Soon, he figured out the limit of the door model based on the information he already had.
Whenever Angor used the new door model, the special energy contained in it would return to zero.
In other words, if Angor wanted to use the new door model again, he would have to wait for the special energy to spread out again.
Angor did not know how long it would take for the special energy to return to its full state.
However, this restriction told him that he shouldn't use the new door model carelessly.
Also, he was only able to figure out the limitations of the spell for now.
Apart from this, Angor also sensed that the door model had other restrictions. However, he could not figure them out yet. Only when Angor tried to use the door in real life would they gradually reveal themselves.
Angor was planning to test the new door model right away, but he decided to put it on hold for now.
After all, no one knew how long it would take for the special energy to spread out again. Therefore, hastily experimenting now was not an appropriate choice.
Back to the spell itself.
There were many limitations to the new door model, but he didn't regret it at all. The greater the restrictions placed on any technique or matter, the more powerful or important it was. That was why it needed to be restricted in many ways.
For example, some very powerful spells required supplementary casting materials in order to cast them. These casting materials could also be considered as a restriction.
With this in mind, Angor became more serious about testing the door model.
Besides, Angor could tell that there were many people around.
It wasn't a good time to experiment with a new spell technique in a situation where everyone was looking at him.
…
Rustle's voice came from behind, and he slowly woke up from his reverie.
He turned around and saw Frost, who was wearing a bronze gear mask, slowly walking to his side.
Froste didn't speak right away. Instead, he observed Angor from head to toe for a while. "Your breakthrough is within my expectations. But I'm surprised that you've found the path of truth."
Angor recalled the path paved with information and knowledge he saw earlier. At that time, he had a vague feeling that this was the so-called path of truth. Now it seemed that he was right.
Froste continued, "I don't like what the Time Thief did, but I have to say, I admire his foresight. Your potential is much higher than I had imagined. "
Angor had not truly embarked on this path yet, but from Froste's point of view, Angor would be able to do so in the future.
Froste's words confirmed Angor's suspicions and told him something else at the same time.
Angor's breakthrough was within Froste's expectations. In other words, Froste must have given him the Koufeng and Helrandi Soft Water on purpose.
Angor did not know whether he should thank Froste or not.
In terms of results, Froste did a good job. At least Angor succeeded. However, Koufeng and Helrandi Soft Water were not the key to his breakthrough. Angor could still enter his mana vortex without Koufeng. The Helrandi Soft Water prevented the energy clusters from escaping, but Angor still had the Axes of the Universe to help him capture them.
But from another perspective, Froste was a legendary wizard. To him, becoming a wizard was not a big deal. Therefore, he decided to give Angor a little push when he saw him inside the barrier.
Koufeng and Helrandi Soft Water might not be the key to his breakthrough, but they did help Angor a lot. For example, Angor could feel that his mana vortex was twice as large as a normal wizard's, which saved him at least several years of training. This was the result of Koufeng expanding his mana pool before his breakthrough.
From this point of view, Frost was also helpful to him.
Angor considered and thanked Froste in a serious manner. Angor had other thoughts in mind, but he did not want to think too much about someone as powerful as Froste.
Froste didn't deny Angor's gratitude. He glanced at the space fissure behind him and said, "You've just broken through, so you need some time to get used to it. I'll leave you to it. But we haven't finished our conversation yet. I hope we can continue once you've settled down. "
Froste did not ask about the door or Angor's spell creation. He only nodded to Angor politely. "Last but not least. Congratulations on becoming a wizard. May the truth be your path. "
After saying that, Froste's figure gradually turned into nothingness and disappeared.
At the same time, Isabelle and Sunders walked out of the space fissure.
Angor walked to Sunders.
Sunders inspected Angor carefully and nodded with a smile. "I see you didn't leave any regrets for yourself."
"And I didn't disappoint you, sir."
Sunders chuckled. Angor did not disappoint him, but he would not say it out loud. Placing his hopes on someone else would only put more pressure on Angor.
Sunders slowly looked behind Angor.
At first, he did not understand what Sunders was looking at. But when he saw a series of footprints on the ground, he realized something.
His breakthrough was not only about his strength. It was also about his body, soul, and energy level.
Such a sudden change in strength could also cause some problems.
For example, right now.
"I see you still need some time to get used to it."
As a matter of fact, he already had good control over his body. It was just that he was too busy thinking about the model of the door and let his guard down a little, which led to these footprints.
However, Sunders didn't just refer to his body.
Angor did not know how to control his aura and energy, which was why the apprentices on the ghost ship did not dare to look him in the eyes.
While Sunders and Angor were talking, Isabelle was also observing Angor from the other side.
As soon as she saw Angor after returning from the void, she sensed a powerful aura coming at her like a raging torrent.
It was a mixture of blood aura, aura, and energy released by Angor.
It was like an unconcealable source of heat that kept releasing light and heat.
Isabelle knew that it was because Angor had yet to learn how to hide his aura. Still, she could tell that Angor was very strong.
Compared to other newly advanced wizards, Angor was not at the same level.
In terms of energy density, Angor was even stronger than the old wizard on the ghost ship.
Isabelle was sure that if Angor fought against Isabelle now, the result would not be as clear as what happened in Silent Hill.
Thinking of this, the emotions in Isabelle's eyes became somewhat complicated.
Now that Angor was a wizard, he was not far from becoming a truth finder. Phantom Island's strength had increased, and Dark Castle had taken the lead in establishing a friendship with Phantom Island, which made Phantom Island even more valuable.
However, Isabella and Angor's emotions were like a ravine between the two of them.
Isabelle sighed in her mind. She needed to talk to Isabelle. Hopefully, she could resolve this quickly.
While Isabelle was thinking, Sunders also finished talking with Angor about energy concealment. Judging from Sunders' tone, it seemed that he was going to stop there.
Isabelle was hoping that Sunders would tell Angor something about the strange phenomenon, but he didn't do so.
Of course, Sunders would talk about Angor's creation of the door phenomenon.
Isabelle was curious to know what "door, illusion, and space" was, but she did not want to pry into Angor's private matter.
However, it wasn't a good thing for Dark Castle if the gate remained outside of the Void.
Isabelle tried asking Froste, but Froste's answer was vague. She could only hope that Angor could give her an answer.
Since Sunders did not intend to tell her, Isabelle decided to take the chance to ask a question when the two were done talking.
Door phenomenon? Angor knew about the phenomenon, but he did not know what it was because he was too absorbed in his mind space.
Speaking of the phenomenon, Angor suddenly remembered something.
In ancient times, the Creation Phenomenon was known as the "Gift of Truth" by the Magi of that time.
The phenomenon was actually a reward given by the world's consciousness.
Back in the Whalebone Sea, Angor once received a Gift of Truth. Back then, Angor entered a miraculous scene, in which he learned spells, alchemy, and even how to use the power of the dream wasteland.
That was how Angor truly understood what it meant to be "inspired".
Thanks to the Gift of Truth, Angor was able to quickly perfect the ability of his phantom limbs.
This time, the "Gift of Truth" did not give Angor the miraculous scene. Instead, it gave Angor something else.
If he was not mistaken, it should be the only variable in the strange phenomenon of the door that Isabelle mentioned.
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