Angor didn't insist on searching for his current location. If Gregory didn't know, how could a mere human like him?
In any case, no matter where this place was, being able to escape from that terrifying Void Attack was already the best outcome.
As for how to get out of here? Angor wasn't in a hurry to do so. He had more important things to deal with right now.
"Did you see Bobota when you woke up?" Angor asked.
"Bobota? I heard that name from the shop owner. So that monster is called Bobota? Do you know him? "Gregory looked at Angor with a doubtful look.
"Yes, Bobota. I know him. But I'm also surprised by how he changed."
Gregory studied Angor carefully to make sure he wasn't lying. "When I woke up, I saw the shop owner beside me. I didn't see that monster … Bobota." He paused and looked a little frustrated. "I didn't see Lady Orucia either."
Bobota wasn't around? Angor breathed a sigh of relief when he heard the news.
He stood up and looked around.
There were cracks in the ground in the distance, in which lava was flowing. Smoke and fire were rising from the cracks.
The earth was brownish red, like the color of being cooked, but also like the color of being soaked in blood.
The sky was dark and deathly still. Sparks danced in the air, and at the same time, a pungent smell of burnt flesh and sulfur filled the air.
Angor took a closer look and saw the same desolate landscape. It reminded him of the lava field he visited when he first arrived at the Abyss Plane. However, the dark sky told him that this was not the place he was looking for.
Madelyne once told him that the sky above the Abyss Plane was always gray, and there was no night. The sky here wasn't pure night, but it was still completely dark. It didn't look like they were at the surface.
Did that mean they were inside the Abyss Plane?
Angor suddenly felt troubled. The surface was already dangerous enough for him, and there shouldn't be any safe places in the inner Abyss Plane. Besides, he looked down at Toby who was sleeping peacefully in his chest pocket.
With the Curse of Disaster, there was no such thing as safety.
"Something's wrong here. It's making me nervous." Gregory looked around uneasily. "Shopkeeper, how about we leave this place? I want to go find Master Olucia."
"You know where Orucia is?"
Gregory said, "Although my perception is suppressed here, I'm naturally very sensitive to the aura of the Origin Fire. I can vaguely sense the aura of the Origin Fire. Just like how I can feel the exuberant Origin Fire in the owner's earlobe. "
"I just walked around the area and vaguely sensed the aura of the Origin Fire. Perhaps Lady Orucia is not far away."
Gregory looked more and more excited. "Shall we go find Lady Orucia now?"
Angor hesitated.
In fact, he wasn't confident that he could survive against Orucia or Bobota. Moreover, they didn't have any good intentions towards him. If he went to find them, it would be suicide.
As far as he was concerned, it was best not to get involved with them anymore.
"You don't want to?" Gregory lowered his eyebrows. "But I feel very uncomfortable around here. There's always a premonition that danger will descend at any time."
"Fine. Let's get out of here."
Angor quickly changed his mind. He didn't want to get involved with Bobota or Orucia. But Gregory's words reminded him that staying in this place alone would only bring him misfortune. After all, Toby's Curse of Disaster was forcing bad luck on him.
Back then, Toby's Curse of Disaster had attracted the Abyssal Wind Dragon even in a safe place like Windwhisper Valley.
And this place was obviously a place where lava intersected. Just the eruption of a natural disaster was enough to make him suffer. If it was like the Critical Forest back then, where an ancient demon lord was sleeping in the underground magma and was forcefully awakened by the curse of disaster, he would basically be finished.
But if he could find Bobota and Orucia, he might have a chance to survive. After all, the disaster wouldn't discriminate between him and Orucia.
Gregory planned to use the aura of the Origin Flame to find Orucia's location.
But before he could do that, he heard a series of explosions coming from afar.
It came from a barren mountain in the distance.
A large amount of flames gathered at the top of the mountain, which looked terrifying.
"I feel it! The Origin Flame is coming from there!" Gregory pointed at the top of the mountain in excitement.
Angor glanced around and saw that the mountain wasn't too far away. It would only take one or two minutes to fly there.
When they arrived at the barren hills, they could see Bobota's back from afar. Orucia was floating in front of Bobota, still unconscious.
Bobota didn't turn around when Angor and Gregory arrived. Instead, the red chains on his skin moved toward them.
Angor remained silent. Judging from the distance, this mountain wasn't far from where they woke up, which meant that Bobota already knew where they were.
Soon, Bobota confirmed Angor's suspicion.
"Lady Olucia!" When Gregory saw Olucia, his eyes turned red and he was about to rush forward. He was about to rush forward when a tall figure appeared in front of him. It was Bobota!
Bobota lifted a foot and kicked at Gregory.
A fiery shield appeared in front of Gravu, which looked quite intimidating. Angor believed that all of his attacks would not be able to break the shield. However, Gregory wasn't facing Angor. It was Bobota.
Unsurprisingly, the fire shield shattered with a bang, and Bobota did not even feel any hindrance as he directly kicked at Gregory.
Like a rag doll, Gregory rolled on the ground and kicked up a cloud of dust before crashing into the cliff behind Angor.
Along with a large amount of falling rocks and dust, Gravis was pushed to the ground not far away from Angor.
Angor walked to Gregory and checked its injuries.
"I'm fine, Mister." Gregory's face was covered in dust. He bit his lip and looked at Angor with bloodshot eyes.
Although Gregory claimed to be fine, Bobota only needed to hit him once to inflict serious injuries on him.
Gregory stubbornly refused to give in, nor was he willing to show his weak appearance to others. Instead, she turned her head to look at Aulucia, who was floating in the air far away from Angor.
The ground shook as footsteps came from behind Angor.
"Originally, I wanted to bring you here after sacrificing Olucia. But you came first. "Bobota was already less than ten meters away from Angor.
From what he said, it was clear that Bobota had been aware of his and Gregory's location all along.
"You're going to sacrifice Orucia?" Angor glanced at Orucia's location. The flames they saw earlier were floating above Orucia's head. Below Olucia was a huge altar. On the altar, there was a very obvious sign of a total solar eclipse.
"It's none of your business." Bobota paused for a moment and then changed the topic. "But I don't mind telling you this. I'm only interested in Origin Fire. Keeping Orucia is useless. Sacrificing her to the Deep Lord will make me stronger."
As soon as Bobota finished, Angor heard Gravu crying behind his back. "The Abyss Lord?! No! Please don't sacrifice Lady Orucia! No! Mister, please save Lady Orucia! "
Angor didn't say anything. He couldn't even save himself, let alone someone else.
"Instead of getting stronger, you should be thinking about how to survive. You should see what the future of the Provenance Flame will be like," Angor said calmly, but he was actually considering his words carefully in his mind.
Last time, Angor already noticed Bobota's temperament when he was on the first level of the Void Tower. Angor didn't want to provoke the man by saying something like this.
"I don't need your advice!" Bobota humphed.
Despite that, Angor still saw a hint of longing in Bobota's eyes.
"Since you're here, why don't you tell me everything you said in the Void Tower before the ritual starts?" Bobota looked at Angor threateningly. "My sister went missing a long time ago. You said you saw her. Where is she?"
Angor took out a heart-shaped pendant from his bracelet.
"You know this pendant, right?"
Before he could finish, a gray shadow snatched the pendant away from his hand. Before Angor could react, the pendant was already in Bobota's hand.
"It's hers! It's really hers!"
Bobota held the heart-shaped pendant with trembling hands. He knew that he couldn't control his power well, so he didn't dare to touch the pendant. He was afraid that he might accidentally break it.
Even though he was holding the pendant in his hand, he still didn't dare to make any big movements.
Bobota stared at the pendant with complicated emotions in his eyes. Seeing this little sister's personal belongings, he was reminded of many, many memories. At this moment, the box of his memories was completely opened …
While Bobota was immersed in his memories, Greywood let out a sigh of relief. He knew that asking the owner to save Miss Orucia was no different from asking for death.
Now, it was good that they could stall for some time.
Perhaps Lady Orucia would wake up during the process.
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