Inside Qingkong Poetry Room.
Adanis watched helplessly as Angel destroyed the Maneater Flower, terrifying the Infant Spirits into motionlessness, and then, using a peculiar Defense Spell, led those humans through the Red Wax area one group after another.
When everyone passed through the Red Wax and Weaving Net, Adanis had come to a complete realization.
Infant Spirits, violated the contract.
She didn’t know what power made the Infant Spirits lack the courage to attack Angel, but now it was pointless to reprimand them.
Soon, the Infant Spirits would be locked in the Mirror Domain and eventually fall into the Sea of Void Mirror. Whether they were smart or foolish, in the Sea of Void Mirror, they would be completely disassembled, disappearing in the rolling tides.
Adanis no longer paid attention to the Infant Spirits, but her gaze was fixed on Angel.
"Absolutely! Absolutely must not let him in!" Adanis murmured lowly, with unmatched determination.
If the Infant Spirits couldn’t stop him, then she would do it herself!
Facing the enigmatic Angel, Adanis felt a hint of apprehension. However, she was prepared for a fate akin to the Infant Spirits.
Moreover, she didn’t believe Olao would stand by and watch something happen to her.
If Olao took action, would he still want to side with Angel?
Even if it meant making Olao hate her, she would not allow Olao to stand on the same side as Angel. She wouldn’t permit such a thing to happen, even if it meant sacrificing herself.
Watching Angel and his companions approach the Qingkong Poetry Room, Adanis knew it was time to act.
She extended her hand slightly, and a mirror erected itself in the dark air.
In the slow corridor outside the Qingkong Poetry Room, there were many reflective surfaces, and with a mere thought, Adanis could traverse them.
Without hesitation, Adanis descended slowly from mid-air, creating ripples with every step.
Accompanied by the crisp sound of her soles hitting the ground, the mirror’s reflection revealed the half-exposed alabaster toes and wood-decorated high heels wrapped in vines.
Instinctively, Adanis extended her foot, ready to step into the mirror.
But to her surprise, her foot collided directly with the mirror.
With a series of loud and crashing sounds, the mirror shattered into fragments, falling to the ground.
Adanis was stunned for a moment before bending down to pick up a fragment from the ground.
As she looked at the pitch-black fragment, devoid of any sheen, entirely unrelated to a mirror, Adanis suddenly understood.
--This was definitely Olao’s doing!
Only Olao could seal her mirror channel in the Qingkong Poetry Room!
Adanis’s gaze suddenly turned cold, her ominous eyes fixed intently on the broken glass fragments, as if trying to see through them at the man she both loved and resented.
Clearly, she did it for Olao, for him to no longer become someone else’s captive, for him to be free from the constraints of this small space. Yet, why did Olao want to stop her!
Adanis clenched her fists, taking deep breaths, the deep hollow of her exposed neck evident, revealing the intensity of her anger.
"I refuse to believe you’ve blocked all the mirrors!"
Adanis roared in anger, soaring upward, where her skirt brushed past, where her fingers pointed, where her gaze focused, a massive number of mirrors continually emerged.
Square, circular, triangular, and irregular shapes; prisms, water mirrors, colored glaze mirrors, metal mirrors... Countless mirrors manifested around Adanis.
As these mirrors materialized, Adanis summoned a bright and dazzling ball of light from her palm.
The ball of light, like a miniature sun, slowly rose, illuminating the entirety of the mirror-filled space.
But, much to Adanis’s frustration, no matter how bright the light was, it couldn’t penetrate these mirrors. These mirrors seemed to all turn into pitch-black abysses that absorbed the light source, no longer reflecting back, only endless darkness, and a faint mist.
This mist was the "source of trouble" for sealing the mirror passages.
It was a special ability to close mirror channels.
Adanis also possessed this ability, but she couldn’t dispel the mist on the mirror.
It’s not that her power was insufficient, but here, in the Qingkong Poetry Room, Olao was recognized as the "administrator," possessing higher authority than Adanis.
When Olao prohibited mirror passages in Qingkong Poetry Room, no one could dispel the mist. Even if Adanis was much stronger than Olao, it was impossible.
This was the rule of Qingkong Poetry Room, and Olao’s authority as manager.
Adanis clenched her hands, and all the mirrors around her vanished.
Since the mirror passages were forbidden, no matter how she tried, it was impossible to break through Olao’s blockade.
However, Adanis wasn’t completely without options. The management authority of Qingkong Poetry Room was indeed in Olao’s hands, but the management authority of the Magical Energy Array outside the Qingkong Poetry Room was in her hands.
She acquired it through a transaction with the Wise Sovereign.
Originally, Adanis sought the management authority of the Magical Energy Array near Qingkong Poetry Room simply to prevent outsiders from disturbing him.
The outsiders referred to here were naturally the Wise Sovereign, even the Triclops family.
But now, she could use the Magical Energy Array to make a final judgment on Angel and his companions.
"I didn’t want to use the Magical Energy Array, but you forced me." Adanis exhaled deeply, closed her eyes, and her spiritual power immersed into the Magical Energy Array.
Meanwhile, Olao, waiting at the door of Qingkong Poetry Room, turned around, looking in the direction of the room where Adanis was, and sighed softly.
"Obsession, delusion." Olao abandoned his usual flippancy and muttered softly, "I told you before, just wait a little longer, wait a little longer, see her first, then leave... Why were you so impatient?"