Would Cursing with a Curse Work?

Would cursing with a curse work? The young student asked his teacher. The young teacher smiled: Of course it works. You can turn the curse into a human being and understand it as a vicious person attacking ordinary people. They are all human beings, but they can still hurt each other through words and actions. The wind blew slowly, rustling the leaves, blowing the teacher's hair slightly, revealing the ugly scar on his forehead. A piece of mail floated from the sky. The bright paint seal on it proved the identity. The young teacher grabbed the letter and let the students move freely. He went to another teacher's dormitory and knocked on the door. When he opened the door, he entered another world. There were four figures standing inside the old and dilapidated iron gate in a dim environment. One was dark-skinned and held an ape skull in his hand. Some were wearing nurse uniforms and holding a needle in their hands. There was a young child holding a doll in his arms. There was a tall, thin and slender man holding an oil-paper umbrella in his hand. "Come on, I'm just missing you" "Okay." The young teacher smiled, and then walked into the darkness step by step. A transparent jellyfish seemed to swim out of his shadow and lay obediently on his shoulder. Reading tip: This is the fifth personality plus the spell to fight back. It's different from the original work, and it's also OOC, so don't read it if you don't like it. This article is about redemption, and no one will die. The resume is a scam, and you can probably only see it at the end or in the extras. Setting Leolith Manor is a place of miracles, it promises a miracle and a redemption at the cost of a pawned soul, a never-ending game. Each supervisor's level is special. They are like curse spirits but not curse spirits. There are survivors who can kill cursed spirits, but more tend to support them. In the manor, there are generations, and now the original nine people are the main ones. Contains CP: Jie Yuan, Qiu Yi, Lu Blind, Huang Ji, Purpose: To seek the path to salvation.