c2268: 2269: Book of Kael (2)

Nami Midori did not know what Augustine’s Twinborn Mirror was, but Angel had heard of it.

When Angel first went to the Black Castle, Isabel’s lingering soul had returned, and he learned about Augustine’s Twinborn Mirror from her.

According to Isabel, Augustine’s Twinborn Mirror is a mysterious object. Once activated, it can communicate with people from random worlds, and even make trades with them. The other world might be many dimensions away from the Wizards’ Realm, it could be a world that transcends essence, or it might not even exist here at all.

Isabel once had the fortune to use it; the other side of the mirror revealed an alien clan called the "Mist Species," from whom Isabel obtained the "Secret Soul Murmurs," which she then taught to Angel.

The reason Angel remembered Augustine’s Twinborn Mirror so well was that, according to its description, it could transcend our universe, go beyond dimensions, and interact with creatures from another universe.

This caused Angel to wonder, could Augustine’s Twinborn Mirror connect with creatures from Earth?

Leaving these unrelated disturbances aside for the moment, according to Isabel, Augustine’s Twinborn Mirror is of an extremely high grade, even in the Origin World, it is among the most elite of mysterious objects.

If the Book of Kael and Augustine’s Twinborn Mirror are of the same tier, then it’s almost certain now that the Book of Kael is a mysterious object, and one of the most elite at that.

Given the illogical and unreasonable capabilities of mysterious objects, it might indeed be able to script fate, arranging for the people of the future hundreds or even thousands of years in advance with absolute clarity.

Angel suspected... no, he was even certain that he must have been arranged by the Book of Kael.

Moreover, from the Abyss to the Tidal World.

But why him? And, would this arrangement have further developments, something beyond the Tidal World?

Angel’s mind kept thinking, unresolved mysteries finally settled one by one. Yet, as the answers to these questions emerged, even more questions arose.

But at this moment, no matter what, the truth couldn’t be obtained; Angel could only quell his thoughts, putting them aside for now.

"I understand." Angel didn’t voice his thoughts but instead calmly thanked Nami Midori. Then, he steered the conversation back on track.

"Why did Mr. Feng say the breakthrough opportunity was—waiting?" Angel asked with confusion.

Nami Midori could see that when it mentioned ’Augustine’s Twinborn Mirror,’ Angel’s thoughts were deeply stirred, and he seemed to have gained something. However, since Angel deliberately skipped over this matter, Nami Midori didn’t inquire further.

"The so-called waiting is the answer written by fate." Nami Midori’s tone became somewhat somber: "And this answer is to be fulfilled in the future."

"The future?"

"Six hundred years ago, it was the future. However, now, it is the present," Nami Midori said, as his vertical pupil faintly flickered, raising his head, his gaze fixed on Angel.

Angel was not foolish. From Nami Midori’s tone and his gaze, he had already guessed some answers. However, this answer seemed bizarre to him.

"Are you saying, waiting... for me?"

Nami Midori said indifferently: "According to Mr. Feng, my opportunity lies in the future. When the person who follows in his footsteps appears in the Tidal World and produces the magical key, that human is my breakthrough opportunity."

"I am your breakthrough opportunity? How did I become a breakthrough opportunity?" Angel looked bewildered, puzzled over this prophecy, as he himself had not even made a breakthrough; how could he help Nami Midori breakthrough?

Nami Midori ignored Angel’s puzzlement, instead asking, "So, do you have the magical key?"

Angel hesitated for a moment, then created an illusion before him, transforming into the appearance of the magical key with intricate patterns from Ogenley’s work.

Nami Midori took a glance and nodded, "Indeed, it is the magical key. It appears you are the prophesied person Mr. Feng spoke of."

"Even though that’s the case, how did I become a breakthrough opportunity?" Angel didn’t doubt that he was part of it; what puzzled him was why Feng would say he was Nami Midori’s breakthrough opportunity.

"It might not necessarily be you, but according to Mr. Feng, it is certainly related to you."

Angel was stunned. It might not necessarily be him but related to him? Sanders is also related to him, so maybe Sanders guiding Nami Midori’s breakthrough also fulfills the prophecy.

If that’s really the case, in the future, Barbarian Cave moving into the Tidal World, and the Wizards of Barbarian Cave guiding Nami Midori’s promotion, could also work, right?

With this in mind, Angel felt a bit more at ease. If he were to guide Nami Midori’s advancement, he could only guide thin air. Replacing others made more sense; after all, Angel personally was lacking, but standing behind him was Barbarian Cave’s colossal presence!

However, even considering this, Angel still felt something was off.

Everything felt strangely familiar to him.

"May I ask a presumptuous question, what is your current level of strength, Sir Nami Midori? And what level do you aim to break through to?"

Nami Midori did not hesitate and directly said: "According to the division of strength in the Wizards’ Realm, I am now at the peak of Third Level True Knowledge. To break through, naturally, is to reach the Legendary Level."

Angel: "..."

No wonder it felt so familiar.

Back then, Master Ye seemed like this too... However, Master Ye had considerable foundation and could break through anytime, only needing to fulfill Feng’s promise, waiting for Angel to arrive at this point in time, he broke through himself. While Nami Midori still seemed to be in a state of confusion.

Nevertheless, this situation was very familiar, marked by Feng’s style of arrangement.

But... Nami Midori wants to break through to a legend, who can he find for guidance?!

Barbarian Cave doesn’t have a Legendary Wizard at the moment either!

Angel felt like crying without tears; the previously loosened thread tightened once again due to Nami Midori’s words.

However, Angel turned back to think about it, the prophecy didn’t say Nami Midori necessarily needed guidance, maybe things could fall into place naturally?

As complicated thoughts were growing in Angel’s mind, Nami Midori’s voice came again:

"However, I am very reluctant."

"When I learned from Mr. Feng that the opportunity lies in waiting for a person from the future, I didn’t want this answer at all. I don’t want my future to be in someone else’s hands."

"I want to rely on my own ability to break through the bottleneck. So, after Mr. Feng left, I began my closed cultivation."

"But six hundred years have passed, and still, I have not broken through."

"It seems that the Chapter of fate has already determined the outcome, and I can only wait for the so-called opportunity."