Angor wouldn't be surprised if it was anyone else. But why was Saka the one who turned in the undead resource?
Why Saka? What was Saka trying to do? Also, what Saka said to him in the Valley of Souls not long ago, was it to show off his presence?
Angor looked at the apprentice on duty. "You're the only one who knows about my request, aren't you?"
The apprentice on duty didn't see this coming. He rolled his eyes and forced a smile. "I-I was thinking that … if more people knew about this, we might be able to find more undead creatures faster, mister. That's why I —"
"Oh." Angor nodded. He didn't mind the fact that the apprentice on duty told him about Saka's request. If he could get Saka's information from the apprentice on duty, it was only natural that other apprentices would want to know about him as well.
"I didn't do anything wrong, did I, Mister Padt?" the apprentice on duty asked carefully.
"No." Angor shook his head.
Angor took out 200 magic crystals and handed them to the apprentice. "Take them out for me. I'll take both undead resource units."
With that, Angor left the resource distribution hall.
Along the way, Angor had a strange expression on his face. He couldn't figure out why Saka did this. Was he trying to get on his good side? Back in the Valley of Souls, Saka said a bunch of stupid things to him. Was he trying to get Angor's attention?
That didn't seem to be the case. At least, Angor didn't know what Saka was trying to do.
Saka also did some strange things in the past. For example, Saka was the one who exposed Hookdick's appearance after he was injected with Succubus Blood. If Saka didn't know about Hookdick's appearance in advance, he wouldn't have been able to find Hookdick and punish him so easily.
So, according to Saka's previous position, he often did things that were meaningless to him.
Angor couldn't figure it out, but he decided not to think about Saka's personality.
"I guess I'll just take it as a sign of goodwill." Angor mumbled to himself. But how long Saka could keep it up would depend on how long Saka could keep it in check.
After returning to Phantom Island, he planned to visit Sunders' study first. However, Goode stopped him in the living room.
"Mister Padt, Mister Rein is in the master's study. I'm afraid it's inappropriate for you to go there now."
Rein Mute, the Silencer?
Goode nodded in response to Angor's question.
"I see." He considered and decided to wait in the living room on the second floor. Since His Excellency Rhine is here, there shouldn't be a need to talk all night, right?
The first floor didn't feel anything, but when they reached the second floor, the entire air was frozen by a silent atmosphere.
There were no energy ripples or silencing barriers around him, but he couldn't make any noise no matter how hard he tried.
He could only lean on the soft sofa, pretending to sleep while waiting for the end of this long silence.
He didn't take a long nap before the change he had been waiting for arrived.
However, this variable didn't appear because of Rhine's departure. Instead, it was because of a powerful and disdainful force that was overturning the world.
It was the same feeling as when the world's consciousness cast its gaze on Sunders' Gravity Garden. Even though it was just a glance, Angor already felt a great pressure weighing down on him.
Angor hesitated for a moment before he left the living room and walked to the public balcony on the second floor.
As soon as he reached the balcony, he saw countless lightning bolts floating in the sky, as well as a gigantic dark cloud that stretched as far as the eye could see.
The dark cloud covered the entire Phantom Island and extended for dozens of kilometers, including half of the Tree of Eternity.
The dark cloud was still rolling, and the bigger the movement, the more lightning bolts gathered.
Wind blew, and thunder rumbled. Angor looked at the forest in the distance with a confused look. All the trees were swaying in the wind, and phantom beasts were crying in the forest. Lightning bolts would strike them from time to time and turn them into charcoal.
Angor even saw some Phantom Servants getting hit by the lightning bolts.
The lightning bolts looked slow, but no human or animal could escape from them. Under the powerful pressure of the dark cloud, every living being felt as if their legs were filled with lead, and they couldn't move at all.
Angor liked to recite poems with Jon when he was a kid. He remembered one of the poems that went like this: "Dark clouds are pressing down on the city, threatening to destroy it". The actual meaning of the sentence did not match the current situation, but … the dark clouds were rolling down on the city. Thousands of soldiers and horses were as useless as dust under the power of nature. The doomsday pattern was so similar to what Angor was seeing right now.
This was the power of nature, mixed with the power of the world's consciousness.
Angor's eyes widened in shock. Judging from the area covered by the dark clouds, Phantom Island was definitely at the center. But why did the power of the world's consciousness come from here?
Did Sunders build another Sorcerer's Garden? Or did something happen on Phantom Island that attracted the attention of the world's consciousness?
Suddenly, Rein Mute's image flashed across his mind. This strange phenomenon only appeared after Rein Mute's arrival. Did Rein do something in Phantom Island?
Or did Mister Rein finally take that step?
…
While Angor was still wondering, the entire Brute Cavern was also in a state of panic.
It had been a long time since the mirror world was this tense. It was all because of the endless dark clouds in the sky. Even when the gravity garden was first built, the world's consciousness did not bring such pressure.
Moreover, this black cloud carried a strong sense of threat.
Everyone saw with their own eyes that Nean Yethaway, known as' Konoha Hanabi ', a powerful nature wizard, had just ascended to the sky and wanted to see the situation on the Phantom Island when she was struck down by lightning.
If Mister Tree Spirit did not save her in time, Neon would have been seriously injured.
Therefore, if even an official Adept could be in trouble, how could the other Apprentice Adepts not be afraid? The scene of the end of the world was like a giant stone pressing down on the hearts of all apprentices in Brute Cavern.
Inside Tree Spirit's palace, Yethaway was healed by Tree Spirit's treatment. She glanced around and saw Tree Spirit, who she never liked, but she still pulled a long face and thanked Tree Spirit.
Tree Spirit smiled shamelessly. "Don't you feel bad about being saved by an old rogue like me?"
Ye Sewei rolled her eyes at Tree Spirit. She could not figure out why such a great Tree of Eternity would transform into a Nature Spirit that liked to run around naked in the wild. As a nature wizard, Yethaway felt ashamed.
But Tree Spirit did save her, so she could only force herself to say, "No. Thank you very much, Mister Tree Spirit."
Yethaway stood up and walked to the top of the tree. She looked at the expanding dark clouds in the sky and asked in fear, "What's going on?"
Tree Spirit walked to her side and leaned against the tree with his hands behind his head. "I know. Why don't you ask me?"
Yethaway turned around and saw the thick hair under Tree Spirit's armpits. She closed her eyes in disgust. "Please enlighten me, Mister Tree Spirit."
Seeing that his armpit hair had successfully disgusted Yethaway, Tree Spirit smiled and said in a good mood, "Maybe it's because something triggered the will of the world."
"What is it? Sorcerer's Garden? "
"Who knows. The central area of Phantom Island is completely surrounded by the world's consciousness. I can't see what's going on inside. But I don't think it's a big deal. Mister Rein is at Phantom Island right now. "
…
"Mister Rein is at Phantom Island?" A doubtful voice came from the center of Rockwell Society.
Rockwell Society was another floating island near the Tree of Eternity. The island was covered with dark thorns and blood-piercing roses. At the center of Rockwell Society was a wizard tower that was bound by a large number of vines and roses. This was Blood Witch Flora's territory in Brute Cavern.
"That's right. I saw Mister Rein entering Phantom Island when I came here. I looked at him and saw him entering Sunders' study. Then Sunders noticed me. He almost blinded me with his illusion. " The speaker was a woman in a long rose-colored dress. She was leaning against an exquisite stone bed. A small table was placed in the middle of the bed, on which there was a fragrant tea.
On the other side of the bed, Flora was wrapped in a gauze robe. She hugged her knees and looked at the sky outside the wizard tower.
"Why did Mister Rein go to Professor's place? What's with that powerful aura? "Flora mumbled to herself.
"I don't know. But I think Mister Rein did it. Maybe he's about to reach that level?" the rose-robed woman said.
"According to the information I've read before, stepping into the Legendary realm isn't as easy as a breeze and drizzle." The speaker was a young man who was writing something on his desk. "If Mister Rein is going to reach that level, he won't choose to do it in the mirror world. Every step on the path to becoming a legendary warrior will lead to destruction. The mirror world will quickly turn into nothingness under the influence of a powerful will.
"So, if Mister Rein has any feelings for Brute Cavern, he won't choose to become a legendary warrior here." The young man tapped on the paper with a red pen and drew a period on it. He then walked to Flora and bowed to her respectfully.
"Professor, I've completed the task you gave me."
Flora did not take it immediately. She glanced at the young man and said, "Remember who you are, Spivet. I'm only taking you because of my teacher."
The young man smiled awkwardly. It was Spivet, "Imp" Gragg, who was saved by Sunders in Sleepless City.
"Leave now. Don't stay here and be an eyesore."
Spivet was about to leave when the rose-robed woman stopped him. "Wait."
Flora frowned. "Leona, what's up?"
Leona revealed a gentle smile. "Your student is interesting, Flora. He seems to know a lot. But he's still a level-1 apprentice."
Flora did not explain Spivet's identity to Leona. She and Leona might be best friends, but they still needed to keep each other to themselves.
Leona did not mind. She looked at Spivet's fearless face and smiled. "You said this isn't the sign of becoming a legendary warrior. Sounds like you know a lot. Why don't you tell me again? Since it's not an omen of the Legendary level, why did the dark clouds that occupied most of the mirror world come from?
Spivet shrugged and rolled his eyes. "I think it's caused by Angor."
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