The Supreme Sect's test on Frosty Wings was a perfect example of the Supreme Sect's test.
The black-robed bishop brought a dozen of his followers to Frosty Wing but failed to find anything. The black-robed bishop had no choice but to admit defeat. He didn't expect the Witch of the Wilderness to be on Frozen Wing as well.
Sennefer was one of the most powerful wizards in the southern wizarding region. Even though the bishop was now a truth-finder, he still couldn't defeat Sennefer.
He had no choice but to go back in disappointment.
"Sennefer is better than the Supreme Cult, after all. But we have to look at it from a long-term perspective. The Supreme Cult is a tough nut to crack because they're protected by the world's consciousness. Sennefer's strength doesn't mean she's strong enough to challenge them. After this, the Supreme Cult will pay more attention to the Moonfrost Union in the future. "Madelyne sighed." After all, the Supreme Cult has … justice in their hands. "
Madelyne chuckled when she mentioned the word "justice".
"Let's go check out the market. If you have anything you want to buy, you can use this chance to restock. It won't be easy to find a complete supply chain in the Abyss Plane. "Madelyne walked to the center of the island.
Angor followed her. But halfway there, he suddenly looked back at Frosty Wing in the sky.
The gigantic creature flapping its huge white wings carried a shining iceberg on its back. Under the afternoon sun, it looked crystal clear.
"Is that the one I saw in the alchemy workshop?" Angor wondered.
Regardless, he still remembered that if he had Sennefer's strength, he wouldn't have to worry about anything. In the wizarding world, strength was everything.
The wizard market on the island was called "Abyss Solace".
The Deep Pool Bazaar was somewhat deserted. Almost all the shops were mana-made houses, and when put together, they gave off a temporary feeling.
"In the past, the Frozen Abyss Bazaar was much more lively than most Wizard Bazaars. There were too many Wizards who went to the Abyss to explore. Even if they couldn't bring back slaves from another world, they could still refine their bloodline and search for precious magical materials. Madelyne recalled the time when she was still a member of the Silian Family. She also went to the Abyss Plane to find a suitable bloodline. That was one of the most unforgettable memories in her life.
"But now, the Abyss Plane has changed. Not many people dare to go there at this time. That's why Abyss Solace Market is so quiet. "
Madelyne explained while showing Angor around the market.
They didn't buy anything. Since they knew they were going to the Abyss Plane, they already prepared their supplies when they were in Brute Cavern. Although this was a supply depot, it was not an exaggeration to say that the price was sky-high.
In the end, Madeleine bought a hooded dress. It was black in color and had fluorescent green patterns on it. It didn't look beautiful at all. Instead, it looked ferocious and torn.
"The green patterns are the blood of a high-tier Skeletal Winged Demon," Madelyne explained. "I heard Leona gave you a bottle of Kunsha Flower Perfume? This dress has the same meaning as your perfume. They are both used to expel demons. "
Madeleine put on the hooded dress without hesitation.
The dress didn't look like much, but it made Madelyne look like the shadow of a demon from the abyss of hell. The green patterns on the black dress were faintly glowing and flowing. It was both disgusting and horrifying, but there was also a depraved beauty to it.
Soon after Madelyne put on the dress, a cold voice came from the sky and spread to every corner of the island.
"The portal is about to open. Those who want to go to the Abyss Plane, come to Abyss Cliff."
As the voice fell, a shocking scene took place on the entire Domain Island. Almost everyone flew into the sky and headed to the cliff on the shady side of the Domain Island.
Even the market they were in had people flying out of their houses.
"They're all going to the Abyss Plane?" Angor asked in confusion. He even saw the witch who sold Madelyne the dress flying toward the cliff.
"No." Madelyne shook her head. Her voice suddenly became soft and slow.
"They're going to say goodbye."
Madelyne didn't explain what she meant. She glanced at Angor and said, "It's time for us to go."
The two of them soared into the sky, basked in the warm sunlight, and rode on the sea breeze. Together with the others, they landed on the cliff platform.
As soon as he landed on the platform, he looked around curiously.
Apart from the laborers, everyone else from Frozen Wing was on the platform.
However, compared to the sparse number of supernaturals on the platform, there were more of them flying in the air. According to Madelyne, the people in the air were here to say goodbye.
They were densely packed and filled the entire sky.
No one spoke a word. It did not look like they were here to bid farewell. Instead, it felt like they were here to "attend a funeral".
Suddenly, a chubby grin appeared in front of Angor's eyes.
The chubby Brofen walked up to him without him noticing.
"What are you doing here, Brofen?" Madelyne frowned at him.
Brofen smiled innocently at Madelyne's question. "I'm here to have a chat with Angor. Something happened, so I didn't treat you well."
Brofen looked at Angor and complained, "You left so fast that I didn't have time to explain."
"If I didn't leave, I would've fallen asleep again. I don't know if someone would 'warm me up' again. "
"Yes!" Brofen answered in his mind.
But on the surface, he said, "How could that be? I'm not stupid. Attacking you while you're on the Frozen Frost Wing would be suicide. Plus, you're the one who helped us. "
Madelyne snorted coldly: "You've been nagging for half a day without saying anything serious. Just tell me, are you here to apologize or to compensate me? "
As a Bloodline Wizard, Madelyne wasn't afraid of Brofen at all. If Brofen didn't do anything to Angor, Madelyne might still respect him for the sake of the alchemist. But now, she didn't need to be polite anymore.
"I didn't do anything. I don't need compensation." Brofen looked a little embarrassed.
Angor wasn't confident enough to face Brofen. "Is that so?" Madelyne asked Brofen on his behalf. "You know who's right and who's wrong."
Madelyne paused for a moment before continuing, "If you're not going to apologize or compensate, then why are you here?"
Brofen hesitated. "I'm here to tell you that I need your help with an experiment."
Madelyne glanced at Angor and didn't want to overstep her boundaries.
"I'm sorry. I've been focusing on making a breakthrough, so I don't have time."
Even if he did have time, he wouldn't go to Brofen's alchemy workshop again. Who knew if the guy would try something funny again?
Brofen left in disappointment. The experiment was already halfway done. If Angor could help, it could be completed much faster. Unfortunately, Angor didn't agree to help.
Soon after Brofen left, Sennefer landed at the front of the cliff platform. Behind her was the sea and the cliff.
Sennefer glanced at the apprentices who were standing nearby. "The Abyss Plane is not a pleasant place. I'll give you one last chance. If anyone wants to leave, you may do so now."
The apprentices looked at each other, but no one dared to leave. Most of them volunteered to join the frontline to fight for their lives. There was no way they would give up now.
"Since no one wants to give up, let's get ready to cross the plane." Sennefer didn't say anything else. She walked to the edge of the cliff and tapped it with a strange spell.
A blurry shadow appeared on the other side of the cliff.
This shadow was a little like a beginner's illusion, but it was also like a light screen with insufficient energy. It appeared with obvious blur.
The shadow slowly revealed itself. Although it was still a little blurry, it could be seen that it was a woman who stood elegantly with her hands pressed against her belly button.
The woman's face wasn't clear, but Sennefer could tell that she had long hair. She was wearing a simple, brown-gray dress that looked like an ancient nun's dress.
"Good afternoon, Lavtina," Sennefer greeted her.
The woman called Lavtina bowed to Sennefer. "Greetings, Miss Sennefer."
Not only did she look old-fashioned, but she also bowed to Sennefer in an ancient way. Even the way she spoke and the way she paused was elegant.
"Lavtina, how's the situation at the Cinder Rock?" Sennefer asked.
"Not so good. The Scythe Blood Fiend led the Butcher, Poison Stinger, and the Bone Wizard to attack it three times already."
"Scythe Blood Fiend? How did they find the rock? "Sennefer was puzzled.
"An apprentice from Gravity Forest was captured by them. According to our speculations, he should be the one who leaked the location of the Earth Giant Rock, "Raftina said.
Sennefer furrowed her brows and glanced at the wizard in dark green robes behind her.
A wizard from Gravity Forest also went to the Abyss Plane. His expression was a bit unnatural after hearing Lavtina's words.
"Gravity Forest is just a hindrance," Sennefer snorted. Sennefer snorted. "How long can the Cinder Rock last?" She asked again, while Gravity Forest's expression darkened.
Even though the imminent disaster was right in front of her eyes, Lafutina's expression didn't seem to have any sense of urgency. She continued to speak in an elegant tone, "Less than half a day."
Sennefer's expression darkened. "I see. Light up the beacon. I'm going to open the portal."
"Understood." After she finished speaking, Lafutina's image suddenly disappeared.
Sennefer turned to the others. "You heard it. There's going to be a tough battle at the Cinder Rock. I hope you can survive."
Sennefer wasn't talking to a wizard. Instead, she was talking to an apprentice who was already regretting his decision.
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