Gurgle.
Gurgle.
At such a tense moment, they suddenly heard two consecutive snoring sounds, which instantly attracted everyone's attention.
Apart from Gruzdewald who was still struggling against the floating wall, Watcher and Boroye all looked back.
He saw that the Void Traveler's Dalmatian was still the same as before. It was flapping its four short and fat legs and trying its best to float to the "surface of the water". Its struggle was clearly stronger than before, and the sound of the water was naturally louder.
"What's wrong with your dog?" Boroye looked at Angor.
Angor quickly waved his hands. "It's not my dog! And this Void Traveler isn't mine either! "
Boroye could tell that Angor wasn't lying. Still, Boroye didn't believe that the puppies had nothing to do with Angor. Considering how powerful the Void Traveler was, it was probably Angor's plan to save his life.
However, the puppies weren't particularly strong creatures. There was no way he would allow the Void Traveler to take him away right in front of them.
Boroye didn't pay any more attention to the puppy. "I don't care if it's your dog or not. Tell it to shut up, Guro! And don't even think about running away with this Void Traveler. You won't get away. "
After the warning, Boroye turned back and continued to pay attention to Gruz Howard's situation.
But a few seconds later, Boroye heard "Woof! Woof! Woof!"
It was just the sound of water. Why was it so clear now that the dog was barking?
Did it take Boroye's warning for nothing?
Boroye didn't hate fluffy animals, but it hated those who didn't listen to it, even if it was just a fluffy puppy.
Boroye quickly turned around and looked at the puppy.
That one look caused Boroye's gaze to pause … because the spotted dog had actually floated out of the "water" at some point in time, and was struggling to crawl out of the Void Traveler's mouth.
The puppy kept barking in its childish voice while holding its head high, as if it had just swum its way to the shore after overcoming countless difficulties.
"Whoosh! This guy actually came ashore? " Boroye exclaimed in surprise. Then, he suddenly thought of something and shook his head. "No, it didn't drown in the first place. What does coming ashore have to do with me? I want it to shut up! "
Boroye thought of her purpose and waved a pink tentacle towards the dalmatian to fan it.
Boroye didn't use much strength, but this was relative. With his powerful body, even if he only used a small amount of strength, this "whip" would definitely turn the spotted dog into minced meat.
The Dalmatian didn't know what was about to happen, so it didn't run away. Instead, it looked at Boroye with innocent and pitiful eyes.
Just as the tragedy was about to happen, a hand suddenly blocked Boroye's tentacle.
The dalmatian escaped with his life.
"Zhuo Luo? Sentinel? "Boroye looked at the Sentinel, because he was the one who stopped him.
The Inspector said indifferently, "It's just an ignorant puppy. Why get angry over it?"
"Whoosh! You know it's just a puppy. Sentinel, why do you have to offend me over it?" Boroye retorted.
The Inspector shook off Boroye's tentacle. He didn't want to argue with Boroye. According to Boroye's argument, there would be no end to it.
"However, since the Sentinel has taken the initiative to help this dog, then I will give you face and let it go. Zhuo Luo ~ "Boroye gave the Inspector a meaningful look.
The Inspector knew what Boroye meant. Boroye was saying that he would let the puppy go for his sake. Clearly, Boroye was trying to earn a favor from the Inspector by letting the puppy go.
Boroye's operation could be said to have displayed its "self" character to the fullest. He completely ignored the fact that he was the one who wanted to deal with the dalmatian first.
The Inspector didn't want to let Boroye steal a favor from him. He wanted to say something, but when he looked at the puppy, and then at Angor, who was standing there calmly, for some reason, he swallowed his words.
Just as he said, it was just a dog. As a wizard who had lived for countless years, human lives meant nothing to him. Why would he care about a dog? Yet he helped the puppy and blocked Boroye's attack.
Why did he help the puppy?
The Inspector didn't know the answer himself. Maybe it was just a moment of pity, or maybe it was a premonition, or maybe it was something he couldn't quite put into words.
Frankly speaking, this "something" was a combination of all the questions he had so far.
Did Angor really come back for his belief in alchemy? If he really was such a firm believer, he shouldn't have left in the first place.
He did not understand where Angor's green gravitational field came from. How could his Green Gravitational Field resist such a powerful disorder? And why was it still working?
Where did Angor's confidence come from? Ever since Angor came here, he didn't fear Boroye at all. The Inspector and Boroye had their own strength. But where did Angor get his confidence from? Just because she had protected him, did he have the confidence to do so? That didn't make any sense.
More importantly, he didn't feel much fear even at the later stage of the birth of an object out of order. This was clearly not the performance of a weak official Magus.
The Inspector had no answers to these questions. But ever since Angor came here, these questions had been accumulating in his mind. He didn't show them on his face, but they were hidden deep inside his mind and became a part of his thoughts.
Usually, these thoughts wouldn't have much of an effect, but when Boroye attacked the spotted dog, it became the fuel for some kind of impulse, causing the Overseer to take the initiative to stop Boroye.
Maybe it was his inspiration, or maybe it was his will. Since he already stopped Boroye, he didn't need to take it back. So what if he gave Boroye a favor? Furthermore, this was a favor for saving an ordinary puppy. Based on the principle of reciprocity, Boroye didn't dare to ask for too much when he wanted to take back the favor.
With this in mind, the Inspector swallowed his words and agreed to Boroye's unreasonable request.
Boroye was surprised. He was ready to argue with the Inspector, but he didn't expect the Inspector to accept it.
It's good that you've acknowledged him! Even if it was just a small favor, it was still a favor.
At this moment, Boroye was extremely pleased with himself. Even looking at that spotted puppy, he felt that it was adorable.
On the other hand, Angor had no idea that the Watcher just did a self-analysis on his mind. Angor didn't care that Boroye wanted to hit the puppy. In fact, he even urged Boroye in his mind, Just do it!
The puppy's performance was so good. Maybe it would wake up after a few hits.
As for turning it into a pile of meat?
There might be someone who could do that, but it wasn't Boroye.
While Angor was thinking about how Boroye missed the Dalmatian, the dog started barking again. "Woof! Woof!"
But this time, the Dalmatian barked at the inspector.
The Inspector thought that the Dalmatian barked at him because of the Spirit and was grateful for his help. However, when he activated Beast Language, he found something strange.
"Strange, I know the language of beasts, but I can't understand its cries."
Angor muttered to himself. See? A legendary wizard can't understand your barking. You're just barking randomly, aren't you?!
The inspector thought for a moment and felt that it might be because the Dalmatian was too small. Beast Language Proficiency was only a comprehensive description of a creature's voice, emotions, and mental performance. The puppy might not know much, so Beast Language Proficiency wouldn't work on it.
Anyway, the puppy barked at him to show its gratitude. Otherwise, why didn't it bark at someone else?
The Sentinel was full of confidence.
To show his gratitude, the Inspector reached out a hand and tried to rub the puppy's head.
But before he could touch it, the puppy nimbly leaped into the air and dodged the Inspector's hand. It did a 360-degree turn in the air and landed in Angor's arms.
It even rubbed its head against Angor's hand in a comfortable manner.
The Inspector was speechless. Was he being ignored?
Boroye narrowed his eyes at Angor. "You —"
Angor chuckled awkwardly. "I don't know it that well. It's not my dog. Trust me."
The puppy poked its head out of Angor's arms and looked around with its innocent eyes. Suddenly, it fixed its gaze on the Mystery Fruit in the distance.
To be exact, the spirit of disorder that had lost its limbs and was about to lose its head as well.
The puppy squinted its eyes and barked. "Woof, woof!" It was almost time. If this continued, the fruit would really take shape. That would be bad.
No one understood what the puppy meant. However, under everyone's gaze, the puppy stretched its body and jumped out of Angor's arms.
There was no energy barrier around it, but the puppy was still standing in the air.
At this time, the crowd did not think too much about it, but they were slightly surprised. They did not expect that they had misjudged it. This dog was not an ordinary dog. How could it stop in mid-air?
But in the next second, everyone's mood was instantly lifted, and their eyes were wide open.
The puppy ran away.
The puppy ran away.
Ran away …
Under everyone's watchful eyes, the puppy walked out of the distorted space and the green energy field. It was taking a leisurely stroll in the air, and its target was the Mystery Fruit in the distance.
It wasn't that big of a deal.
Most importantly, its watery black eyes were clean and clear, without the slightest trace of impurities, let alone the dark red color of blood.
This meant the puppy wasn't affected by the strange energy.
Everyone was shocked by this scene. Even Gruz Dade was surprised to see the little puppy walk around.
No one said a word. They all stared at the puppy. They couldn't believe that the strange energy that could affect half of the wizarding world didn't affect a puppy. What was going on?
The puppy didn't seem to be affected by everyone's gazes. It was still walking toward the Mystery Fruit.
On the other hand, the Mystery Fruit seemed to be absorbing the spirit of disorder a little faster than before. Maybe it was just their imagination.
Well … it had to be their imagination. How could the mysterious fruit be affected by the outside world and accelerate on its own? Plus, it was just a puppy.
Those who had this thought couldn't help but have another question in their hearts: Up until now, is that dog really just a dog?
What kind of dog could walk in the sky? What kind of dog didn't fear mystery?
What was this puppy?
Perhaps only Angor knew the answer. Angor tried his best to deny that he had anything to do with the puppy, but the puppy jumped into his arms on its own accord just now.
However, this wasn't the right time to ask. They wanted to know what the puppy was trying to do.
If the puppy wasn't affected by the strange energy, why was it walking toward the Mystery Fruit?
Soon, they got their answer.
The Dalmatian leisurely walked to the Mystery Fruit and sniffed it … Then, it opened its big mouth and sucked the Mystery Fruit, including the remaining half of the Spirit of Order, into its mouth as if it was slurping noodles.
Everyone could clearly see that the dalmatian's throat moved, and the mysterious fruit was swallowed into its stomach.
At this moment, if everyone could reveal their true inner feelings, it was likely that everyone's mouth would be wide open and their eyes would be wide open.
It was a shocking scene.
The Mystery Fruit that everyone longed for, feared, and desired, was gone just like that.
It disappeared so easily, and so casually.
It was as if the treasure they were looking for was just a rotten fruit that fell to the ground and was eaten by a passing puppy.
The strong sense of disparity made them feel inexplicably complicated.
At this time, everyone had not yet sorted out their emotions. The spotted dog that swallowed the mysterious fruit turned its head towards them.
Next, the puppy looked up at the sky and howled proudly.
Usually, they would think that the puppy's voice wasn't threatening at all.
But now, they all looked at the puppy with fear in their eyes. They had never seen a creature that could eat a Mystery Fruit that was about to lose its order. Who wouldn't be afraid of it?
However, someone was also looking at the puppy with a passionate gaze.
It was Gruz Howard.
As a collector of mystical creatures, he always looked at any rare creature with great enthusiasm. Plus, this was a creature that could eat a Mystery Fruit.
Gruz Howard was excited, but he also saw the reality. As of now, he probably wouldn't be able to get this Dalmatian.
But it didn't matter. The puppy was connected to Angor.
He already had his eyes on Angor.
As long as he could kidnap Angor, he would have a chance to get the puppy.
But he might not be able to do it this time. With the puppy around, he probably couldn't take Angor away this time. But it didn't matter. He already knew who Angor was, and he would find a way to take him away.
Gluz Deward had already considered the problems of the future, but he did not notice that the fat version of the Void Traveler was looking at him with resentment in its eyes.
As for the spotted dog, after eating the mysterious fruit, it slowly walked towards them.
Gruz Howard wanted to leave a good impression on the puppy, so he put on a smile.
However, the puppy didn't care at all.
It slowly opened its mouth.
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