Test our strength? "Dicher didn't understand what Angor was talking about.
"Perform multiple and repeated basic judgements on all targets within the range of the disorder effect. The stronger you are, the more likely you will pass the test. And vice versa, "Angor explained.
"Targets are all sentient beings. Even if they are just projections, they will pass the test as long as they can think."
The others quickly understood what Angor meant.
"So you're saying that our projections are also within the range of the test. Since our projections don't have any power, we can't pass the test. So we're being pulled harder than others, and we can't resist it. "
Angor nodded. "Yes. And the effect will also affect your true forms. You can't escape it even if you're in the void or somewhere far away.
"More importantly, it's based on the target within the range of the test, and it's bound by karma. If you can't pass the test, you won't pass, and it won't do a second test on your true forms. It's still based on your projections. Therefore, no matter how powerful your true bodies hiding in the void are, under the influence of the inevitability of karma, you will still be implicated, and the attraction you receive will be stronger than others. "
It didn't make any sense at all. But that was how Mystery items worked. And this was a Mystery item that was about to go out of control.
Everyone quickly understood what Angor was trying to say. But the more they thought about it, the angrier they became.
"So as long as our projections exist, they'll affect our true forms?" Dicher's expression turned dark.
"Yes. Without outside interference, you'll end up just like her." Angor pointed at Oliveta.
Since Oliveta's projection couldn't pass the test, her true form couldn't be awakened either.
Chairman Chaser sighed. "We originally had no intention of joining the conflict. We only wanted to report from the frontlines. We thought that we would be able to rest easy with the projection, but who would have thought that we would fail because of the projection."
"Thank you for your help, mister. Otherwise, we'd be in a lot of trouble."
Dichiel and Adelaia also expressed their gratitude.
Angor waved a hand. "I just want to do a test."
Or rather, the watcher wanted to do this test, but he couldn't because of the oath, so he asked Angor to do it in a roundabout way.
Angor paused for a moment before he continued, "Yes, your projections are more attractive than the others, which means you have a lower chance of passing the test. But this might also be your advantage."
Di Xier: "Why?"
"I just thought about it. Since the fruit won't check your real bodies again, I think you can solve the problem by using your projections."
"The adepts behind us, on the other hand, will have to start with their real bodies."
On one hand, they only needed to solve the problem of projection, while on the other hand, they needed to solve the problem from the root. Comparing the two, it was obviously easier to deal with the projection.
"Of course, this is just my speculation. We still need to do another test to see if it's true. "
Angor glanced around the crowd. Finally, he locked his gaze on Livetta.
"I need her to do a test with me. Is that okay?"
Dicher gave Angor a puzzled look. He didn't know why Angor would choose Livetta, but he still nodded. "Yes, but she hasn't regained her consciousness yet."
As soon as he finished speaking, Dicher felt the green light around him flashing.
Next, he heard a familiar voice. "Huh? I think I was affected by something, Chief Editor —"
But before she could finish her sentence, she stared at Angor and the Watcher in a daze.
What's going on? Why are they here?
"Livetta, we're in a hurry. I'll explain later. Now, I need you to do a test with this mister. "
Livita was dumbfounded. "Huh? A test? What test? "
Dicher didn't know what the test was and looked at Angor.
"It's a simple test. All you need to do is stand still."
Before Livetta could understand what was going on, she saw Angor standing in front of her and pointing at her with his index finger.
A faint light appeared on his fingertip. In the next second, Levitta saw a flash of white light in front of her eyes, followed by the sound of something breaking.
— — This is, the projection shattered.
When Livetta regained her consciousness, she found herself back in the void.
She tried to bring her consciousness back to her projection, but she couldn't sense it anymore.
She didn't even know what was going on. How did she return to her original body? She didn't bring back any of her reports or videos from the frontlines!
While Livetta was still wondering, Dicher's original body opened its eyes.
"We'll talk about your question later," Dicher said before Livetta could ask anything. "Now, answer me. Can you move? Can you feel anything strange? Do you feel like you're being restrained? "
Levita flew around a bit before telling Dicher: "I can move, and I don't feel anything out of the ordinary"
Dicher's eyes widened in realization. "So I just need to get rid of the projection."
"What are you talking about, Chief Editor?"
Dicher waved a hand. "Nothing. Just stay here and don't move."
As soon as she finished speaking, Diceel closed her eyes again and immersed herself in the projection of the real world.
…
"Oliveta is now able to move freely. She didn't sense any abnormalities," Dicher replied.
"So you're right." The Watcher was also paying attention to Angor's situation, and he knew that Angor's theory was correct.
In order for the object of disorder to work, it needed to undergo a power test, and only those who were within its effective range would be tested. Once the target disappeared, it wouldn't be tested again as long as they didn't step into the area, even if they were affected by karma.
It wasn't hard to come up with this conclusion. However, Angor's ability to do so in such a short time spoke volumes about his quick thinking.
This conclusion would also be of great help to the Watchers and Boroye, who were dedicated to the pursuit of Mysticism.
Based on the conclusion, it could be concluded that the out-of-order object this time was not the kind that was unconventional and elusive.
The disorder mainly depended on its "effective range" and "power test". To put it bluntly, it only depended on "distance" and "power".
This was a very common occurrence among the objects that were out of order.
Also, the object was still operating according to its logic. This also reduced the difficulty of containing it by quite a bit.
The reason why he said this was because there were many Out of Order items that were out of order. These types of Out of Order items were very difficult for the Mysterious Hunters of the Order Guild.
For example, the "Box of Rebirth" that Froste wanted to capture.
The chaotic rhythm of the Box of Reincarnation was relatively common. There was only one condition: distance.
As long as you didn't approach the box, you wouldn't be affected by it.
However, even though the "distance" was the only condition, its internal logic was very strange. Even if you had a lot of power, you might not be able to survive.
Also, even if you passed through many small worlds and came out of the box alive, it didn't mean you understood how it worked.
Froste successfully came out, but he was still confused about the Mystery item. He didn't understand the logic behind it at all, and he didn't know how to capture it.
Box of Rebirth wasn't the most special object among all the objects of disorder. Even so, it was still very difficult to understand.
The Mystery Fruit in front of him had a very strong effect. The disorder was simple and violent, but it also had a certain logic to it. It couldn't be more friendly.
Of course, "friendly" was just the Watcher's judgment of its operation logic. It didn't mean it was easy to capture.
There were many objects of disorder like the Mystery Fruit that were simple and violent, and many Mystery Hunters had died because of them. Therefore, it still couldn't be underestimated.
However, compared to those strange and non-mainstream objects of disorder, the members of Order preferred to deal with objects of disorder like the Mystery Fruit.
After confirming the effect of the object, the Watcher no longer paid any attention to Chancellor Lightchaser and the others. Instead, he focused on the Mystery Fruit. At the same time, he took out a recording tool and began recording the information of the object.
If Bora Leaf couldn't be captured, the Watcher would make a judgment. If it couldn't be handled, the Watcher would send the information to the Order so that they could send a Mystery Hunter to capture it.
Next, Angor looked at Chancellor Lightchaser and the others.
"Right now, the Mystery Fruit only has a small crack on it, and it's already hard for your projections to resist. When the shell completely falls off, the effect will be even stronger. My Forcefield won't be able to wake you up either. So, do you still want to stay here? "
Without any hesitation, they all gave a negative answer. They wanted to know more about the Mystery Fruit, but they had to stay alive first. If they couldn't even stay alive, what was the point of learning more about the Mystery Fruit?
"I can do what Li Vita did and shatter your projections so that you won't be affected by the Mystery Fruit's effect. But I have a condition. "
(End of Chapter)
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