After Rein left, Angor showed a hesitant look.
The smile that Rhine had given him before he left had confused him. That smile clearly carried some unfathomable meaning, as if it was hinting at something. Could it be that Rhine had guessed that today's matter was related to him?
"What are you waiting for?"
Angor only came back to his senses when Sunders patted his shoulder.
"Don't think too much. Come to my study." Sunders turned to the corridor.
Angor followed the old man and looked back at the balcony. It was empty. Flora also left when Angor was lost in his thoughts.
On their way to the study, Sunders kept thinking about something. He did not say anything.
"Let's talk about Greya in the Gravity Garden later," Sunders said as they entered the study room. Wait for me. I need to take care of something. "
Sunders sat down at his desk and took out a pen and paper. He quickly wrote down something and encrypted it with a nightmare illusion spell. When the words on the paper all turned into twisted tadpoles, Sunders pointed the paper outside the window. With a flash of light, the paper disappeared from his hand.
After sending the paper out, Sunders thought for a while and looked at Angor. "You've been looking strange. Are you still thinking about Greya?"
Angor shook his head and told Sunders about Rein's smile.
"At Mister Rein's level, everything he does is based on his own will, and it's his nature to avoid harm. He may have doubts about you, but that's not important. Wizards always have doubts about everything. Besides, you can't deal with Mister Rein's problem, so don't think too much about it. It'll only bring you more trouble. "
Angor understood. But Rein's smile was like a mark that made him uneasy from the bottom of his heart.
Sunders pointed at Angor's forehead with his index finger.
A warm and clear energy entered Angor's forehead and spread throughout his brain. The uneasiness that had originally worried him had strangely disappeared under the comfort of this power.
"Don't worry about Mister Rein. My message is for Greya. She'll know what to do when she sees it. "
…
Sunders led Angor into the Gravity Garden.
The Sorcerer's Garden was an independent small world that could block special detection methods. It was also effective against the prying of Prophets. As a precaution, Sunders chose to talk to Angor in the Gravity Garden because the Mystery manifestation was too shocking to be true.
"Now, tell me. What did Greya say to you through Voice Transmission?"
Angor hesitated. "She said she wanted to give me a gift."
"A gift? That tree with the golden milk? Sure enough, that tree is for you. I guessed so too. " Sunders paused a little. "But Greya wouldn't give you a tree for no reason. She must feel like she owes you something.
"So, Greya must have come up with a new spell because of you. Otherwise, she wouldn't have given you a tree for no reason."
"A manifestation of Mystery!" Both Angor and Sunders pointed out the key at the same time.
Sunders leaned back in his chair and tapped on the table with his fingers. "Greya has been immersed in the illusions you created. She can't have time to create a new spell. The only answer is the manifestation of Mystery. Greya found the manifestation of her concept on the Mysterious Mountain. "
Angor also came to the same conclusion. "Professor, did Lady Greya really learn a new spell because of the manifestation of Mystery?"
"Learn a new spell?" Sunders shook his head. "Impossible. Creation isn't something that can be learned so easily."
"She didn't rely on the manifestation of Mystery?" Angor's eyes glowed.
"Greya's spells are exactly the same as her old ways. She can't learn it by relying on the manifestation of Mystery alone. " Sunders briefly explained Greya's creation ability, which was why Greya did not make any progress after becoming a truth-finder with the help of Genesis.
"Greya didn't come up with another new spell, but that doesn't mean she didn't do anything," Sunders said. "I'm sure that 99% of the spells she created today didn't come from the manifestation of Mystery. They came from her hard work and effort over the years. Only that 1% can be related to the manifestation of mystery. "
Angor sighed in relief. At least he now understood that the manifestation of Mystery was not the main factor when it came to creating spells.
Sunders shook his head and sneered. "But sometimes, that 1% is more important than 99%. Don't let your guard down too early. Even if the manifestation of Mystery can only help you with that 1%, you won't be able to live a peaceful life if word gets out. "
Angor understood this as well. It was like a bottleneck in cultivation. He just needed to keep going step by step. But when it came to the final step, he just couldn't take it. If the effect of the mysterious manifestation was to assist him in this final step, then he was indeed celebrating too early.
"How much did the manifestation of Mystery help Greya in creating her spells, and how much did it help her? You'll know when Greya finishes her training. Let's put Greya aside for now. I need to remind you that before you become a truth-finder wizard, don't tell anyone about the manifestation of Mystery. "
Angor nodded.
"Especially Flora. Don't tell her."
"Not even Miss Flora?" Angor was a little surprised.
"If she knows what the manifestation of Mystery does, she won't be able to walk on her own path in peace. Besides, if she uses the manifestation of Mystery, she'll be further away from becoming a truth-finder, which will only harm her. "
Sunders clearly knew that when he learned "Wither", he learned it on his own. But to put it bluntly, he learned it under the guidance of an unknown entity.
It was hard to say whether he was comprehending the Withering Art or if the Withering Art came to him on its own. Wither had nothing to do with him. Even if he wanted to create a new cantrip, he would never think of creating Wither.
It could be said that the Withering Technique was completely different from the path of truth that he had chosen.
If Flora was' induced 'to learn a strange spell, there might be a' fork 'in her path. If she couldn't even see her own path, it would be even more impossible for her to become a truth-finder.
"I see." Angor nodded.
Sunders shook his head and sighed. "You created a manifestation of Mystery so easily. You're going to have a lot of trouble in the future. You can't see it now, but as time goes by, it'll be harder to hide what's hiding under the sea. "
That being said, Sunders was more happy than worried about Angor's Mystery manifestation. He and Angor weren't just master and student, but also shared common interests. Angor's foundation was also the foundation of Sunders' branch.
As long as Sunders' branch grew stronger, he would go and clean up the mess no matter how hard it would be.
"So, you're also racing against time. If you can outrun the gradually churning undercurrents, everything will be easily solved. If you can't win, then be prepared to become a caged bird. "
Angor knew what Sunders meant. Sunders was warning him that when he couldn't keep his secret any longer, as long as he was strong enough, he wouldn't be bullied by others. But if he was still a small shrimp at that time, he could only be a canary in a cage, existing to please others for the rest of his life.
Sunders leaned back in his chair and watched Angor's expression change from hesitation to determination, and from confusion to clarity.
Sunders chuckled. Angor always did things that made him worry, but he wasn't as reckless as Flora. He knew what he wanted and what he needed to do to achieve it. That was enough.
"Alright, that's all for now. Now, let's talk about the diamond-shaped crystal. What's your decision?"
Angor took out the crystal from his bracelet and nodded. "I'm going to use it."
Sunders didn't deny it. "If it really inherits the path of Spirit Link, it'll be a great benefit for you. But it depends on whether it's going to teach you the path directly, or just give you the knowledge of it. The former is great, while the latter is better than nothing.
"If it doesn't inherit the path of Spirit Link, you need to be careful," Sunders said.
"But the second possibility isn't very likely. If you want to use it, do it now. I'll protect you. "
Angor nodded. He put the crystal on his palm and sighed in relief.
Sunders already told him about the advantages and disadvantages of the crystal. Angor also weighed the pros and cons. Generally speaking, the crystal wouldn't be too bad in the worst-case scenario. In the best case scenario, he would be able to save several decades of effort, and his battle prowess would also increase greatly.
Either way, Angor wouldn't lose too much. Under such circumstances, why not take a gamble?
According to Narda's Vision, as long as he touched the crystal between his eyebrows and reached his spirit power inside, he would receive the inheritance.
With that in mind, Angor placed the crystal between his eyebrows and gently touched it …
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