Angor could understand Fisspanre's position. However, if Fisspanre really wanted information about him, Fiery Midier probably already knew that he was after the elemental fairies.
So how would Fiery Midier react to this?
After Fez Spanry sent the message out, he slowly descended and sat at the entrance of the cave.
Angor didn't plan to expose Fisspanre's lie. He wanted to wait and see what Fiery Midier would do next. Would Fiery Midier react immediately, or stay put? Either way, Angor had nothing to worry about. He hadn't really taken any elemental fairies yet.
With that in mind, Angor asked Elmi to keep watching the outside world while he entered the dream wasteland.
The place he entered was the construction zone of the new city.
Compared to the barren land he saw before, the construction district was much livelier now. Many foreign-style buildings were erected from the ground, and people were busy going in and out of them.
Most of the people here were wizards who came from Brute Cavern recently. There were also some apprentices who accepted construction tasks.
There were some familiar faces as well. For example, there was a man in a small house not far away from them.
It was a single-family iron house. At first glance, it looked like it was built during the Age of Steam. However, the roof was decorated with eaves in the style of the Eastern Continent. The two completely different styles didn't look out of place at all. In fact, they looked quite interesting when combined together.
The plaque outside the hut read "Night Whisper Darkness".
The name sounded strange, but it was actually a tailor's shop. In the tailor shop, there was a female apprentice cutting clothes. She had long black hair and dark green eyes. She was very beautiful, and her most distinctive feature was her elf-like pointy ears.
Angor didn't know this apprentice before, but he knew who she was.
"Witch of the Night" Sebilla.
Angor knew her name because her teacher was "Night Sage" Caelar.
He didn't try to hide his gaze. Sebilla was busy working, but her sharp senses allowed her to notice Angor's gaze.
Sebilla looked up in confusion and saw Angor looking at her. When she saw Angor, she was surprised at first. Then, she couldn't believe her eyes.
He rarely showed up in public after his breakthrough. However, as the only one who crossed the threshold of wizardry in recent years and a member of the research department, Angor was quite famous among the apprentices in Brute Cavern. Sebilla even heard that Angor was the one who developed this strange world.
Under Cibilla's shocked gaze, Angor approached them.
He took the initiative to greet her.
"If you don't mind me asking, Miss, is there any news from Sailum lately?" Angor asked slowly.
He was talking to her because she was from the same school as Sailum.
The moment he saw Sibylla, he thought of Sailum. He wondered if Sailum had recovered after Dark Codex's slumber. Also, Angor heard from his brother Leon that Sailum had gone missing recently. He seemed to have left Floating Mech City. Where did he go?
"My, my Lord, do you mean Mr. Pustin?" Sibylla took a deep breath, put away her shy expression, and recovered her usual calmness.
"Yes." Angor nodded.
Sebilla also heard that Sailum and Angor were close. She organized her words and said slowly, "Sailum went to participate in the Rising Star Competition and never came back. I don't know much about him. But I heard from my professor that something went wrong with his Codex of Prison. I think he'll come back soon and ask my professor to help him. "
Angor nodded. Sailum wasn't in Floating Mech City because he was going to return to Brute Cavern.
"I see. Thank you, Miss." Angor didn't talk to Sebilla too much after hearing about Sailum's return. He nodded politely and left the shop.
Sebilla stared at Angor's back for a long time.
Angor went to the command center outside the new city after leaving Nightwhisper Shade. There were also many buildings here, which served as the city planning center before the new city was opened.
Before entering the dream wasteland, Angor already sensed Tree Spirit's presence through the Dream Gate.
He planned to ask Tree Spirit if there were any changes in the ruins while he was away, as well as the progress of the dream wasteland and Sunders.
The city hall was large and spacious. Angor took several turns inside and found Tree Spirit's room.
To his surprise, the door wasn't locked. Apart from Tree Spirit, there was another familiar face in the room.
It was Dodoro.
"Dodoro was just asking about you, and here you are. What a coincidence." Tree Spirit was a bit surprised to see Angor.
Angor looked at Dodoro, who gave him a small smile.
"Maybe it's not a coincidence?" Angor walked to Dodoro and sat down.
Tree Spirit looked at Dodoro with a complicated expression. "Don't tell me you came here because you knew he's coming."
Dodoro considered for a moment. "I don't know. This world almost blocked my Prophecy."
"That's more like it …" Tree Spirit mumbled.
But before he could finish, Dodoro cut him off. "But I sensed that I might find something useful here, so I came."
Tree Spirit didn't know what to say. How is that different from a Prophecy?!
Tree Spirit gave Dodoro a nervous look. This guy is getting more and more insane. He's even worse than Maya. Even in the dream wasteland, where prophecy abilities were suppressed to the extreme, Dodoro still managed to do something like that.
Angor watched Tree Spirit's reaction for a while before he looked at Dodoro. "Do you need something from me?"
Dodoro nodded and whispered something into Angor's ear.
Angor frowned and nodded to Dodoro. "I see."
Dodoro stood up and bowed to Angor. "I'm done here. I'll take my leave now."
Angor didn't ask Dodoro to stay. He was going to ask some important questions about Brute Cavern, and Dodoro didn't need to know them yet. Perhaps Dodoro sensed Angor's presence, so he quickly left.
Tree Spirit waited for Dodoro to leave before he looked at Angor again. "What were you talking about? What path of Starlight? "
Angor chuckled. "That's not important."
Tree Spirit was still doubtful, but he didn't ask anything else. "So, what do you need from me? By the way, I heard from Freud that you've returned to the Old Earth? "
…
It was already the next day when Angor returned to the real world.
Angor asked Elmi about it and confirmed that no other creatures showed up during the night.
"Why didn't Fiery Midier respond?" "Or is it going to wait until I start to kidnap elemental fairies?" Angor mumbled to himself.
Angor couldn't figure it out, so he put it aside for now.
Since there were no elemental fairies outside, Angor sat in his room and began to think about what happened in the dream wasteland.
He asked Tree Spirit about Brute Cavern's recent activities. The dream wasteland was progressing without a hitch, and the main building for the tea party was under construction. The Germinal Organization hadn't made any moves yet, but Angor had already found some clues.
Brute Cavern seemed to be doing well, but Sunders hadn't logged in recently. Angor didn't know what happened.
But he wasn't too worried about it. Considering how strong Sunders was, it shouldn't be a big deal. Maybe something happened to Flora, and that was why Sunders didn't log in.
Angor believed in Sunders' strength, but he still set up a marker just in case. Once Sunders entered the dream wasteland, the Tree of Authority would notify him immediately.
Apart from that, Angor was more concerned about what Dodoro told him.
"I saw it too," Dodoro whispered into Angor's ear.
"You are walking in darkness, and there is a path of light ahead of you."
Angor didn't pay much attention to the prophecy that Flower Sparrow saw. Most of the prophecies were random, so they weren't necessarily important. Perhaps the prophecy that Hua Que saw was just him going out for a stroll on the streets one night, and the glowing path was the street lamps on the side of the street.
But now, Dodoro told him that he saw the same thing.
Both of them saw the same prophecy, which made Angor feel that something was wrong.
Maybe the prophecy was telling him something important?
While Angor was still trying to figure it out, Elmi sent him a telepathic message: Fei Spanry was coming to the cave.
Angor put his thoughts aside for now and opened the door.
Fei Spanry was surprised to see Angor. "I didn't expect to see you here, mister. I have something to discuss with you."
"What is it?" Angor noticed the serious look in Freese's eyes. It seemed Freese had a lot on his mind.
Fisspanre said, "I feel that something is wrong. According to the progress of Dankros yesterday, his underlings should have arrived three hours ago … Even if something happened to the elemental creatures, the elemental spirits should have come. But now, not a single elemental spirit has been seen. This is a bit strange."
Angor also felt that something was off. It was already morning, so the elemental spirits should've woken up by now. But there was no sign of any elemental spirits.
Did Fiend Fire Midier do something?
If Fiery Midier knew about Angor's plan, it might've ordered all elemental creatures to stay away from the cave.
"That's why I want to go out and see what's going on."
Angor gave Fispanry a thoughtful look. If what he said was true, Fispanry was probably trying to get away from this place instead of observing the situation.
Angor considered for a moment and agreed to Fei Spanry's request.
He also wanted to know what Fiery Midier was trying to do. Was it trying to start a war by isolating all fire creatures? But he was clearly just coveting it, and hadn't really made a move yet. Was Demonic Fire Midier going to shed all pretense of cordiality?
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