Everyone’s attention was attracted by the talk of fragments.
Flora grimaced. She and Sunders took most of the fragments.
“Things are going wrong, professor. Should we prepare?” She whispered to Sunders.
In his mind, Sunders was also accusing Danae of speaking too much. He was confident to take on any wizard on the spot, but there were two Level-2 Wizards here. He could win in a 1-on-1 or even 1-on-2 fight, but battling the whole lot of them could be troublesome.
He glanced at the fusion spot already going into the second stage and put on a serious expression. Sunders took out an object from his pocket shaped like a crystal ball and pumped in some mana from his fingers. The crystal ball changed color, and an image showed up inside it.
Inside the crystal ball, the cloud whale was cruising the sky slowly. It headed towards Goman Kingdom, completely oblivious of the thick thunderclouds above it.
Sunders grinned, “Give me the core of reversal spell array.”
Flora quickly took out a scroll.
Sunders placed the crystal ball and the spell core together. Some of the patterns on the spell array changed shape. Once completed, the crystal ball shattered to pieces.
“The Nightmare Crystal is a treasure I obtained in the Nightmare Realm a hundred years ago. Too bad it’s only for one-time usage.” Sunders looked at the broken pieces and showed a painful look.
Still, since they earned a large number of Fragments of Eternity, the cost was acceptable.
Sunders returned the scroll with a different spell pattern to Flora as he said, “Now the teleportation effect is no longer limited in a small area. I have set the target on the cloud whale. We’ll get there instantly if something happens.”
The cloud whale was another treasure from Brute Cavern. There were countless spell arrays drawn on its body. The cloud whale would well withstand the attacks from a group of wizards. Besides, most wizards only trusted themselves, so teamwork was a rare sight.
Now, the situation was getting chaotic.
Many people were asking Lady Danae about selling her fragments. Even the major organizations offered their prices.
Lady Danae remained calm. She still had not said anything about who was holding the fragments or how much she would sell them for. Flora stood inside the spell array and relaxed a little. She was not afraid of anyone on the scene, but getting attacked by all of them was not something she could manage.
Lady Danae had her own idea as well. Boko had four fragment drops. It was not much but was still valuable, so she did not want to lose them. On the other hand, she would avoid offending Sunders. As an extremely powerful being from an organization who would not hesitate to shield their own kind, it was a very bad idea to become their enemy. This was why Lady Danae stayed silent.
Sliv also knew that Sunders had acquired most of the fragments, although he did not say it out. He was too arrogant a man to fear Sunders. Rather, he was plotting to seize all profit for himself.
Lady Danae talked about plane fusion to prevent conflict, but seeing how everyone was focusing on the Fragments of Eternity, she had no choice but to continue her explanation.
“The second stage of the fusion was what you’re seeing now. See the white vortex in the middle of the darkness? It’s slowly growing. Once it fully expands, the black hole will disappear. This is the most dangerous stage during a plane fusion, but it also brings the best destiny.”
The best destiny?
Many wizards from smaller organizations or lone wolves explicitly showed their greed on their faces. The best destiny, even better than the Fragments of Eternity?!
Danae slowly spoke, “We wizards call the second stage as the Path of Infinity.”