"Since he's inside the black fog, what's his situation now? Did the black mist affect him? "Freud asked.
If they could confirm that the mist was affecting Risa's brother, they might be able to figure out what it was. This was Freud's idea.
Angor considered. "Something's wrong with him. From what I can see, his eyes are lifeless, and he seems to have lost his mind. He's wandering around like a zombie. But no matter how hard he tries, he won't leave the mist. "
Angor's explanation was based on his observations. If he wanted to use this excuse to determine the general use of the black fog, it was not possible at the moment.
"In other words, you can see what's going on inside the black mist? Apart from Risa's brother, are there any other anomalies in there? Can you tell where the mist is coming from? "
"I don't think there's anything else in the mist apart from Risa's brother. As for where the mist is coming from, I can't find it either. "
So far, there were only two things he could think of. First of all, they didn't know what the mist was for. But judging from Risa's brother's lifeless appearance, the mist must be doing something.
Second, the mist wasn't under Angor's control. If it wasn't an intruder, the mist might have something to do with the escaping authority.
"Let's put that aside for now. What we need to know now is whether or not the mist has anything to do with the power of authority."
If they could confirm that the mist had something to do with the authority, their experiment on the Scroll of Luck would be considered a success.
But how could they confirm that?
Freud suggested, "How about we take some people inside the mist to see what's going on?"
Risa's brother's condition wasn't good enough for them to figure out the exact effect of the mist. It would be easier if they had a control group.
However, they could only find out what kind of danger the mist posed to them. They couldn't tell whether it was an authority or not.
Still, Angor decided to follow Freud's suggestion. In order to figure out whether the mist was an authority or not, Angor had to check it himself. He could use all kinds of defensive scrolls to protect himself, but it was better to check what kind of effect the mist would have on the intruder just in case.
An hour later, two blindfolded men were standing beside Angor.
Both of them were criminals who had escaped from Origin City during this period of time. In other words, they were people who had exiled themselves.
It took him quite a bit of effort to find them and bring them to this place using Gondola.
Since Angor was going to use them for his experiments, he would choose those who disobeyed the rules and committed serious crimes first. Although there were people who committed crimes in Initial Heart City, it was only a small matter. The laws of Initial Heart City were enough to punish them.
After being exiled in the wilderness for so long, the two of them finally understood that Origin City was perhaps the only paradise in this world. There was no freedom outside the city, and the boundless wilderness was an even bigger cage.
Right now, they really wanted to return to Origin City.
Freud knew what they were thinking and used the bait of "giving them a chance to return to Foundation City" to get them to cooperate with the experiment.
The two men entered the mist one after another. The first one had no defensive measures, while the second one was given a defensive scroll by Angor.
As the two of them entered the black fog one after another, the experiment officially began.
Since neither Sunders nor Freud could see what was going on inside the mist, they both looked at Angor.
Freud noticed that Angor's expression was normal at first. But all of a sudden, he noticed something and frowned. The frown didn't go away even after the experiment was over.
According to Freud's observation, neither of them came out of the black mist.
"What's going on inside?" Freud asked.
"Something's wrong." Angor pinched his eyebrows and frowned.
"Something's wrong? You're saying there's something dangerous inside the black mist? "Sunders asked.
"Yes, there is." Angor nodded. He took a moment to organize his thoughts. "It's very complicated. I thought there was nothing inside except for Brother Risa. But I was wrong. There's something inside. "
Angor briefly explained what happened to the control group after they entered the mist.
It seemed that the mist was very aggressive toward Dream Realm residents. At first, the mist looked peaceful. However, something changed after the two men entered.
The mist began to rise, roll, and gather.
In the end, all kinds of strange "creatures" appeared and attacked the Dream Realm residents.
These "creatures" all had different ways of attacking. Some were ranged, while others were melee. The two Dream Realm residents tried their best to fight back, but they still failed.
In the end, they were invaded by these creatures.
"Invaded? What do you mean? "Freud was confused.
"Literally, it means that these creatures eventually invaded the bodies of the Dream Realm residents. It's like being possessed. The people who are possessed by them will become like Brother Li Sa, losing their minds and wandering around like zombies. "
"Can't the scroll protect us from their attacks?" Freud recalled that one of the Dream Realm residents gave Angor a scroll.
"It can be defended, but the strange creatures inside are constantly spawning. Under their siege, the frequency and strength of the attacks have exceeded the upper limit of the defensive leather scroll. After the defensive leather scroll lost its effect, that person was also possessed." Angor considered for a moment. "But since he managed to hold on for a while, I noticed something."
First, the man who didn't have a scroll was possessed first. Angor noticed that he began to attack the man who had a scroll after he was possessed. He only started to wander around after both of them were possessed. In other words, the three Dream Realm residents, including Brother Risa, weren't harmless. They would actively attack other Dream Realm residents.
Second, Angor still had absolute control over the Dream Realm residents once they entered the mist. He could use his "Gatekeeper" to expel them from the wasteland at any time.
This was very important. Angor planned to stay close to the mist so that he could leave the wasteland at any time if something went wrong.
It was a safety measure.
Freud grew anxious after listening to Angor's explanation. "Is this really related to the power of the Gatekeeper? Is it possible that other Dream Realm creatures have invaded the wasteland? "
Freud used to be a Dream Manipulator apprentice. He didn't know much about Dream Realm creatures due to his limited strength. However, he had read a lot of books about Dream Manipulators. Sometimes, the power of Dream Realm creatures was unreasonable.
"Dreams" were always unreasonable. For example, when someone had a lucid dream, he or she could become an invincible being in his or her dream. The same was true for Dream Realm creatures. Sometimes, they could be unreasonably powerful.
Freud was worried that Angor's dream wasteland would be in big trouble if Dream Realm creatures invaded it. It was possible that the wasteland would be destroyed.
Angor closed his eyes and used his feelers to scan the entire wasteland. The wasteland was now in the middle of darkness. There was nothing around it.
A moment later, Angor opened his eyes and shook his head. "I didn't sense anything. I think it has something to do with the power of the Gatekeeper.
"I'm going to check it out. If it has something to do with the power of the Gatekeeper, I should be able to tell."
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