Back then, Gauss' servant helped him find a target.
The person Beals didn't mention was most likely … an alchemist!
And Angor was an alchemist!
And Beals came looking for Angor? Was he the one Beals was trying to hide from them? Viffet's mind raced, but he didn't show any emotion on his face. Instead, he looked at Angor and Beals with an inquisitive look.
He really wanted to know why Beals was looking for Angor.
Beals was also puzzled. He didn't expect to run into Vifet on his way here. He wondered why Vifet was here. Did Vifet find out that Angor might be Cassini's target?
Beals decided to ask Viffet in a roundabout way. "So you're here too, Viffet. You know Angor too?"
Viffet only chuckled. If he answered, Beals' question would only be answered by Viffet. It was better to let Beals figure it out himself.
What Vifet didn't expect was that Madelyne would expose him even though he didn't answer.
"Mister Viffet wanted to ask Angor about the Evernight Kingdom, but Angor rejected him."
Madelyne's words made Beals realize something. It seemed Viffet didn't know about Angor's connection with Cassini. Beals knew what to say next.
Beals put on a regretful look. "Ah, I came here to ask about the Evernight Kingdom, but since you rejected Viffet's offer, I guess I won't get anything."
"Mister Beals, Rossum said you wanted to trade information with me. Is that what you're talking about?"
"Yes." Beals nodded.
"My apologies. If you want to know more about the Evernight Kingdom, you should ask my professor. He told me not to tell anyone about it. I'm too weak. What I saw in Sleepless City might not be real. "
"If that's the case, then forget it." Beals chuckled.
He did want to trade information about the Evernight Kingdom, but that was only one of his goals. If he couldn't get it, he wouldn't mind. More importantly, he wanted to know how Angor knew about Cassini.
Compared to Vifet's overbearing attitude, Beals was more reasonable, which made Angor feel much better.
Vifet gave Beals a doubtful look. "You're here for something else, aren't you? Or is there something else? "For example, Cassini?
Vifet's mind had already shifted. Beals was an alchemist after all, so Angor was the best candidate for the job.
Beals glanced at Vifet, knowing that Vifet was beginning to suspect something.
Beals didn't mind at all. Even if Vifet found out about the relationship between Cassini and Angor, it wouldn't affect him too much. Not to mention, Vifet only had his suspicions.
But Beals was clear.
If someone found out that it was Angor who asked about Cassini, Angor would be in trouble. Even if Angor wasn't the "Seed of Truth", the alchemist's identity alone was enough to earn Sunders' favor.
Of course, Beals wouldn't allow Angor to get into trouble because of him.
Beals shrugged. "Yes, I did have something else to tell you. But since you're here, I don't think I need to."
Vifet thought Beals was talking about Cassini. So Beals admitted that Angor was the "Seed of Truth"?
"So you've been in contact with Vifet for a long time, Angor? Looks like my information didn't help you much."
"I don't understand, Captain Beals." Angor was confused.
Beals pretended to be surprised. "Don't you know that the scroll I gave you that increases luck belongs to Vifet?"
Vifet didn't know what to say. Beals didn't mean Angor had anything to do with Cassini, but that Angor was the customer who wanted to buy the scroll.
Angor also looked at Vifet in surprise. "Mister Vifet, so you're the seller of the scroll Captain Beals was talking about."
Beals smiled. "Yes, it's him. He asked for a drop of Fragment of Eternity. Are you willing to trade with him? "
"A Fragment of Eternity? Should I exchange it for a magic scroll that increases Luck? " Madelyne didn't say a word. She didn't know what was going on, but when she heard Beals' words, she couldn't help but snort. "Mister Vifet, that's not a very generous price."
Vifet chuckled awkwardly. He looked at Angor with curiosity in his eyes.
Could it be that he had really guessed wrong? Did Beals' visit have nothing to do with Cassini?
Vifet considered for a moment. "Angor, can you … make something that can block prophecies?"
"Like I said, I don't plan on doing alchemy right now."
Vifet asked, "You mean you can craft a tool that can block Prophecy?"
Angor didn't know what Viffet wanted to ask, but he also knew that items like Crimson Veil were extremely rare in the southern wizarding region. "I've learned something related to it, but I still need to try it out to see if it works."
Vifet gave Angor a thoughtful look. "If you can really make something that can block the spell, you can come to me. I'll trade you a scroll that increases luck."
"Something that can block prophecies is extremely rare in the southern wizarding region. It's worth a lot more than your tattered scroll," Madelyne added.
Vifet didn't mind. "Scrolls that change the threshold of a variable have long been lost. The effect only lasts for two to three seconds, but that's enough time to turn everything around. It's unwise to judge something like this based on its value. "
Vifet nodded to Angor. "As long as I don't use the scroll, I'll keep my word."
With that, Vifet turned around and walked away. He could see that both Angor and Madelyne were wary of him. Since they were going to spend some time together in the Abyss Plane, it didn't matter if they couldn't find out the truth for now.
Vifet left. Did Angor believe Beals? Of course not.
It wasn't hard to find out if Angor had anything to do with Cassini. Even Gauss failed to detect Angor's presence. All Vifet needed to do was to contact Gauss and have him test Angor to see if Angor could block prophecies.
After Vifet left, Beals whispered something into Angor's mind using "Whale Speech".
Whale Speech was an encrypted sound channel created by Beals. It was an original creation, but it was just a variation of sound waves. It was similar to Voice Transmission, but it was much more secretive and could only be heard after decryption.
The medium for decryption was a gray card from the Ashen Time Merchant Group. Moreover, different gray cards corresponded to different decryption methods. This was also why Ash Time could satisfy most customers, because every customer who received a gray card would be treated exclusively.
Angor took out the card and quickly understood what Beals was trying to say.
"There's something else I need to tell you. But this isn't a good place to talk."
Whale Speech was good at keeping secrets, but there were too many wizards here. Also, Beals could sense the great pressure coming from the magic hut at the top of the iceberg. Angor assumed there was someone powerful nearby, so he didn't want to talk here.
"Lady Madelyne, I have something to discuss with Beals. I'll be back in a bit."
Madelyne glanced at the Moonfrost Guards, who were still repairing their wings, and nodded. "Alright."
He followed Beals and flew into the sky.
On the other side, Vifet watched Beals take Angor away. He had a few guesses, but he quickly suppressed them. He would contact Gauss later and find out the truth.
After Angor left, Madelyne noticed that the atmosphere on the iceberg had changed a little.
She didn't attract too much attention when she stood beside Angor. However, Beals' arrival and Vifet's arrival attracted the attention of many wizards.
Beals didn't use any spells to hide his voice when talking to Angor, which allowed others to notice something.
"Long time no see, Madelyne. I'm sorry about what happened to the Silian Family. I didn't expect you to join Brute Cavern." The man paused for a second and continued, "Oh right, the apprentice beside you, is he 'Lionheart Thorn' Angor?"
Madelyne was not done dealing with the wizard whom she had met once but had never spoken to. In the end, someone else immediately walked over.
"Oh, dear! My dear Madelyne, I can't believe this! " "I can't believe Mister Rein actually sent Angor to the Abyss Plane. That's unbelievable. Why don't you just send Angor to Rest Torch Academy instead? "
What is he going to do there? To study drama?
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