With his current knowledge, he couldn't understand or understand the structure. However, this kind of structure also brought him some benefits.
It was a marvelous experience. He was like a sponge that absorbed water. He did not understand the mysteries of the 'water', but because of some mysterious and indescribable instincts, he was able to absorb the information that was hard to understand into his mind.
The floating information that came from different dimensions flashed in front of his eyes.
He couldn't care less about what was happening around him right now. All he could do was to keep his consciousness close to the frequency of Mystery's Beginning. In the end, he felt as if he had become one with the structure that transcended dimensions. The structure that he couldn't even imagine began to take shape in his mind.
While Angor was immersed in the information, the others were tormented by the increasing attraction force.
When the crack reached 30% of the fruit's shell, a wizard unconsciously rushed toward it with an obsessive look on his face.
As expected, the wizard became nutrients for the fruit. Not only did he accelerate the growth of the crack, but he also made the red light inside the fruit even brighter.
When the crack reached 50%, the second, third … and fifth wizards all turned into a rain of blood.
There were only a few wizards left, and the crack was still growing.
When the crack reached 70%, another group of Magi could no longer control themselves and became sacrifices. At this point, there were less than three Magi left.
When the crack reached 90%, the remaining three couldn't hold on any longer. They all followed their instincts and moved forward.
However, they didn't become sacrifices this time.
Just as they were about to approach the mysterious fruit, they were swept away by a pink octopus tentacle.
The one who swept the three of them away was undoubtedly Boroye.
The Watcher looked at Boroye as soon as he moved. Bo Oloye's gem-like eyes flickered with a faint brilliance: "Yue Luo? "Can't I save them?"
"Do you really want to save her?" the inspector asked.
Boroye's lips curled into a soft smile. "At least, I'm willing to save them right now."
The Watcher humphed. He knew what Boroye was trying to do. Judging from the Mystery Fruit's current maturity, it didn't need to be sacrificed to reach its maturity. Under such circumstances, Boroye naturally began to consider what would happen after the mysterious fruit was completely out of order.
If No.01 could be used as a bargaining chip in Boroye's hands, why couldn't the others?
These three sorcerers were specially rescued by it to experiment on the effects of the object of disorder.
Of course, openly experimenting on adepts of the southern region in front of the Sentinels was clearly out of the question. However, this time was an exception. Because this time, Boroye didn't need to do it personally. It only needed to wait for the mysterious fruit to completely lose its order before releasing the three Magi.
Under the influence of the chaotic rhythm, these three Magi would definitely take the initiative to be like moths to a flame. Boroye could completely deduce that this was the result of their own 'initiative'.
Because the Inspector saw Boroye's intention, he couldn't help but frown coldly.
Boroye didn't care about the Overseer's anger at all. Provoking the Overseer at the edge of the rules was also a kind of pleasure for him.
When Boroha saw that the Overseer was silent, he knew that his Rule Provocation had basically succeeded. Unfortunately, the opponent was too weak, so Boroye did not put in much effort.
While Boroye was gloating in his mind, the cracks on the fruit's shell had almost completely filled up.
In terms of numbers, the number of cracks had reached 95%.
When the number reached 95%, the rate at which the cracks were spreading began to slow down. It wasn't because the energy inside the fruit was insufficient. It was because the fruit's shell was still stuck to the inside of the fruit, which required some time to transform.
And this process would take some time.
As they waited, Angor suddenly began to gather energy around him.
The Overseer was the first to notice the energy. He looked at Angor in confusion. Angor seemed to be lost in his own thoughts, but he was already releasing a strange aura around him.
This kind of momentum was gradually rising, and the process of rising was filled with elasticity. It was like a bow that was ready to shoot, and the power was gradually pulled to the fullest on the bow string.
Normally, the Overseer wouldn't be surprised if Angor was doing something like this. But this time, Angor was still lost in his own thoughts. Why did he suddenly gather energy?
This strange feeling shouldn't be happening to Angor right now.
While the Overseer was still trying to figure out what was going on, Angor's Aura finally reached its limit.
The Overseer didn't know what was going to happen to Angor, but he still activated his Distortion Domain out of instinct. Unlike the Overseer's active Distortion Domain, the Overseer's Distortion Domain broke through the restriction and enveloped Angor's surroundings.
The Overseer's action also attracted Boroye's attention.
When Boroye turned his head to look, the first thing he saw was an even denser distorted domain. However, this was not the main point. The main point was that the young man in the distorted domain was suddenly surrounded by a familiar power.
"Whooooo?"
When Boroye sensed the power in his hand, he was so shocked that he even elongated his catchphrase, the last syllable rising to his head.
He was too familiar with this energy. Or rather, everyone here, including the dead wizards, was familiar with it.
Mystery energy!
Also, the Mystery energy around Angor's body was very similar to the Mystery Fruit's.
However, Angor's Mystery energy was too weak. It was even weaker than some half-finished products. But the source of the energy was exactly the same as the Mystery Fruit's.
What's going on?
Boroye was getting confused. Was this one of the Mystery Fruits' chaotic rhythms? Not only did it create a terrifying attraction force, but it could also assimilate humans?
If that was the case, why didn't these bastards do anything?
Boroye turned around and looked at the wizards, including 01. Just like Angor, they were all staring at the Mystery fruit in a daze. However, Angor's Mystery energy didn't get any reaction from them.
While Boroye was still trying to figure out what was going on, he suddenly heard the city lord's voice in his mind.
Ever since Gluz and Deward's avatars began to pay attention to the Mystery Fruit, they never spoke again. Boroye didn't get any response even when he tried to talk to them. Now that the city lord spoke, Boroye was a little surprised.
"Listen, Boroye. Your mission priority needs to be adjusted. "
"Rohor?"
"The priority of the mission has been changed to: take away the wizard beside the Sentinel as the latest target. The priority of obtaining the object of disorder and killing No. 01 will be changed by one."
Boroye's gem-like eyes were filled with confusion. "Why? Rohor? "
Faced with Boroye's question, Grudard paused for a long time before answering, "That sorcerer is resonating with the Thing of Disorder, which means that he can roughly understand the structure of the Thing of Disorder, which means … he has touched the threshold of the Mysterious level."
"You mean … a Mystery Alchemist?" Boroye was even more surprised now. He didn't even bother to use his catchphrase.
Gluz and Deward considered for a moment. "We don't know if he's an Alchemist, but we're certain that he has reached the threshold of Mystery. If he could cross that line, it would be many times more helpful to the Phantom City than a regular thing out of order.
More importantly, the young man had just become a wizard, and he already reached the threshold of Mystery Fruit. Even in the Origin World, such a situation rarely occurred.
Most Mystery Alchemists in the Origin World were at least at the legendary level. After all, only Legends would have enough time and ability to explore all kinds of Mystical powers, and use them to trace the Mystical levels.
Gluz and Deward had already met someone who could reach the Mystery Level as a mere level-1 wizard.
Angor had already reached the threshold of Mystery at such a young age, and he was able to resonate with the newly born object in such a short time. His talent was definitely something else! There was a high chance that he could become a Mystery Alchemist in the future.
Even in the Origin World, Mystery Alchemists were extremely rare. There were even some Magi who had seen the glory of miracles, but had never seen any trace of the mysterious Alchemist. This was enough to prove how rare Mystery Alchemists were.
"The Phantom City just happens to lack such a resident. Boroye, I order you to bring him back to the Phantom City alive. "
Usually, Gluz and Deward would only use such orders on "magical creatures". This time, in the face of such a young Magus who had the potential to achieve great things in the future, even Gruz Deward, who looked down on humans, was tempted.
Boroye also understood the importance of the mysterious alchemist. He nodded solemnly. "I understand, Toro!"
"Keep an eye on the watcher. Don't let him know what you're doing."
Boroye: "Hiro!"
While Gluz and Deward were talking about Angor, the watcher also noticed Angor's strange behavior. As a wizard from the Order Keeper, he knew much more about the Mysterious Core than other wizards, so he was able to tell what was going on right away.
Mystery Resonance!
By now, the watcher no longer doubted Frost's judgment. No wonder his old friend valued Angor so much. Angor was able to reach such advanced knowledge at such a young age, which meant he was better than 99% of the alchemists in the Order Faction. Angor's potential was limitless. Maybe he could really help Frost achieve his goal!
The watcher began to pay more attention to Angor's condition.
He couldn't let such a promising wizard die in this place.
With that in mind, the watcher strengthened his distorted domain again to prevent Angor's resonance with the object of disorder from causing unnecessary trouble.
Then, the watcher suddenly thought of something and looked at Boroye in the distance.
Boroye saw this too. Did he think of something else?
If Boroye was interested in Angor, then they needed to be careful.
Luckily, the watcher noticed that Boroye wasn't paying attention to them at all. He was still looking at the Mystery Fruit with great ambition.
Boroye was a spoiled child. He might be strong, but he didn't have much knowledge. It was impossible that Gruz Howard's way of spoiling Boroye was to let Boroye read a lot of books to broaden his horizons, right?
And the fact that Boroye can be titled "Magnificent Boroye" instead of "Learned Boroye" is a testament to this.
Boroye didn't know much about Mystery Resonance, so it was normal that he didn't see Angor's value.
The inspector felt that his judgment should be close to the mark, but for some reason, he felt a sense of discomfort in his heart, as if something was wrong.
…
"That's too deliberate. Even if the watcher thinks you don't know what's going on, you can't just ignore it. "Gluz and Deward's voice echoed in Boroye's mind.
No matter how much Boroye coveted the Mystery Fruit, he should at least pay attention to Angor's presence instead of doing nothing at all.
"Angor —"
"But the watcher didn't notice anything wrong with you," Gluz and Deward said, "I'll let it go this time. But I hope there won't be a next time."
…
What the watcher didn't know was that he was right. Boroye didn't know what Mystery Resonance was, nor did he know what was going on with Angor.
What the watcher didn't know was that Boroye didn't come alone this time.
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