For the next two days, Sunders locked his door and never came out. Every time Angor tried to see Sunders, the door would not open.
Flora had been there a few times, but she was always in a hurry when she came out. She was nowhere to be seen.
Angor was worried that something might have happened to Sunders in the Nightmare Realm. But as he told Hobbiton, he had no right to interfere with other people's business. Besides, Sunders clearly did not want him to get involved, so Angor had no choice but to cooperate.
Phantom Island had been covered by heavy rain for several days. Goode came to discuss with Angor whether they should move the island a little bit. Before he could make up his mind, the dark and rainy weather finally ended, revealing the clear, blue sky.
Angor was sitting on a chair near the greenhouse, sunbathing while reading a book called Alchemy Materials of Shortgrave Plane. In order to reach the minimum level of Narda's Vision as soon as possible, Angor did not sleep at all these days.
His efforts did not go to waste. His knowledge soared at the speed of a rocket. Angor believed that he was not far from reaching the minimum level of Narda's Vision. Maybe he could reach it in two days.
Angor was so focused that he did not even notice Hobbiton's hesitant expression. Even if he did, Hobbiton would probably want to talk about the story of Ananda and Peter Pan.
When he heard the sound of wings flapping outside the forest, he looked up for the first time.
It was Toby, whom he had not seen for days.
While Angor was studying at Phantom Island, Toby had been wandering around outside. Angor assumed that Toby did not want to see Greya, so he did not go looking for Toby. But today, Toby came to him voluntarily.
"What? Aren't you afraid of Lady Greya? Why are you here?" Angor raised an eyebrow. "You're not wearing your panda suit today. Nice hat made of flower petals."
Toby looked around and made sure that Greya was not around. Then he showed a relieved look.
"Lady Greya doesn't have time to talk to you these days. Where have you been these days? You didn't even come back once. I'm thinking if I should ask Sir Tree Spirit to search for you if you don't come back tomorrow. "
Instead of perching on Angor's shoulder, Toby flapped its wings and began to gesture at Angor.
Angor frowned. "You brought your friend here?"
Toby lowered his head in embarrassment.
"Outside of Phantom Island right now? You're acting first and asking questions later … "Angor sighed and stopped himself." Forget it. Let's go check it out first. "
As they walked out of Phantom Island, Toby told Angor where Angor and Toby went.
It turned out that Toby had been searching for his friend who had betrayed him.
During the Twilight Auction last year, a "Land in the Clouds" music box caused quite a stir, and the owner of that music box was actually Toby. However, Toby lent the music box to his friend, who then sold it to someone else.
Angor planned to accompany Toby to find his traitorous friend. However, he was forced to do so because Midnight Sovereign was turned into a ghost zone. Then he fell into a plane passageway. All these events had stopped him. So far, Angor had never seen this "friend" of Toby's.
According to Toby's description, the "friend" was small, with a pair of translucent yellow-white wings and a faint floral scent. It seemed to be some kind of fairy.
Now, Toby had brought the partner that it had wanted to kill back then to Phantom Island? And judging from Toby's tone, Toby had forgiven his friend and was getting along well with him.
What kind of drama was this? Love and hate?
According to Toby, Toby's friend didn't want to hand over the music box. Instead, the owner of the music box took it from him. Because of this, Toby got into a fierce argument with the owner. Later, for some unknown reason, the owner abandoned Toby, and Toby had been wandering in the forest ever since.
Toby had been observing Toby for several days. Only yesterday did they reconcile. The flower hat Toby was wearing was made by Toby's friend.
Of course, Angor didn't believe Toby's words. Maybe Toby was fooled. As for the truth, Angor would have to wait until he saw Toby's "friend".
A moment later, Angor arrived at the outskirts of Phantom Island. Toby circled around the island and landed on a piece of gravel near the beach.
Angor looked over and saw a palm-sized fairy hiding behind the gravel, trembling in fear.
Angor took a closer look and saw that the fairy had the features of a beautiful woman. She looked both masculine and feminine, which combined the strengths of both genders.
Toby introduced the fairy to Angor and told him that it was a Moonlily Fairy.
The fairy's intelligence hadn't fully awakened yet, and it couldn't speak either. After being abandoned by its owner, the fairy was naturally isolated from the outside world. If Toby didn't bring it here, it would probably still be living in a corner of the forest.
After confirming that Toby was telling the truth, Angor looked at Toby curiously. "So what are you going to do now? Did you bring it here because you want it to stay on Phantom Island? "
Toby quickly lowered its head and gestured in embarrassment.
"You want me to find a place for it to stay?" Angor rested his chin on his palm.
If Toby brought back any other creature, Angor would have rejected it on the spot. But since it was a Flower Fairy, especially one so young, Angor didn't need to be cautious.
He had read many books about Flower Fairies, so he knew that they were usually pure and kind, unless they were born with the attribute of darkness. This one, in particular, wasn't even fully developed yet. It didn't seem to be a schemer.
So when Toby said that its owner stole its music box, Angor realized that it wasn't too far from the truth.
Besides, most Flower Fairies weren't that strong, so it shouldn't be too hard to keep it at Phantom Island.
"It's fine. But what can you do?" Angor looked down at the Moonlily Fairy and lowered his voice.
The fairy couldn't speak, but it understood what Angor meant. Of course, Angor couldn't understand it. In the end, he asked Toby to translate for him, and only then did he get the message.
"You only know how to make Moonlily Nectar and Moonlily Perfume? But they're both very common … "Angor muttered.
The Moonlily Fairy lowered its head in fear. Its future seemed to be in the hands of this human.
Angor considered for a while. Under Toby's pleading gaze, he finally nodded. "Fine. I don't need your help. Come with me."
The Moonlily Fairy carefully flapped its petal-like wings and followed Toby into Phantom Island.
Angor agreed to let the fairy stay, but he was still thinking about where to put it.
Should he give it to the Phantom Servant? That was a good idea. But the Phantom Servant's real master was Sunders, and it would be inappropriate for him to do that.
Or maybe he could give it to Nano. According to Goode, Nano had a lot of free time recently. But Angor quickly gave up on the idea when he thought about Nano's bad temper. If the Moonlily Fairy followed Nano around, it would probably turn into an irascible Flower Fairy.
After some consideration, Angor decided to leave the fairy to the Krakoks. The Krakoks were all kind creatures, and they could teach the Moonlily Fairy the correct way of life. Besides, the two Krakoks shared the same body shape, so it shouldn't be a problem.
The Moonlily Fairies were the fairies of the flowers, and the Krakoks had a nickname called the "Fairies of the Attic" as well. There were some similarities between the two.
With that in mind, Angor brought the fairy to the flower room.
After introducing the Moonlily Fairy to the curious Krakoks, Angor asked Papaya's grandmother to come over and ask her to teach the Moonlily Fairy how to read and write.
Dodoro also learned a lot from Papaya's grandmother, which was why Angor immediately thought of Papaya's grandmother.
Papaya's grandmother was old and had nothing to do in the clan, so she didn't hesitate to take the Moonlily Fairy to her small wooden hut.
Seeing that the Krakoks were getting along well with the Krakoks, Angor patted Toby's head. "Do you feel better now?"
Toby chirped and landed on Angor's shoulder. The bird rubbed its head against Angor's cheek to show its friendliness.
"You know how to do favors." Angor chuckled and led Toby out of the flower room.
He wasn't sure if leaving the Moonlily Fairy with the Krakoks was a good idea. Just in case, Angor asked Butler Goode to send a Phantom Servant to keep an eye on the Krakoks. If the Moonlily Fairy tried anything funny, the Phantom Servant would kill it immediately.
Angor also set up an illusion outside the flower room to prevent the Krakoks from moving.
While Angor was making his decision, Toby also listened to him and didn't try to interfere. He knew that if the Moonlily Fairy really tried to betray Angor, Toby would be the one to blame. After all, Toby was the one who brought the Moonlily Fairy to Phantom Island.
When everything was done, Angor asked Toby, "By the way, have you asked who the Moonlily Fairy's master is? It was abandoned by its master, but it still has the mark of a Phantom Servant on it. It's going to be a problem if we don't deal with it. "
Toby nodded and gestured at Angor angrily.
"A female apprentice? Fine, if you want to solve this problem by yourself, then do it by yourself. But make sure you stay safe. " Angor didn't ask further. He couldn't take care of every detail, and Toby was also involved in this matter, so he didn't mind letting the bird handle it.
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