"So he's really important to you, Bora," Bora spoke in a meaningful tone.
Angor tried to stop the warden from shrinking the dimension, but none of his attempts worked. But now, Angor was involved, and the effect was obvious.
Other people might not understand why the warden was so interested in Angor, but Bora understood. The warden must have known about Angor's Mystery talent as well. As a member of the Order Faction, how could the warden not try to recruit Angor? To protect Angor, the warden stopped Bora's advance and even stopped shrinking the dimension.
Bora knew what was going on, but he had to pretend that he didn't know. Bora was determined to get Angor, and he didn't want to expose his real intention so that the warden would be alerted.
As for Angor's opinion … Heh. Did it really matter?
The warden didn't know what Bora was thinking, but he knew that Bora must have misunderstood something. He didn't stop the shrinking of the dimension.
His Distorted Dimension was only a cover for Angor's green field. It was the green field that caused the dimension to shrink. Now that the green field suddenly stopped shrinking, the warden's Distorted Dimension stopped as well.
However, the warden didn't understand why Angor chose to stop now. It was as if Angor really did stop because of Bora's words.
Although the Overseer didn't mind being the scapegoat, he still felt uncomfortable, especially when Boroye stared at him with that strange gaze, which made him feel even more uncomfortable.
But he couldn't explain it. He just looked at Angor and sighed in his mind.
Speaking of which, the warden didn't think Angor would stop shrinking the dimension just because of Bora's words.
Maybe Angor only planned to shrink the dimension to this extent, and Bora's words were just a coincidence?
If that was true, then there must be a reason why Angor shrank the dimension to this size.
The warden looked around and checked the size of the dimension.
Coincidentally, the dimension was just big enough to accommodate the three of them. If Bora's tentacles retracted a little more, they could also find another spot.
In other words, four personalities were the most they could fit. Four people wouldn't be so cramped. If they shrank the dimension even a little, they would have to rub shoulders against each other.
The watcher believed that there was a reason behind Angor's actions, such as bringing Boroye into the room and shrinking the space for no apparent reason.
The maximum space that could accommodate four people should also be within his calculations.
Judging from all the details, Angor's actions were not targeted at anyone in the room. Boroye mentioned a "descender", and Angor intentionally left a "space" empty.
Perhaps Angor is doing all this for the sake of that Outsider?
Even the Overseer felt that this conjecture was absurd, because although Boroye did not say who the Descender was, it was definitely not weaker than it. It was inevitable that he would be above the legendary level.
Angor wanted to go after someone stronger than legendary?
Just the thought of it was a hilarious joke.
The inspector wanted to treat this "joke" as a joke and laugh it off, but all the signs were so real that he was a little confused.
"Perhaps I'm just overthinking things." The Overseer shook his head.
"Holo ~ What are you thinking about?" Now that they were very close, Boroye naturally heard the Sentinel's whisper.
The Overseer gave Boroye a cold glance and did not say anything.
Boroye didn't care and continued, "I saw a research report in the Philpot Fisherman's News. The Keepers that the Order Guild sent to the various worlds were unable to communicate with others for a long time. Due to being too lonely, it led to all sorts of hysteria. The most typical cause was thinking too much, commonly known as thinking too much. Holo? "
The Overseer spoke in a casual tone, "You still have room for jokes? You don't mind shrinking it a bit more, do you?"
As soon as his voice fell, Boroye felt the distorted domain around him shrink by another circle.
Boroye was a little surprised. If the space was any smaller, he would not even have a place to stand when the city lord arrived.
Boroye quickly changed the topic and showed a rare flattering look in his sapphire eyes. "Holo ~ Holo ~ I'm just trying to lighten the atmosphere. Look at how tense it is outside. If you don't like it, I'll shut up. Yeah, shut up. "
Boroye covered his mouth with his pink tentacles, as if he was trying to shut himself up.
The Overseer humphed.
The distorted space also stopped shrinking, as if it was responding to the Overseer's words.
Boroye looked at the Overseer's calm expression and cursed in his mind. Holo Holo! Go ahead and be cocky! When the city lord arrives, I'm going to cut off your nose! Let's see how you're going to behave!
While Boroye was cursing the Overseer, the Overseer was still looking at the green energy field.
The situation just now once again proved that someone was "controlling" the Green Vein Field.
And that someone must be Angor.
The Overseer glanced at Angor, who was still looking at the Mystery Fruit in the distance with a mesmerized expression. What an excellent performance.
At least the Overseer could not see any trace of Angor's acting.
If the Overseer could not tell, Boroye definitely could not.
The Overseer shook his head. He did not understand Angor at all. Angor was already awake, and he even knew how to use the energy field to help him. Why was he still acting? Was he trying to show off his excellent acting skills that could fool a legendary wizard?
Or did he think that he would be asked something he did not want to answer after "waking up"? For example, why did the green energy field suddenly become so strong that it could resist the rhythm of disorder? Or maybe it was something he learned when the object of disorder was born?
Was he trying to avoid answering these questions by pretending to be a "master actor"?
The Overseer thought he had found the truth.
This brat is quite cautious. He's still keeping his guard up. The Overseer cursed in his mind. But he still appreciated Angor's cautious attitude. If Angor really woke up now, the Overseer would really want to ask him about the green energy field and disorder of disorder.
It was so rare that even the Overseer, who was always calm, could not help but feel itchy inside.
No matter what the Overseer and Boroye were thinking, they all stopped in the next second.
The fruit shell in the distance fell off again.
And this time, almost all of it fell off. The "flesh" inside the fruit was finally exposed due to the large amount of shell falling off.
Most of the fruit was still covered by the blood-red mist, but some of the mist was thinner. They could vaguely see what seemed to be a woven metal structure inside the fruit.
Since only a small part of the fruit was exposed, the Overseer could not see the whole thing. However, the small metal structure reminded the Overseer of the time when he was still a groom in a noble's manor. Many years ago, the Overseer saw a metal lamp carried by the noble's servants when they went out at night.
Back then, his country had a large number of gold mines, and the nobles lived a luxurious lifestyle. Even the lamps carried by nobles at night had to be made of gold, and the insides of the lamps were lit with silver wax. There were various shapes, such as square, triangular, and of course, round ones.
As for the metal structure of the fruit, if one could imagine, it looked like a metal net.
Although the Mysterious Fruit had lost its order and turned into something woven from metal and looked a little strange, the Mysterious Fruit itself was a combination of all kinds of absurd and unruly things. They would not be surprised if a living creature jumped out of the fruit after the mist disappeared, let alone a metal net.
Disregarding the true appearance of the object of disorder, more than 90% of the fruit shells had already fallen off. The suction force naturally increased, but the strange thing was that the three people in the distorted domain did not feel much pressure.
Regarding this, Boroye had a higher opinion of the Overseer. If he was alone, he might feel a lot of pressure. But since the city lord would arrive soon, Boroye did not care about the Overseer's strength. So what? The Overseer was still a tool.
As for the Overseer himself, he was more curious about Angor's green field. What was Angor's connection to that place?
Because of the green field, they did not pay much attention to the attraction force. They were more concerned about whether the attraction force would change as more shells fell off the fruit.
If it was still the same universal energy, but the range was slightly larger, that would naturally be the best result.
But if special energy, such as space energy, was involved, it would be a disaster.
To confirm their suspicions, they kept their eyes on the fruit.
Soon, they saw that the space around the Mysterious Fruit suddenly turned black.
This scene was like a complete jigsaw puzzle with a piece suddenly removed from the middle. The black hole immediately became the focus of everyone's attention.
And this was only the beginning.
When a piece of the puzzle fell off, it loosened the other pieces that happened to fit in the puzzle. The second piece of the puzzle naturally fell into place. With the first and second pieces falling off, a chain of avalanches was formed. More and more pieces of the puzzle fell off, leaving a giant black hole in the ground.
It was the same in reality. Everything around the mysterious fruit had turned pitch-black, and the sky in the background had disappeared. The rolling waves surged into the pitch-black space and disappeared as well.
"This is … the collapse of space." When the inspector saw this scene, his face turned ugly.
The worst case scenario had already happened.
Boroye's expression was also very unsightly, because according to his original plan, after the City Lord arrived, with his powerful ability, he would take him away from here as fast as a thunderbolt. He could also take the Mystery Fruit with him.
But now, it seemed that even if the city lord's spirit came, it would be impossible for him to take the Mystery Fruit away.
Even space energy was being drawn. Once this thing of disorder was formed, it would be extremely terrifying.
No matter where it was, even if it was in the void, it would be a disaster. The difficulty of containing it would increase infinitely. It could not even be contained. They could only exile it.
"We can't stay here any longer."
The Overseer looked at the last piece of the Mystery Fruit's shell. It was this small shell that temporarily shackled the Mystery Fruit's growth. Once this shell fell off, the rhythm of the disorder would be completely broken.
According to their predecessors' experience, once the rhythm of the disorder was completely released, the effect of the disorder would be ten times, or even a hundred times stronger!
In other words, when the last piece of shell fell, their location would be instantly covered by the gravitational force. Space would collapse, elements would collapse, energy would disintegrate … In addition to the existence of the gravitational force, there was no possibility of them surviving.
The Overseer turned to look at Boroye. "When will the foreign aid you mentioned arrive? When he arrives, are you sure the passage will be fine? "
Boroye understood the urgency of the situation and stopped joking around. "One minute at most. The passage will be fine. When he arrives, we can leave through the passage. "
The Overseer nodded. He didn't show it on his face, but he was actually worried.
It wasn't that he doubted Boroye's words. It was just that he was worried about Angor.
The Overseer believed that it wasn't the Mystery Fruit that sealed off the area, but Angor's green energy field.
If it really was Angor, why didn't he release the restriction and wait for Boroye's reinforcements to arrive? Could it be that he was right?
What are you going to do, Angor?
After a moment of hesitation, the watcher decided to talk to Angor since he was still worried about Angor's condition.
Whatever you're planning, at least get out of here first.
In the Overseer's eyes, Angor was only "acting" as if he was indulging in the Mystery Fruit. The Overseer didn't plan to expose Angor's act directly. Instead, he used some hidden means such as a distorted dimension to send a message.
However, when the Overseer was about to send the message …
A spatial rift suddenly appeared in the space between the Overseer and Boroye.
The Overseer thought it was the descender mentioned by Boroye, so he moved aside a little to allow the intruder to arrive.
At first, Boroye thought that it was the City Lord who had arrived, but he felt that it was strange. The City Lord had said that he would warn them when he arrived. Why did he come all of a sudden?
"Sir?" Boroye asked in his mind.
Before Boroye could say anything, Gluzderryder answered, "It's not me."
"Sir, you're not here yet?"
"Half a minute."
Boroye's heart skipped a beat. If it wasn't Gluzderryder who opened the spatial rift, then who could it be? Who was it?
And how did the intruder choose the safest spot in this area?
Before Boroye could figure out what was going on, the spatial rift in front of him slowly closed again.
Angor?!
Why did it close again? He didn't even see anyone coming.
Inexplicably opened and inexplicably closed? Was someone playing a prank on him?
Boroye looked at the Overseer and saw the Overseer looking at Angor with a strange expression.
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