The second topic of discussion was also about Vonman and Guina, but this time, Tulu was involved in it as well.
Angor told Tulu about Vonman and Angor's whereabouts after he helped them settle down. Since they were all members of Brute Cavern in the future, it would be best if they could get to know each other better.
What he didn't expect was that Tulu almost got into a fight with Vonman on the same day.
At that time, the one who saw this scene was Jin Cancan. She didn't know why Tulu got into a fight with the two scary kids, but she did hear what Tulu said when he left.
"I'm not going to fight with kids, and I won't fight with you today. But this is the only time!"
According to Latina, Tulu stomped his foot in anger and slammed the door behind him.
Angor thought for a moment and figured out why Tulu was angry.
Tulu was a kind-hearted man. He could even be described as a saint. This was evident from the fact that he had to dive into the sea to save the kids, which caused him to lose one of his ears.
Angor could've saved Tulu's life, but he didn't. Instead, he wanted Tulu to experience the consequences of his actions, so that he could change his personality.
Vonman and Guina, on the other hand, were on the opposite end of the spectrum. They could easily kill people they didn't like, even if they were innocent. They would only show their care and concern to themselves.
Tulu was a stark contrast between kindness and chaos.
It would be strange if they could get along well with each other. Also, there were two pieces of human skin hanging in the yard. Tulu had probably labeled Vonman's group as "evil" and "barbaric" the moment he saw the human skin.
Angor planned to let them get to know each other better, but now it seemed that they didn't become enemies.
Angor sighed.
But it didn't matter. Back when he joined Brute Cavern, he and Dick were always at loggerheads. There were all kinds of people in every circle. If they really got to the point where they couldn't stand against each other, it would be a matter of who would win.
Apart from these two topics, there were also other gossips and rumors being discussed in the tea party.
Besides, he also saw how these girls could talk without thinking when they gathered together.
After all, where they used to live, there was no real phenomenon of the rich and powerful bullying, so they dared to gossip about anything.
They talked about how the servants in the manor loved each other, who in the town was having an affair, Leon's love history, and even Angor's news.
Of course, Angor always lived in seclusion, so they did not know much about him.
Although these gossips were all trivial and boring matters, the fact that they dared to gossip about supernatural beings was enough to show how bold they were.
Even Eureka dared to gossip.
Thewis almost never showed his face in the manor. Even when he communicated with Lyon, he sent his two-headed dog, Soapy. Therefore, they didn't know much about Thewis.
Eureka, on the other hand, would show up from time to time. Her identity was a mystery, and many Krakoks were curious about her.
There was a lot of gossip about Eureka, but most of it was just hearsay.
For example, one of the girls said that she saw Eureka's eyes turn red one day. Eureka looked like a completely different person when her eyes turned red. Although her face was expressionless, it was enough to strike fear into the hearts of the other girls.
However, no one believed it since it was just a one-sided story. Just like the rumors about Lyon hiding a mistress in his room, they were all one-sided and could not be taken seriously.
Angor only asked Toby about the tea party because he wanted to change the topic. He didn't expect to learn something useful in the end.
"Do they always have tea parties together?"
"Once a week, I think. It's their custom."
Sunders told him that the witches would gather together from time to time for some kind of perfume exchange or tea party.
If the witches were to gather together like the Krakoks, they would be able to share confidential information with each other. That would be the same as having multiple eyes and ears in the Information General Office.
It was no wonder that the witches knew more information than the male wizards.
"If the dream wasteland can be developed in the long run, it will become a large-scale information center." Angor thought about the future of the dream wasteland.
However, allowing other supernaturals to enter the dream wasteland was a problem that needed to be solved in the future. Of course, he didn't plan to let other supernaturals into the dream wasteland for the time being.
A day later, Angor arrived at the edge of the Whalebone Sea. The Blackberry Waters were not far away.
Angor had traveled this route many times before, so he was quite familiar with it. However, it was still difficult for him to locate Lloyds since he had no sense of direction.
It took him more than three hours to find the Shina Trench, and he quickly dove into it.
While his main goal was to help Freud recharge his login count, he had other matters to attend to as well. He needed to go to Lloyds and look for the Ashen Traders.
He needed to ask Ashen Time for some information.
After all, the Ashen Time Caravan traveled between the underworld and the underworld. They traveled all over the Fey Continent all year round, so they should have a wide range of information.
Angor didn't have to spend too much effort to find Rossum, the second-in-command of Ashen Time.
Rossum's eyes lit up when he saw Angor.
He took Angor to a nearby tavern with a friendly tone. Obviously, he was trying to get closer to Angor.
Angor accepted the offer without hesitation. They both knew why Rossum chose to stay in Lloyds, and Angor didn't mind having more connections.
After finishing their meal, Rossum found a bartender and asked for a private room.
As soon as the door closed, Rossum revealed a meaningful smile. He took out a green fruit from his pocket and placed it on the table. He then gave Angor an "I know what you're doing" look.
Angor didn't know what to say until he saw the fruit. It was the Crocodile Fruit from Swamp of Confusion.
Some time ago, when he left Lloyds, Commander Beals had given him one as well. Although he did not say it explicitly, the meaning was clear. "If you need us to help you deal with Madam Silay, please come at any time."
Madam Seeley was Eureka, and the Crocodile Fruit was a magical plant used to make spirit recovery potions.
After Rossum took out the crocodile fruit, he said meaningfully, "The purpose of your visit this time should be this, right?"
Angor couldn't help but chuckle when he saw Rossum's "I know what you're doing" look.
He pushed the Crocodile Fragrance Fruit back to Rossum. Under Rossum's suspicious gaze, he said, "I'm not here for the Crocodile Fragrance Fruit. I'm not here to buy materials. I just want to ask the merchant group for some information."
"Information?" Rossum looked a little disappointed. If Angor was here to get rid of Madam Seeley, their relationship with Angor would improve greatly after this battle. But Angor didn't seem to be planning to do that.
"Yes. I'm here to get some information. You'll get your crystals."
"If it's just information, I can tell you for free if it's not important." Rossum sighed inwardly. It was good to be able to get a good impression of him.
"You don't have to." "Four years ago, during the Month of Soothing Breath, did anything happen at Devil's Water?" Angor considered for a moment before asking his first question.
Time: Four years ago, during the Month of Soothing Wind. Location: Devil's Water.
After getting these two clues, Rossum quickly flipped through the memory box in his mind.
Soon, all the strange things that happened in the area were recorded in Rossum's mind.
"When it comes to Devil's Water, there are a lot of strange things happening. However, if you want to know about the Month of Cleansing Breath from four years ago, then it's really a coincidence. At that time, a great event happened in the Devil's Sea. "
Angor's eyes lit up. He wanted to know what happened four years ago because Jon told him to protect the Alien Eye. The only strange thing that happened to the Alien Eye so far was the Month of Soothing Wind.
As long as he knew the reason behind the Alien Eye's strange behavior, he would be able to take precautions to prevent other wizards from noticing it.
"What happened?" Angor asked.
"It's not a secret. Many wizard organizations went there …" Rossum paused. "You can ask your teacher or Lady Flora about it. Phantom Master Sunders was the one who benefited the most from the incident."
Because of that, Mister Phantom created a Sorcerer's Garden and became the owner of a personal Sorcerer's Garden. "
Angor was surprised. So it had something to do with the Gravity Garden?
"Speaking of which, it all started with a Bloodline Wizard in Gravity Forest. That Wizard was called 'Treant' Boko …"
Following Rossum's explanation, Angor gained a better understanding of what happened at Devil's Water four years ago.
Boko caused the plane fusion, and Sunders was the first one to go there, which allowed him to collect the most Fragments of Eternity. When the truth was finally revealed, wizards from all over the world gathered together. Sliv's scheme and the conflicts between wizards were all vividly described in Rossum's narration.
Unfortunately, after Sunders left the plane passageway, the plane fusion failed.
In the end, Sunders, who obtained the most Fragments of Eternity in the beginning, became the biggest winner. Because of this, every wizard organization hated Sunders to the core. Some even threatened to destroy Sunders' Sorcerer's Garden when he was building it.
Of course, the matter was left unsettled in the end, and no one knew the reason for the failure of the plane fusion.
But since then, Sunders became enemies with Gravity Forest. After all, he stole the Fragment of Eternity from the tree men, which was the first thing they hated. The Sorcerer's Garden he created was actually a Gravity Garden. Gravity Forest was named that because they had a Gravity Garden, which was the second thing they hated.
The worst part was that Sunders' Gravity Garden was of a higher level than Gravity Forest's Gravity Garden.
Either way, Gravity Forest was now Sunders' enemy.
After Rossum finished speaking, he even sold a piece of friendly news. "I heard that Gravity Forest seems to have prepared some small tricks to deal with the Phantom Demon Pavilion when he went down to the Abyss …"
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