After leaving the graveyard, Angor and Dankros walked along a long, narrow path filled with red jelly.
When they reached a fork in the road, Dankros suddenly stopped them. "Hold on."
Angor stopped and looked at Dankros in confusion.
Dankros quietly looked at a certain intersection. More than ten seconds later, a tiny spark flew out from this pitch-black intersection.
Dankrose gently hooked his hand, and Mars was attracted to him.
"What's that?" Angor noticed that Dankros put the spark into the "head" between his palm and wrist.
Dankros didn't speak right away as if he was trying to figure something out. "My minion sent me a message, saying that Little Insignia is waiting for me at Flaming Road."
Dankros looked at Angor. "Little Insignia invited Mister Padt as well. Seems like our teacher told it something."
Since it was Magoo who told him about Little Insignia, Angor considered and nodded. "Let's go."
Dankros nodded and led Angor to another path.
On their way to the Flaming Road, Angor asked Spot Spark, "You can send messages like this?"
Dankros nodded. "Yes. You just need to inject your message into the sparks and search for the target."
"Sounds good." Angor couldn't help but wonder if the sparks above the Land of Fire were all messages.
If so, when Angor sneaked forward, the sparks above his head were actually people discussing his journey on the "forum".
"Most of them weren't. But there were some sparks that contained information."
"Mixed with the other Martians? That's a good way to hide. "
Dankros said, "This method of transmission is common to all elemental creatures. It's just like how Little Yinba can stir up sand and stones to transmit information … However, the most secretive creatures are still the wind-type creatures. The medium they use to transmit information is the invisible wind. No one can see it.
Angor sighed after hearing Dankros' explanation. He was going to visit the territories of other elemental creatures soon, and this information was very important.
Angor asked Dankros about how to send messages and whether it was possible to capture them.
Amidst the questions and answers, they soon arrived at the intersection of Yan Yan Road.
It was a multi-lane road with many paths. It seemed to be a busy area as fire creatures flew past them from time to time.
Little Yinba's tall and dark figure was leaning against the wall of one of the crossroads. He was holding a stone sculpture in his hand, which he casually tossed and caught. It was only when Little Inba saw Dangros that it stopped and stood up to greet him.
"Little … Little Insignia. What do you want from us?" At this moment, Dankros was sitting on the Hand of Magic, and he felt that he was leaning against a powerful thigh. Hence, he sounded a little more arrogant when he spoke. Not only did he emphasize the word 'little', he even repeated it a few times.
Little Yinba's face, which was already dark, instantly became even darker.
"Hmph, I won't bicker with you today, but I'll beat you up another day." "Human, Teacher Magoo just sent a message to my big brother. You should know about it, right? ....... with me. with you. me.......
"… Huh?" What do you mean by 'should know'?
Little Insignia saw Angor's confused expression and realized something. "Didn't Professor Magoo tell you? He's asleep again. "
"You came here because you received the message from Mars, right?" Seeing Dankros nodding, Little Insignia sighed. "I knew something like this would happen. Just in case, I asked Dankros' follower to send you a message. I didn't think it would come in handy. "
Little Insignia said, "Since you're already here, the process doesn't matter. Let's go. I'll lead the way."
Little Insignia turned around and left.
Little Yinba led them for two minutes and stopped in front of a door. It was bigger than all the other doors they saw so far.
They pushed the door open and saw a spacious room inside.
A giant stone golem that was three times bigger than Little Insignia was sitting in the middle of the room with its legs crossed. It was staring at a small stone in front of it.
Under its gaze, the small stone slowly changed shape, and finally, the outline of a fluttering butterfly gradually appeared.
However, the sound of Small Seal pushing the door seemed to have disturbed the molding process. The stone butterfly made a cracking sound, and a crack appeared on its surface.
The giant stone golem showed a sad look. "Another failure …"
Its voice was loud enough to be a loudspeaker, but it sounded sad. Tears even came out of its eyes, which was completely different from its bulky appearance.
It was as if a tough man was stuffed with the softness of a Sniff Rose.
It was strange, but interesting at the same time.
"That's Big Insignia?" Angor asked.
Little Insignia didn't want to admit it, but it still nodded. "Yes. It's my big brother."
"Is it always like this?"
Little Insignia remained silent. Dankros spoke up, "What's wrong with that? This is Big Insignia. Compared to Little Insignia, I like Big Insignia better. It's so nice to me. It even gave me a statue that looked like me. "
Little Insignia chimed in, "It's all for the Phantom Slave."
"Who's the Phantom Slave?"
Little Insignia pointed at the broken butterfly carved by Big Insignia and said, "The Nether Slave is a Nether Fire Butterfly. Brother was carving its appearance just now … Also, the Nether Slave is Dankros' underling."
Little Insignia's meaning was very clear. Because the Underworld Slave was Dankros' underling, Big Insignia had given Dankros the statue in order to curry favor with the Underworld Slave. He didn't really treat it well.
Dankros humphed but didn't say anything. Because of what little Yinba had said, it wasn't sure whether Big Yinba was trying to please the Youyou Slave or was actually being nice to it, so it simply shut up.
Angor didn't listen to the rest of their conversation. He was already surprised when Little Insignia mentioned that the "Phantom Slave" was a butterfly.
A giant stone golem as big as a hill fell in love with a butterfly that was smaller than its palm. More importantly, they were not of the same race.
This, this was really interesting.
On the other side, Big Insignia finally stopped crying and looked at Little Insignia at the door.
"My sculpture is broken."
Little Insignia considered for a moment. "I didn't mean to. You're doing it again."
Big Insignia felt wronged, but it was Little Insignia who came. It sighed deeply and said, "Fine, I'll make another one. Teacher said the human is here?"
When Little Insignia came in, Big Insignia finally noticed Angor standing behind Little Insignia.
Big Yinba was stunned for a moment. His next action was to quickly hide the broken butterfly statue. His originally aggrieved expression instantly disappeared and was replaced with a serious expression.
"You're … Mister Padt?" Big Insignia looked at Angor.
Angor didn't want to expose Big Insignia's serious look. He nodded with a smile. "Yes."
Big Insignia studied Angor carefully as if it was curious about this "human". After a while, Angor heard Big Insignia mumbling, "He's different from us elementals. Teacher said that humans have many complicated organs. I wonder what they look like."
Angor didn't know what to say.
Seeing how Big Insignia didn't want to get to the point, Dangros decided to ask, "Little Insignia said that Teacher Magoo sent you a message. What did he say?"
Big Insignia frowned. "Not Little Insignia. Insignia."
Little Insignia humphed proudly.
Big Insignia continued, "Teacher Magoo asked me to prepare a token for you, Mister Padt."
"A token for me?" Angor asked.
Big Insignia nodded. "Teacher said that Mister Padt is going on a trip to Wildstone Wasteland. He asked me to prepare a token for you so that you won't be attacked there."
Big Insignia scratched its head in embarrassment. "Actually, the races in Wildstone Wasteland are very hospitable. It's just that they are a little stubborn and don't think clearly. They might see you as an enemy as soon as you enter the wasteland, and it'll be difficult to change their minds."
Little Inba added, "He's just like Dankros. He's impulsive and brainless, and he's also very stupid."
Angor understood that Little Insignia was mocking Dangros for not recognizing Angor's identity. Dangros summoned Gulada and Phoenix to fight Angor, which almost got Gulada killed.
Angor understood, but he was talking about his own race in Wildstone Wasteland! He dragged his own race into this mess just to mock Dangros. What a cruel man!
Dankros angrily wanted to argue with Little Inker, but his voice was completely drowned out by Big Inker's loud voice.
"You're right, little brother. To avoid any misunderstandings, you can bring my token to Wildstone Wasteland. That way, my race won't mistake you for someone else," Big Insignia said.
"I'm going to Wildstone Wasteland. Thank you so much, Mister Big Insignia. With the token, there won't be any misunderstandings."
Big Insignia: "Then I'll carve the token for you now, mister."
Carve a token? Angor was surprised. He thought Big Insignia already had the token. So, it was just carving one?
Big Inba took out a black stone from behind him and placed it in front of him. His eyes were focused on the stone. The stone began to change at a speed visible to the naked eye.
While Big Insignia was carving, Little Insignia looked at Angor and said, "Human, I don't know why you want to go to Wildstone Wasteland. But if I find out that you're going there with ill intentions, I won't forgive you."
Little Insignia stared back at Angor with sharp eyes.
Angor could tell that Little Insignia naturally disliked humans. It wasn't to the point of hostility, but it was obvious that it didn't like humans.
For example, Little Insignia never called Angor by his last name. Instead, it referred to him as "human". It was obvious that Little Insignia didn't like humans at all.
Angor wasn't surprised. Even if he was a "savior", he wasn't a savior. Humans weren't perfect either. Magic Fire Midier and Magoo didn't seem to dislike humans, but it was hard to say what they thought. If Angor was in Magoo's position, he would definitely dislike humans as well. After all, humans' goal was to obtain elemental creatures. It wasn't easy for two races to live in harmony.
Little Insignia's direct rejection actually made Angor feel more assured.
"I don't mean any harm on this trip. Don't worry," Angor said in a serious tone.
Little Insignia gave Angor a thoughtful look and didn't say anything else.
Big Insignia's carving was fast. He didn't need to use a knife to carve the stone. He only needed to use his mind and the stone would take shape naturally.
In a short five minutes, the previously inconspicuous black stone had now become a palm-sized statue.
It was Angor's image.
Not only did Angor's facial features look perfect, but Big Insignia also captured Angor's aura and carved it into the statue.
Little Insignia sensed the gentle aura coming from the statue, and its scrutinizing look toward Angor softened a little.
Little Insignia knew that Angor's carving was not only similar to the statue's appearance, but also capable of capturing the person's true personality. Since the aura of the statue was gentle, it believed that this human's character shouldn't be too bad.
Angor didn't know about this. Personally, he liked the statue a lot.
Angor took the token from Big Insignia and fiddled with it for a while before carefully putting it away.
He didn't say goodbye right away. Instead, he took out a Ghostfire Gem from his bracelet.
He found it in the Fire Zone, so it wasn't very valuable.
He summoned Alchemy Fire and began to shape the Ghostfire Gem.
Big Insignia gave him a token, and as a wizard who engraved the principle of "equivalent exchange" in his mind, he couldn't just accept it for free.
Angor planned to carve a Ghostfire Butterfly as a gift.
He didn't need to do any special enchantment. He only needed to melt and condense the Ghostfire Butterfly. In about ten minutes, a dancing Ghostfire Butterfly was formed in Angor's Hand of Spell.
Unlike Big Insignia's butterfly, Angor chose a suitable Ghostfire Gem to make this one. Both the color and the flame inside the Ghostfire Gem almost looked like the real thing.
Angor handed the Ghostfire Butterfly to Big Insignia. "Thank you for your token. Here's my gift in return."
Big Yinba stared at the Ghost Fire Butterfly that seemed both real and illusory. His eyes were filled with deep fascination.
It didn't want to accept the gift since it was Magoo's order. Still, the Ghostfire Slave would be so happy to see it.
Big Insignia hesitated for a while. "Thank you, Mister Padt. I like this gift very much. I think it's even more valuable than my token. Please don't leave. I have something else for you. Maybe it'll help you on your journey."
After Big Yinba accepted the gift, it hesitated for a moment before turning around to look at Little Yinba with a pleading expression.
Little Insignia remained silent for a while and finally surrendered to Big Insignia's pleading look. It sighed deeply and pointed at Angor.
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