Unless there was a prophecy-type mysterious object like the Riddle of the Stars, or a Legendary-level Prophet Wizard, there was no way to find him.
Angor didn't believe that they had something like the Star of Stars. If they did, they wouldn't have sent someone to locate Mayor Rosen's location. Furthermore, with how dangerous the Germinal Sect was, if they had really gotten their hands on such a mysterious item, the Sourceworld would have long been in chaos. A crazy sect and a terrifying sect that could see the future were two completely different levels of response.
There was no way.
As for legendary Prophets, he wasn't afraid of them at all. Back when he was crafting Crimson Night Shelter, he received a special effect from the Time Thief's gaze. Even legendary Prophets would not be able to see through him. It was a one-time effect.
Therefore, even legendary Prophets needed to make two prophecies before they could find him.
Angor didn't think he was powerful enough for the Germinal Organization to send a legendary Prophet to make two predictions.
The Germinal Organization believers probably didn't care about him at all. At most, they would hold a grudge against him, but they wouldn't go all out against him.
Angor believed that the best thing to do now was to stay away from them for now.
Froste mentioned many times that the Germinal Organization believers were a bunch of lunatics. They were not afraid of death. They believed that entering the chaotic rhythm of the Germinal Organization would give them protection. As for normal people, if they were not strong enough to kill them instantly, they would see them entering the chaotic rhythm of the Germinal Organization one by one in front of them. If they were not careful, they would be dragged into the chaotic rhythm of the Germinal Organization.
The Germinal Organization was an unsolvable object. Their believers could be foolish, but others couldn't.
Entering the rhythm of the Germinal Organization meant death.
Therefore, the best thing to do when facing these lunatics was to stay away from them as much as possible.
If he really got targeted, he would have to stay away from them unless he had to fight them head-on.
If even a legendary Mystery Hunter like Froste said so, Angor knew what he had to do. He was nothing but a small fry on the long path of wizardry.
But then he thought about something else. What about Brute Cavern? According to Dodoro's vision, the Germinal Organization believers got into a fight with Sunders and were driven away. Considering how crazy the Germinal Organization was, they might come for revenge.
Angor explained his thoughts and concerns.
After Rhine finished listening, he said, "We still don't know how powerful the Germinal Organization is, but if even Froste is afraid of them, they must be very powerful. Therefore, your choice to avoid conflict with the Germinal Organization is correct. "
Rein was worried that Angor might be impulsive because of his young age, but it seemed that the boy was more mature than Rein thought.
"You don't have to worry about the conflict between them and Brute Cavern. As far as I'm concerned, we don't need to worry about that. Brute Cavern was able to stay strong for tens of thousands of years, which means we have a solid foundation. Now that we know about this from Dodoro, we'll have a better way to deal with it. "
"Plus, Brute Cavern isn't the only place where Germinal worshippers show up in the southern region. The terror they caused in Floating Mech City was now in everyone's sight. By then, the entire southern region would have come to an agreement on how to deal with the Germinal Organization. Even the Supreme Cult would join in. In that case, the Germinal Organization will be driven out of the southern region. "
If it was just an evil sect, the Sorcerer World would not necessarily work together. However, the Germinal Sect was a sect that had eroded the power of the Sorcerer World. Their vested interests could not be taken away by others, and they could turn against them at any time.
Since the entire southern region and the world's consciousness were going to chase them out, the Germinal Organization's fate was already sealed.
"I see." Angor agreed with Rein. As long as he stayed away from the Germinal Organization, his superiors would take care of it.
The news from Dodoro wasn't a good one, but it was still a relief to Angor.
Even if the Germinal Organization found out about his disguise, he already knew about it. Otherwise, he wouldn't have changed his appearance.
As long as he stayed away from the Germinal Organization, his safety and freedom wouldn't be affected too much.
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"I don't think there are any other prophecies, right?" He looked at Dodoro on the other side of the screen.
Dodoro hesitated for a moment.
This moment of hesitation allowed the crowd to figure out what was going on. So Dodoro had another prophecy?
"I saw something else. Mister Padt wasn't there, but I think it has something to do with you."
A moment later, Angor put away the mini signal tower and walked through a long corridor to reach the entrance of the ruin.
"This is it," Tree Spirit said as he looked at the slightly mottled door.
The interior of the door was made of some kind of metal material. There were some runes on the bottom of the door, which were used for defense and mechanisms. However, they weren't activated yet. The runes used to come with the ruin, but they were turned off to make it easier to enter and exit the ruin.
"I tried to reactivate the runes when I sealed the ruin, but I didn't succeed. Maybe they're broken, so I just left them be. Is this the answer?" Angor inspected the door.
"Mister Tree Spirit can't activate the runes on the door because some of them are damaged and need to be repaired."
"However, the damage isn't too great. I reckon that it won't take long for it to be repaired."
Rein nodded. "Go ahead and see if this is the place Dodoro mentioned. The rest of you, come with me to Brute Cavern."
Rein wanted to verify Dodoro's prophecy as well, but he still needed to discuss with the other wizards about what he learned during the Stargazing Day. Now that the first ticket booth of Peach Heart Theater had arrived at the Evernight Kingdom, they could do something about it before the other organizations realized what was going on.
Rein and Tree Spirit left first, while Sunders was the last to leave. Before leaving, he asked Angor to go to the dream wasteland later.
Angor guessed that Sunders wanted to discuss the future of the dream wasteland with Sunders.
When Angor was alone in the dark corridor, he looked at the door again.
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