There were almost no floating streets in the area. Most of the buildings were on the ground. Also, there weren't many stalls here. Most of them were shops with buildings on them.
In terms of the shape of the buildings, they were basically made of crystal shells. Furthermore, due to the nature of the crystal shell, it could be done to an extremely fine degree, which also made the surrounding buildings extremely exquisite.
Just from this point alone, it could be seen that the current "Free Trade Market" was definitely better than the previous one in terms of the general quality of goods.
However, there weren't many people here.
This was to be expected.
People who wandered around the area were more or less trying to pick up some scraps.
Most of the stalls were just passersby, not professional merchants. They didn't necessarily know what they were selling, and their prices were more subjective. Therefore, there was always a chance to pick up some scraps.
For example, most of the stalls in this area were regular shops, and the owners were also professional merchants. The chances of picking up scraps under the eyes of professional merchants were very low.
Of course, there were more people in the area where the previous stalls were.
As for those who wanted to go to a regular shop, most of them would choose to go to the main hall instead of here.
This was why there weren't many people in the area.
Even if Angor and Laplace came here in their real bodies, they probably wouldn't run into anyone, let alone in the "1.1" world.
Still, there were advantages to having fewer people.
In the previous area, there were many people here. Even if Parrot showed up, he wouldn't attract too much attention.
However, in this area, both the shop owners and the stalls had nothing better to do, so they would remember the visitors more clearly.
If Parrot was here, or had been here before, Angor could ask around and find out more about him.
…
Angor and Laplace walked among the rows of buildings and soon found the area where Parrot stayed.
"I'll go check it out. Wait here."
After Laplace finished speaking, he turned into countless specks of spiritual light. They covered the area like a rain of light.
Several seconds later, the light spots reformed into Laplace's image. "Parrot isn't here."
Angor wasn't surprised. According to the three coordinates, Parrot was most likely to show up at the unknown ring-shaped fortress.
"There are three shops in this area. The casino is the only one with a lot of customers. The other shops are mostly empty. If the parrot and 'fake Luigi' had been here before, the staff should remember them. "
In other words, they could ask the shop assistant for information about parrots.
Of course, the point was not about the parrot but about confirming the existence of the fake Luigi.
Laplace nodded. "Sure. Which shop should we go to first?"
Angor hesitated for a moment.
There were a total of three shops in this area, namely the Dandelion Restaurant, the Wetland Castle Special Market, and the Bloodstone Casino.
The Dandelion Restaurant was an open-air restaurant. No matter whether the parrot entered the restaurant or not, as long as it passed by, the staff should have noticed it.
Therefore, their first choice was Dandelion Restaurant.
Since there weren't many people around, Laplace directly brought Angor into the restaurant with him.
When he saw the waiters were all teacup heads, he finally understood why this place was called Dandelion Restaurant.
So this was a restaurant owned by a Talou man who loved dandelions.
There were only a few people in the restaurant. There was only a man playing a harp and several idle waiters.
When Angor and Laplace entered the restaurant, the waiters quickly greeted them with a friendly smile.
Maybe it was because there weren't many customers and the waiters were bored, they didn't seem disappointed even when Angor told them that he wasn't here. Instead, they began to chat with him.
After talking with the waiters, they confirmed that the parrot had been here before.
It was about an hour and a half ago.
However, the parrot didn't enter the restaurant. He only looked around when he was passing by, which was noticed by the waiters.
"Was he alone?"
"I think so. I'm not sure. "The waiters looked at each other and wondered what the others would say.
A Talou man holding a goblet spoke up, "There should be someone else. I thought he was going to come in when he looked around. But he was looking straight ahead as if he wanted to talk to someone. "
"I don't know if that's the case. But he didn't come back after that."
"You're just imagining things because you're too eager for customers, aren't you?"
The waitress shrugged. "I'm imagining things. But I do think he wanted to come in for a rest. At least, that's what I think. "
Angor and Laplace bid farewell to Dandelion Restaurant.
The Talou man didn't see "fake Luigi", but he was sure that the parrot had been here before.
And according to the timeline, it did happen after the parrot left with the fake Luigi.
Therefore, what the bartender said might be true. Although he did not see the parrot's companion, there should be such a companion, and this companion was the "fake Luigi".
"Let's go to the next one …" Angor pointed ahead. "Let's go to this Wetland Market."
Wetland Market.
At first, he did not understand why the shop was named that way. But when he saw that the shop assistant was a one-eyed man, he finally understood.
This was a Sumerian market, which was also a shop owned by the Holy-Eyed Clan.
The Holy-Eyed Clan's hometown was "Sumerian Wetland Castle", so it made sense that they chose "Wetland" as their name.
The shop sold specialties from Wetland Fort, but most of them were relatively expensive raw materials. These raw materials were very good, but they required very high technical specifications to be processed. Ordinary people couldn't process them even if they bought them, which also led to the lack of customers in this special market.
Angor and Laplace entered the market and saw that it was empty. There was only a Holy-Eyed Clan member sitting behind the counter.
The Holy-Eye Clan member's single eye glowed faintly. Especially when he saw Angor and Laplace, the light in his eye grew even brighter. It looked like a cat's eye in the dark, reflecting light and shining light.
"That's … blinding," said the Holy-Eyed Clan member.
He looked at Angor and Laplace and muttered those words.
Angor didn't know what to say. We're the ones who should be saying that. You're the one who's blinding us with your titanium eye. We haven't even said anything yet, and you're already talking about it? What kind of logic is that?
Angor complained in his mind. Laplace, on the other hand, raised an eyebrow. "You have a Spirit Eye?"
The Holy-Eyed Clan member nodded nervously. "Y-yes. You've heard of it?"
"I heard about it from Guthalais," said Laplace in a flat tone.
"Huh?!" The Holy-Eyed Clan member stood up. "Y-you know Lady Guthalais?!"
Laplace didn't say anything. He just stared at the Holy-Eyed Clan member.
The Holy-Eyed Clan member felt his scalp going numb. He slowly sat down and placed his hands on his lap like a good student. In his opinion, since Laplace could talk to Guthalais, he must be a big shot.
As a mere Sumerian, the Holy-Eyed Clan member didn't dare to offend someone important.
Angor looked at the Holy-Eyed Clan member and Laplace in confusion.
What are you guys talking about? What's a Spirit Eye?
Laplace didn't explain. He simply flicked a beam of light into Angor's forehead, which contained the information about the Spirit Eye.
It was only a general introduction, but it was enough.
According to the information, each Holy-Eyed Clan member had different abilities, and each eye had different names.
For example, the eyes of Guta Lace, who controlled the power of starlight, were called "Eyes of the Star". The eyes that controlled lightning were called "Eyes of White Lightning". The eyes that controlled healing were called "Eyes of Life".
As for the Spirit Eye, it was an eye that could see through a living being's body and see its spirit.
Both Angor and Laplace didn't have physical bodies. Instead, they were made entirely of spirit light. This was why the Holy-Eyed Clan member could see two dazzling lights through the Spirit Eye.
This was why the Holy-Eyed Clan member sighed.
Still, he didn't think too much about it. There were all kinds of creatures in the Holy-Eyed Clan meeting these days, including gaseous and elemental creatures. It wasn't strange to see creatures made of pure spirit light.
"An interesting ability that can see through spirit light," Angor muttered.
"I heard that the Spirit Eye with three swirls can even control other people's spirit light," Laplace said.
The Holy-Eyed Clan member was even more convinced that Laplace was a bigshot. Ordinary people couldn't possibly know such a secret.
He lowered his head even more humbly. "Three swirls is still too far away for me. I just reached two …"
Angor also noticed the two swirls in the Holy-Eyed Clan member's eye. Judging from his strength, the Holy-Eyed Clan member was probably a top-level apprentice.
But that wasn't important.
The most important thing now was the parrot. Since the Holy-Eyed Clan member was in the shop, did he see the parrot?
Maybe the Holy-Eyed Clan member was scared by Laplace's identity, but the Holy-Eyed Clan member didn't hide anything from Angor's questions.
The Holy-Eyed Clan member did see the parrot and its companion.
However, neither of them entered the Wetland Market. The Holy-Eyed Clan member only glanced at them from afar.
The Holy-Eyed Clan member spoke.
Laplace used his spirit light to simulate Luigi's image. "Take a look. Is he the one traveling with them?"
The Holy-Eyed Clan member nodded. "Yes, that's him."
With the Holy-Eyed Clan member's testimony, Angor was sure that someone impersonated Luigi and left with the parrot. However, the identity of the impersonator and how he or she knew about the contract between "Luigi" and the parrot remained a mystery.
"Did you see where they went?" Laplace asked.
The Holy-Eyed Clan member pointed to the opposite direction without hesitation. "Over there, Bloodstone Casino. They stayed there for a long time. About fifteen minutes, I think. "
The Holy-Eyed Clan member's words also confirmed one thing: why would Little Red mark a coordinate here?
Since the parrot stayed here for a long time, its aura lingered in the area, which was why this place was listed as one of the six coordinates.
Laplace looked at Angor. "Shall we go check it out?"
Angor nodded. But before they turned to leave, Angor glanced at the clerk's single eye, which was still glowing.
Angor stopped for a second. "You've been keeping your Spirit Eye on?"
"I just reached the second vortex level, so I need to stabilize my strength. There aren't many customers here, so I've been training with my Spirit Eye on."
Angor's eyes lit up. "Did you use your Spirit Eyes on the two people we asked you about before?"
"Yes." The Holy-Eyed Clan member nodded.
"What did you see?" Angor was glad to hear that.
The shop assistant hesitated for a moment and slowly said, "I didn't see anything. The spiritual light on the human you asked was relatively weak, but the light on his body was very strong. It was blood-red. I think he has a very strong physical body."
On this point, he was right.
The parrot was a Bloodline Wizard, so it was normal for it to have a strong body.
"What about the other one?"
What he really wanted to know was what "fake Luigi" looked like under his Spirit Eye. Maybe the shop assistant could tell who he was by looking at the aura.
The clerk hesitated when he mentioned 'fake Luigi', as if he were sorting out his words. After a long time, he finally said, "The spiritual light of the other one is very mixed and chaotic. Its color is rather dim and gloomy, too."
"Oh right, the other one looks like you. He doesn't have a body. Instead, he's made of some kind of energy. The spiritual light emitted by this energy is the kind I mentioned just now, very gloomy and dim. "
No body? Made of energy? Dark and gloomy?
Angor wasn't a creature from the mirror realm, so he didn't know much about the creatures in this place. He had no idea what "fake Luigi" was.
He could only turn to Laplace to see what he would say.
Laplace considered for a moment. "There are many energy creatures in the Sun Mirror Realm, but I can't tell what they are yet. But I don't think there are too many of them that have dark energy and the ability to mimic someone's appearance and aura. "
Laplace frowned and didn't finish his sentence.
However, from the looks of it, she seemed to have some guesses. However, with the current clues, she still couldn't give a definite answer. She needed more evidence to perfect her theory.
(End of Chapter)
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