"Mirror Domain?"
"You can think of it as the mirror area around here," Laplace explained. "But don't compare it to the real world. For us, it might be a nearby area, but for you, it might be several different worlds."
Angor nodded. It was similar to the Nightmare Realm.
So the mirror world was also a special kind of world?
Could there be supernatural beings like the Soul Walker in the mirror world? Could they travel through the mirror world and reach a distant world?
Laplace continued, "She's special because she can switch between reality and illusion at will."
"Switch between reality and illusion? You mean … entering and leaving the mirror world? "
Laplace nodded. "Yes. According to the rules of the Mirror Domain, a mirror creature must find a suitable carrier to leave the mirror world. You can think of it as a body that can walk in the real world. "
Perhaps Laplace noticed Angor's interest in the mirror world, so she went on to explain more about how to get in and out of the mirror world.
According to Laplace, creatures born in the mirror world were born without a physical body. In other words, they did not have a physical body. Even if they could go to the real world, they would be nothing more than shadows in the mirror world, and they would become very weak.
Normally speaking, mirror creatures would not go to the real world.
However, this was not an absolute rule.
If you could find a carrier in the real world, you could show up in the real world. The carrier here did not have to be a human body. As long as it was something that existed in the material world, it would be fine.
For example, the Shepherd God's Double Face, which had a physical body, could also act as a carrier for a mirror creature.
For example, the rabbit girl, who was Laplace's body in the real world, used a derivative of the Wood Spirit, which was given to her by the Wise Scholar not long ago.
It was worth mentioning that even if a mirror creature had a carrier, its strength would be greatly reduced once it entered the real world. For safety reasons, mirror creatures would either not go to the real world, or send their bodies there.
Laplace finished explaining the difficulties and details of how a mirror creature could leave the real world. After everyone had a general idea, she returned to Angor's original question.
"As for the one behind Phantom Slave, she's very special. She doesn't need a carrier to enter and leave the mirror world at any time. Moreover, she can give the creatures in the Mirror Domain the same ability as her. "
In other words, Adanis had her own body in the real world. When she entered the mirror world, she could follow the rules of the mirror and turn into the shadow of the creature in the mirror. In other words, whether it was the real world or the mirror world, it was her home ground. She would not be rejected by the world, nor would there be any barriers in the rules.
What was even scarier was that Adanis could give this ability to other mirror creatures.
This made Adanis' status in the Mirror Realm special.
Although not all the creatures in the mirror wanted to go to the real world, there were elemental creatures like Salmado and Aguado in the Tidal Realm who loved to travel, as well as natural-born adventurers like the Traveling Frog who wanted to see the world. Similarly, there were creatures in the mirror world who yearned to go to the outside world.
This kind of mirror creature naturally became Adanis's ally.
"So, if you want to go against her, you can only defeat her in real life. Once you enter the mirror world, you will be torn apart by her allies, "Laplace said in a serious tone.
This was a typical home ground advantage. For example, if the Germinal believers wanted to attack Angor in Brute Cavern, they would not have to face Angor first. Instead, they would have to face the wizards led by Rein.
Angor was not stupid. He did not plan to enter the mirror world for the time being. If he really wanted to, he would use the mirror space created by Mirror's Grudge to isolate him from the outside world.
At this point, Laplace's tone suddenly changed. "But it's strange to say. She can give mirror creatures the ability to enter and leave the Mirror Domain. But so far, she only gave this ability to Hidden Slave. The other mirror creatures are all in what she called a … probation period.
"According to her, she will only let her allies go to the real world after they pass the probation period. But so far, no one has passed the probation period. "
"Maybe there's a limit to her ability?"
"I don't know. But the mirror creatures aren't idiots. They can tell whether it's real or fake. "
Laplace was right. Lying to one or two mirror creatures could be considered a trick. But how could Adanis fool the entire Mirror Domain?
There shouldn't be too many restrictions on Adanis' abilities. Perhaps she had other considerations, so she didn't let her so-called allies enter the real world?
"So Hidden Slave's children were given the ability to enter the Mirror Domain by her, right?"
Laplace shook his head. "I thought so too. But according to the information given to me by the Sage, Hidden Slave's children were born with the ability to enter the Mirror Domain. She did not give them the ability.
"Maybe because Hidden Slave's children were born in the real world, they were born with a body in the real world and did not have to worry about other mirror creatures.
"But that's not necessarily a good thing. Hidden Slave can create a time clone, but Hidden Slave's children can't. Maybe that's the price. "
After hearing Laplace's words, everyone heaved a sigh of relief.
Laplace did not mention it, but from what they knew about "abilities", if Adanis could give others the ability to enter the Mirror Domain, she could also take it back. In other words, even if Hidden Slave was not loyal to Adanis, he would still be forced to obey Adanis because of the restriction.
If Adanis was the one who gave the Cyclops Clan their abilities, then the Sage's claim about Dabao, Er Bao, and Bao Bao being more obedient to him was probably false.
After all, if Adanis could control their ability to enter the Mirror Domain, what right did they have to go against her?
"Do you know if she has any other abilities apart from the ability to enter and leave the Mirror Domain?"
Laplace shook his head. "I know you want to know about her attacks. But I'm afraid you'll be disappointed. She won't use any destructive abilities in the Mirror Domain. Once she does, the other mirror creatures will attack her. "
The reason was simple. The Mirror Domain was not sturdy enough.
As Laplace said, most areas in the Mirror World were unstable. There were very few stable spaces, which was why most of the mirror creatures could only stay in a limited space.
If Adanis dared to use any destructive abilities in the Mirror World, it would weaken the stability of the Mirror World even if it did not destroy the property of the space. Therefore, Adanis would not do that. Not only would it harm others without benefiting herself, but it would also reduce the space she could stay in the Mirror World in the future.
Of course, there were still places where destructive abilities could be used.
The Mirror Sea was a good example. The space there was relatively stable. However, there were very few mirror creatures who dared to enter the Mirror Sea.
Moreover, Adanis would not normally go there.
Laplace did not have the chance to witness Adanis's attack.
After listening to Laplace's explanation, Angor's curiosity about Adanis lessened a little. Instead, he became more curious about Laplace.
The Empty Mirror Sea was a place that even mirror creatures didn't dare to enter. Yet, Laplace could stay there for a long time. She could even sleep there and meet them from a long distance away.
Did this mean that Laplace's true strength was actually quite powerful?
Furthermore, Laplace had clearly said that the sea eye of the Empty Mirror Sea was extremely terrifying, yet she had gone to the vicinity of the sea eye herself.
Laplace also mentioned that the Mirror Sea could erase memories very quickly. Even items like the Shepherd God's Double Face, which only stored memories, could have their memories erased. The only thing that could not be erased was the Shadow Memory.
According to their speculations, the Shadow Memory might have something to do with a demon god.
However, Laplace did not mention Angor at all. She had been in the Mirror Sea for a long time, and her memories were still there. Did this mean her memories were as strong as the memories of a demon god?
All signs pointed to Laplace's extraordinary background.
Angor was even more curious about Laplace's background now. He did ask about Laplace's background, but she changed the topic to "mirror creatures", which meant she didn't want to talk too much about herself.
Therefore, he forced himself not to look into it even though his heart was itching for more information.
If he really wanted to know Laplace's identity, he did not have to ask Laplace. The Wise Overseer could also tell him. Or worse, he still had Dodoro.
"Have you ever heard of a man following her around?" Angor tried to change the topic. "Have you ever heard of a man following her around?"
Of course, Angor was referring to the man who spoke to him in the arena.
According to his guess, the owner of the male voice was very likely to be the male side of the Mirror Demon God's emblem.
The others knew what Angor meant. They did not know what happened on the arena, but they all saw the Mirror Demon's emblem.
There was a man on the emblem, but why were there only women? Also, when they asked the Wise Overseer, the Wise Overseer did not want to talk about it.
This made everyone curious about the male in the Mirror Demon God's emblem.
Laplace pondered for a moment as if she was trying to recall something. "No." She shook her head.
The others were a little disappointed.
"Did the Wise Overseer ever mention anything about her? Or, should I say, do you have any special behavior when you talk about her? "
Laplace gave Angor a thoughtful look. "You're not on the same side as the Wise Overseer, are you?"
Angor did not give a direct answer. "The Wise Overseer did not send you here out of kindness."
Laplace's words, to a certain extent, could be considered as probing into their actual situation.
From this perspective, it was possible that the Wise Sovereign was still trying to test them out.
Laplace remained silent for a moment. "Creatures from the outside world are always so complicated."
"Complicated? It's just a way of living, "Angor said." The broken memories in the Sea of Mirrors should be more complicated than this, right? "
"You're very similar to the Wise Overseer," Laplace said. "You both like to look at things from the perspective of your own self or humanity. There were indeed many memories in the Empty Mirror Sea, but there were very few human memories in the Empty Mirror Sea. Humans are just one of the many living beings in the universe. In your own words, can you find your own kind in other worlds apart from the wizarding world? "
"…" Angor was not the only one who had the same problem. Most of the people here had the same question.
Laplace continued, "The memories in the Sea of Mirrors come from different worlds, and they reflect different races. As you said, some of them are complicated memories of intelligent beings. But most of them are pure memories. They are simply records of what you feel, think, hear, and know, without any emotions or opinions.
"That's what the Sea of Mirrors looks like."
Laplace was observing the world and the universe from the perspective of the creature in the mirror.
In terms of structure, the mirror creatures were much more sophisticated than ordinary humans who viewed things from the perspective of their own selves.
However, this kind of thing that rose to the level of values was not something that everyone would calmly accept and reflect on. After hearing Laplace's words, Dorcas's first reaction was not to lament the difference in perspective, but to say in a very firm tone in the Spirit Bond, "I was wondering why she was always as cold as a puppet. It turns out that it's because she has seen too many memories of plants and stones. That's why she doesn't have any feelings at all."
Dorcas' perspective was much clearer. In a way, he was also someone who didn't view things from the perspective of his own self. But he was more annoying.
After all, Dorcas was the only one who could make Laplace feel disgusted.
"You're right. I've been taking things for granted." Angor chuckled.
Laplace remained expressionless as he asked indifferently, "Do you have any other questions?"
His tone didn't change, which meant Laplace didn't think Angor's question was beyond his understanding.
It was probably the first time Angor was looked down upon like this, but he accepted it quietly.
He had been praised for too long. Even if he always claimed that he wouldn't be affected by it, he would still get carried away sometimes.
He had to accept reality. How long had it been since he became a wizard? Before this, all he did was to calm himself down. From this, it could be seen that he was lacking a lot in terms of knowledge, and he was even lacking in some areas compared to Karel and Wai.
Instead of arguing, he quietly tried to reconcile with his arrogant self.
The praise from the outside world was nothing but an illusion. Only by recognizing reality and oneself could one truly calm down.
Angor's mentality was slowly changing, which was probably a relatively important turning point in his life. However, it was an internal change that couldn't be noticed by outsiders.
As for the changes in his mentality and spirit, they did exist. However, internal changes took time. They couldn't be changed overnight.
Angor was the only one who knew about the change in his mentality. The others were still waiting to see what he would ask next.
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