Hurricane Huborio is usually stern and indifferent, but when speaking of Gale Uranus, his tone softens, full of praise between the words.
It is precisely because of this higher example that they follow suit.
Gale Uranus simply explained the current situation to the Blast-fur Cat, and upon learning that all wind creatures from Storm Ridge, including Hurricane, were defeated, it was a bit stunned.
The most bewildering part was that they weren’t defeated by White Cloud Village but by an outsider "human"!
In a bewildered state, Gale Uranus presented Angel’s Dinyuan Mercer oath, and initially, the Blast-fur Cat naturally disagreed and resisted, but upon learning it was only for a twenty-year term, it immediately changed its previous reluctance and unhesitatingly signed the oath.
The Blast-fur Cat was also very clear that it was now a captured prisoner of war. If it were defeated by Gale Uranus, for the sake of His Highness Hurricane, they might return to Storm Ridge without any cost, but they were defeated by a human, so naturally, they had to pay the corresponding price to seek survival and freedom.
Twenty years of time, for a Blast-fur Cat that has lived almost three hundred years, is not long. So it signed the oath with joy.
After dealing with the Blast-fur Cat, for more convenient management, Gale Uranus let it follow him to find other wind creatures, and after all were dealt with, lead them out of the illusionary realm together.
With the example of the Blast-fur Cat, other wind creatures Gale Uranus later encountered almost had the same reaction, agreeing shortly after.
Because more and more wind creatures followed Gale Uranus, initially pretending to consider, then following the crowd. The efficiency of signing oaths greatly increased.
After signing about thirty or more oaths, Gale Uranus came near a red dot.
This red dot was Lobal, the Tri-headed Lionhound that quietly drifted away when Angel and Gale Uranus were talking.
Gale Uranus did not bother with the rustling discussion of the wind creatures behind, he walked up to Lobal by himself.
According to the method Angel had taught earlier, he gently plucked the harp strings, emanating not only beautiful notes but also a glimmer reaching directly to Lobal’s heart.
Since Lobal was still within the Heart Illusion, communication could only be through this way.
When the glimmer and notes disappeared, Gale Uranus felt his consciousness had entered Lobal’s heart.
Upon entering Lobal’s heart realm, Gale Uranus saw an astonishing scene.
Lobal’s heart realm was divided into three, forming compartments veiled in heart illusion. Three Lionhounds with different expressions each occupied a compartment.
At this moment, the three Lionhounds were chatting helplessly in their compartments.
From their conversation, Gale Uranus could basically tell who was who.
The one constantly clamoring to break limits and go out for a battle with Angel was certainly the main head.
The one analyzing the current situation, while expressing concern yet agreeing with the main head, was presumably the second head.
The one who spoke seldom but was insightful when he did, embodied the demeanor of the sage-like third head.
After amusingly listening to their chat for a while, Gale Uranus finally spoke.
As soon as he spoke, he was immediately met with suspicion from the main and second heads, only the third head, after a moment of silence, believed the newcomer was indeed His Highness Gale from White Cloud Village.
Suggested by the main and second heads, the third head served as the brains to have a direct dialogue with Gale Uranus.
They attempted to use the third head to negotiate with Gale Uranus, ideally using rhetoric to convince Gale Uranus to let them go.
Gale Uranus also understood their thoughts, but they were in vain at that moment, no matter how persuasive they tried to be. Because he was not there in a personal capacity, Angel’s oath was clearly and unequivocally written on parchment, something he could not change even if he wanted to.
After the third head got this information, it roughly understood the situation and no longer used rhetoric on Gale Uranus, instead negotiating with the other two heads more logically.
The third head very much supported the oath, even seeing it as Angel’s "favor," after all, twenty years was particularly short.
The second head gave it a thought and agreed with the third head’s opinion.
Only the main head hesitated, understanding the concerns of the third and second heads, but it was somewhat difficult to swallow his pride. Finally, under Gale Uranus’ persuasion and the sincere advice from the second and third heads, the main head agreed to sign the oath.
Signing the oath was simple, as long as they agreed, it could be signed even within the Heart Illusion.
Once the oath was completed, Gale Uranus prepared to remove the Heart Illusion surrounding Lobal following Angel’s method.
The removal process was very smooth, but once Lobal’s Heart Illusion was lifted, Gale Uranus suddenly froze.
As one of the three key nodes of this illusionary realm, Gale Uranus thought that once the Heart Illusion was removed, the node on them would certainly disappear.
But that wasn’t the case; the node flew into the harp in a wondrous form.
If he desired, he could assign this node to another wind creature again.
In other words, as long as new wind creatures take over the three nodes, this illusionary realm could exist above this cloud sea forever!