He narrowed his eyes and stared at the Mystery Fruit in the distance without paying too much attention to anything else.
The mysterious resonance around Angor's body indicated that he was still lost in his thoughts and hadn't woken up yet.
Angor did not realize what was going on, but he knew what was going on right now was related to him.
The watcher knew his own limits. It was already difficult for him to resist the gravitational pull at 97%. If the gravitational pull was doubled, he might be able to handle it. However, the gravitational pull suddenly doubled at 98% was too much for him to handle.
Under such a terrifying attraction, the Sentinel was already prepared for the worst.
According to his imagination, he should be as down and out as Boroye is now.
But what he didn't expect was that just as the Sentinel was about to lose his balance due to the sudden increase in attraction, a faint green light suddenly flashed in front of his eyes.
Immediately after, the attractive force that almost drove him crazy slowly receded from his body like a receding tide.
Without a doubt, it was Angor's Forcefield that saved him.
As a matter of fact, the green energy field had been protecting them all this time. However, it wasn't as effective as Angor's Distorted Domain. At most, it could only weaken the gravitational pull a little.
The watcher didn't know what Angor did. Why did Angor's Forcefield suddenly become so strong? How did it weaken the force so much that it almost disappeared?
The watcher wanted to ask Angor about it, but Angor was still immersed in his own thoughts. The birth of the Disorder of Order had a great impact on Angor, and this was his destiny. The watcher didn't want to ruin Angor's destiny right now, so he had to keep his curiosity to himself.
However, when Boroye came closer, the watcher couldn't sit still any longer.
He knew what Boroye was trying to do, but it wasn't up to him to decide what to do. Angor was the one who weakened the gravitational pull, and the watcher needed Angor's permission to accept Boroye. Angor hadn't woken up yet, so the watcher couldn't make the decision for him.
It didn't sound reasonable for a legendary wizard to accept the request of a wizard like Angor. However, it was normal for the watcher to do so under the restriction of "compensatory exchange". After all, he was under Angor's "protection".
The closer Boroye got, the more hesitant the watcher became. He kept glancing at Angor from the corner of his eyes. He was hesitating between waking Angor up and rejecting Boroye's offer.
Normally speaking, waking Angor was the better choice since it wouldn't violate the watcher's oath. Rejecting Boroye's approach meant that the watcher had broken the rule of not attacking Boroye first, which was a violation of the oath.
But waking Angor up … this was a Mystery destiny. Waking Angor up would mean cutting off Boroye's path and might even bring him more hatred.
The watcher sighed. It's better to reject Boroye.
If the oath was broken, then so be it. Let's see if there are any other ways to make up for it.
The Sentinel had already made up his mind, but an unexpected situation stopped him from moving.
The Green Pattern Domain suddenly began to expand.
At first, the force field only covered Angor and the watcher. But now, it was expanding, and it was spreading toward where Boroa was coming from.
"So you agree to let Boroye approach you?" the watcher muttered. He didn't get an answer.
The watcher couldn't tell if Angor was still asleep or had already woken up.
Since he couldn't get an answer from Angor, the watcher had to check the green field again.
The expansion of the field wasn't unlimited. When it reached a certain size, it would automatically stop expanding.
The watcher did some calculations and found that the field was just big enough to accommodate Boroye's current size.
Of course, the watcher knew that Angor was doing this on purpose. He didn't mind Boroye's presence at all.
Since Angor was willing to do so, the watcher wouldn't stop him. He didn't have to break the oath. However, the watcher had a strange feeling in his mind.
Did Angor just wake up?
The watcher warned Angor that Boroye and the Phantom City behind it weren't to be trifled with, so it was best to stay away from them. If Angor listened to the watcher's advice, why would he take the trouble for himself?
Angor didn't seem to want to save the other wizards. Instead, he "showed kindness" to Boroye, which went against the watcher's expectations.
The watcher still found it hard to believe, but he didn't show it on his face. He even followed the green field and extended his own Distorted Dimension to Boroye as well.
In a way, the watcher was endorsing Angor's field.
Boroye soon reached the watcher's side.
Boroye was actually hesitating whether or not the Overseer would help him. But considering the watcher's job, the watcher wouldn't do anything even if he didn't. All Boroye needed to do was to get close to the watcher and use the latter's Law of Distortion.
Boroye didn't feel any repulsion when he entered the Distorted Dimension, which meant he made the right bet.
…
Why didn't he feel any attraction?
Boroye immediately noticed that the force around him was much weaker than before. He was surprised. The watcher didn't seem to be worried at all, but it turned out to be much easier than he thought.
How could such a strong attraction force from the outside world be so weak inside the Distorted Dimension? Rainbow Literature Network
"I didn't expect the watcher's Law of Distortion to be this strong." Boroye looked at the watcher. "Did the watcher reach the metamorphosis stage? Boroye? "
The metamorphosis stage was a sign of late-stage legendary. It was also a prerequisite for creating miracles.
"That's none of your business. Also, you'd better be quiet for me, otherwise I don't mind throwing you out. "The Overseer coldly glanced at Bo Oloye, his tone unkind.
Boroye opened his mouth to say something, but he didn't dare to act rashly since he was under the watcher's roof.
"Boroye … I won't say anything else. I just want to thank you, okay?"
"No need. Shut up."
"Boroye, it's not that I'm ungrateful. You told me to shut up." Boroye muttered to himself. He didn't approach the Sentinel any further. Instead, he went to the side and released the three Magi who were previously bound, as well as No.01.
Yes, they didn't die. It wasn't because Boroye was being merciful. He simply forgot about them when he was rushing toward the watcher.
After these Sorcerers entered the Distorted Bounded Domain, their thoughts, which had been dominated by the attraction force, finally returned to normal.
Just as they were calculating something in their minds, Boroye remembered.
Boroye didn't say anything. He reached out three of his tentacles and inserted them into the wizards' heads.
He wasn't going to kill them. At least, he wasn't planning to kill them yet. The reason why he inserted his tentacles into their heads was to ask them some questions.
Something about … Angor.
Boroye couldn't speak in front of the watcher, so he had to resort to this method in secret. It was strange to use such a method at a time like this, but it was fine as long as the watcher didn't think about Angor.
Boroye wouldn't have the chance to ask anything if they were outside the Distorted Dimension. But now that they were under the watcher's "protection", they had some free time.
At first, they didn't make any progress. They all said that they didn't know who the watcher was. But when Boroye projected Angor's face into their minds, they finally got a response.
A moment later …
"Angor, a genius alchemist and a member of the R&D Department." Boroye recalled the answer in his mind. "He joined the R&D Department because he once came into contact with a Mystery dimension."
Boroye saw everything about Angor. At least, Boroye knew everything about Angor.
And this made Boroye even more determined to capture Angor.
Angor was a genius alchemist who once touched the Mystery realm. Now, he was experiencing Mystery resonance again. As long as he did not die halfway, he would not face any obstacles in the future. He was sure that he would be able to reach the Mystery realm.
If such a person could stay in the Phantom City, it would definitely be beneficial and harmless.
Boroye had already decided to capture Angor, but he did not show it on his face. Instead, he chose to remain silent.
Instead of looking at Angor, Boroye began to do something else.
Boroye also noticed something else in the minds of the three wizards.
A female Magus named 'Delune', after entering the Distorted Bounded Domain, realized that she had regained her rationality and made a decision immediately.
The attraction force was too strong. She had to leave this place even if she had to resort to any means.
Without any hesitation, Deluna imitated Wizard White Feather. She burned her power of the Will as she tried to break through the dimensional passageway and escape to the Void.
However, to Deluna's surprise, she did not open the door to the void. It was as if some kind of power was preventing her from leaving.
After witnessing the deaths of so many people, Delune learned her lesson. Since she couldn't open the door, she decided to self-destruct.
The Tide of Souls was still covering the southern wizardry region. As long as she ejected her soul, she would be able to enter Cazider World.
She didn't want to disappear just like that.
However, before Deluni could successfully self-destruct, Poroye's tentacles pierced into her mind, stopping her movements.
Boroye didn't care whether Delune self-destructed or not. It was more concerned about Delune's previous behavior. She couldn't open a plane passageway?
Now that the attraction force was gone, she should be able to open the door, right? Or could it be that Delune was too weak to break through the distorted realm?
Boroye considered and decided to give it a try.
There were many advantages to opening a plane passageway. At least it would provide an escape route.
Besides, this object was getting more and more dangerous. Staying here wasn't necessarily a good idea.
With Boroye's current situation, he could simply give up on the item and leave.
As for Angor … it didn't matter. As long as Angor didn't leave the southern wizardry region, Boroye would find a way to capture him.
With that in mind, Boroye reached out two tentacles and prepared to open the plane passageway.
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