellectual property off of you."

"It's all right." Leo replied.

"Contracts can be scary things." he said.

He then paused for a moment, narrowing his eyes.

"And it says this needs to be approved by next week. No. No, that will not do at ALL." he stated.

"I'm getting this... this... THING... to my legal department, and they are going to DO something about it."

Leo froze for a moment when she said the last part.

"...wait, what?" he asked.

"You can't? What do you mean you can't explain?" he asked her.

He had to admit, the fact that she was able to do graphics was... unusual. Yes, she could code. She had hardware and software that helped with it, but they wouldn't help her with the visuals.

But she was doing it. He had his suspicions, but her statement intrigued him.

".....hm." Leo mumbled.

"Right then." he said.

'...maybe she should be tested...' he thought to himself.

"Hey, Lunet?" he then addressed her.

"I... hm." he muttered.

"I'm sure you have, but have you heard of the concept of mana?" he asked.

"All right, all right, I was just making sure." Leo said.

"..." he then paused for a moment, and she heard him smack his forehead.

"WOW." he said. "I am SO conditioned to speak carefully about mana that I am an IDIOT." he commented.

"I TELEPORTED you here." he then said.

"If you hadn't known about it before, you would have been FREAKING OUT." he said further.

"Anyway, I think passive mana might explain why and how you can do what you do, despite being blind."

"Yeah, there's active mana and passive mana." Leo replied.

"Active mana is... well, stuff like conjuring the elements, teleporting, that sort of thing." he said.

"Passive mana is... well, it's passive. You can't outright will yourself to manifest it, but it will in the very specific way it's meant to." he told her. "Like myself. Before I died, I had a major gift for making tech work. Miracle tech." he said. "I mean, I still do, but after dying, I received active mana because of the contract I signed." he went on.

"But my tech worked because I unknowingly and unconsciously put my passive mana into it." he said.

"A lot of people don't even realise they're mages due to having merely passive mana, and not finding what triggers it, or what it can be channeled into."

"A few decades ago." Leo responded.

"I caught the Ouroboros virus." he told her.

"100% fatality rate, and I was no exception." he said.

"But... well... life, death... existence and non-existence... they're funny." he went on.

"I'm still around." he chuckled.

"I did." Leo responded.

"If it weren't for the Order, then-" he started to say further, before he stopped.

Stunned and frozen for a moment, he stayed for a moment, looking at her.

"Ah..." he stammered.

"How... wait... the... the Order?" he asked.

"How do you KNOW that?"

"...." Leo was silent again, before sighing.

"Partial info is more dangerous than full info." he said.

"I might get in shit for this, but whatever." he sighed.

"The sandman is real." he told her.

"Kind of. The sandman is actually a bunch of sandmen and sandwomen, organised together to help the world sleep soundly and preserve the sanctity of the dream world." he truncated.