Away from the Haunt World, Crow could not do whatever he wished. But still, if he used his power properly and use “stable space” as a prime point, he could create a safe area in which a crumbling space would not harm them. That was why Sliv acted so arrogant. With Crow here, they did not need to be afraid of provoking the world’s consciousness.
“Nice plan.” Sunders put on a dark expression. If Sunders attacked them and damaged the space, the world’s consciousness would mark them all as threats while Sliv could survive with the help of Crow’s power. When the incident was over, the other organizations would definitely blame Sunders for this too.
If he stayed put, Sliv would ask Crow to attack. Crow could at least unleash attacks as powerful as Level-1 Wizards in this world, which was enough to deal with Sunders and Flora, who could not use spells at will.
To fight or not, their situation would not look good.
Sunders was trying to figure out Sliv’s situation as well. Sliv could have used spells to trigger the world’s consciousness and kill everyone by turning them into energy shards. He could seize all profit during the third stage of the plane fusion that way. Yet he did not. There must be a reason.
So either Crow’s psychic power was not enough to protect everyone from Song of the Deep, or Sliv was plotting something else and did not want to offend every organization on the spot.
More importantly, what made Silv so confident?
“Your answer? As I said, no stalling sh*t. I give you one more minute to answer, then I’ll attack. Fragments of Eternity for your lives.”
Sliv looked really confident as if he already knew Sunders’ answer. For wizards, their lives were still more important than anything. Moral, virtue, justice… those were spiritual comforts for mortals. Wizards sought after the fundamental of the world, so such a mental support was useless compared to their lives.
Sliv saw Flora taking out a scroll with shining spell patterns on it. It was obviously connected to the spell array under their feet.
“Trying to teleport away?” Sliv raised an eyebrow. He grinned, “Oh my, I forgot to tell you. The waterfalls are covered by Psychic Space Barriers. Maybe Crow can’t use his full power here, but the barriers can still stop you for a minute or two.”
Psychic Space Barrier?
Flora quickly looked at Sunders who nodded to her.
“Damn it!” Flora cursed under her breath. Her expression looked grim. However, anyone that knew her well would easily notice her clear and calm eyes, which meant she was not angry in the least.
Because of the “Psychic Space Barrier”, everyone stayed silent again.
“Thirty seconds to go. I hope you make the right choice!” Sliv even brought out a tiny hourglass and watched the sand flowing down slowly. His grin grew larger.