?Chapter 1172: 366. Vanished into thin air


    As he delved deeper, Nnd Lee felt the Assassin Angel harboring more spections about his origins.


    Despite being an angel of the Supreme Star Pce, the Assassin Angel was trapped in the Main Brain Controller and thus unable to sense the Fire of St. Din within the Inner Cosmos.


    Then there was Nnd Lee.


    He too could not sense the Fire of St. Din, let alone draw from its luminous radiance.


    A simpleparison between him and the Assassin Angel made it not difficult to conclude:


    Nnd Lee’s astral body also seemed to be sealed within some container in Outer Space, and what entered the Inner Cosmos was just a small part of his consciousness, just like the Assassin Angel. <div>


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    This conjecture held a certain degree of credibility in the eyes of the Assassin Angel.


    But from Nnd Lee’s perspective, it was somewhat unbelievable.


    The Assassin Angel knew exactly where its body was and in what state it existed, but Nnd Lee? He was someone who diligently worked and lived life before crossing over; what did he have to do with “angels” or “deities”?


    Nothing… right?


    So in Nnd Lee’s view, attributing his traversal event to gods or angels didn’t make much sense.


    The Escape Core of the ne had told Nnd Lee before that the ne Core behind him definitely had its own schemes and that Nnd Lee might be able to leave the Inner Cosmos without its assistance.


    Considering this, Nnd Lee was more inclined to believe that his crossing-over event was a carefully nned endeavor by a hidden ne Core.


    He was just a chess piece.


    This was the reason Nnd Lee said that the truth might be too heavy for him to bear.


    As for what the Assassin Angel understood from this statement, that was beyond Nnd Lee’s consideration.


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    Two hourster, a certain location in the southern part of Alchemist Ind.


    Here on the southern coast of Alchemist Ind, 3.0 kilometers away from Revival City in a straight line, it approached the extreme teleportation range of Denise Green.


    The Land of Revival, where Revival City was situated, was a in south of the de Mountain Range, andpared to the sea level on the south of Alchemist Ind, the Land of Revival was a hignd more than two hundred meters above sea level.


    Along the southern coast, cliffs and the rocky beaches and sea surfaces below the cliffs could be seen everywhere.


    This ce, with itsrge elevation difference and constant storms, had sharp-edged rocks along the shore and was not utilized by Tatis to build seaports.


    Nnd Lee found a clifftop by the shore and carved out a cave using Earth Magic, to provide a foothold for Denise Green.


    He settled Denise Green there, concealing the cave entrance with a Mechanos enchanted with Illusion Magic, and dispatched Nolin to control the Mechanos to guard Denise Green.


    After forming a whole set of stable rear-area systemic arrangements, Nnd Lee then returned alone to Revival City and settled in a pub outside the city.


    At this particr time, Jay Spade and Paisi Dingda had already entered the city.


    The two of them, along with other Light Wizards, were crammed into a Jewelry Workshop.


    Paisi Dingda was sent by Elder Skimming Light and would, with Jay Spade’s help, enter the Undead Cult to repair their Soul Factory.


    This was originally an extremely arduous task, with difficulties concentrated on how to gain the trust of the Undead Cult.


    But now, all problems vanished like smoke with the arrival of that enormous gem box.


    No one would turn down arge fortune, not even the undead.


    Upon returning to his base, Jay Spade immediately locked a full 6000 Soul Gems in the Valuables Warehouse of the base.


    This was a huge boost, but also a significant burden.


    Jay Spade had to think of a way to quickly, efficiently, and securely buy the trust of the Undead Cult with this box of gems.


    “Lamont, I need you to take two Light Wizards, disguise yourselves as Grey Wizards, and make contact with the Undead Cult,” Jay Spade summoned Lamont and two other Light Wizards into his Office Room.


    Heid out his ns, hoping that Lamont, with several deals under his belt, could sessfullyplete the Task.


    Lamont knew this was his chance.


    Whether he could move up a notch from Sixth ring to Seven-Ring was dependent on this mission.


    After focused contemtion, Lamont said:


    “By the Name of Pure Light, I swear I willplete the Task with mypanions!”


    “Good! I trust in your abilities,” Jay Spade scanned the three Light Wizards sitting opposite him and said:


    “As for the disguise subjects, do you have any good suggestions?”


    The question was mainly directed at Lamont, for only he knew what kind of Grey Wizard the Undead Cult would be more likely to trust.


    Lamont pondered for a moment and then said:


    “Sir, we could disguise ourselves as Corpse Thieves…”


    Lamontid out both the difficulties and advantages of masquerading as Corpse Thieves.


    Time flew by swiftly during their discussion, and before they knew it,te night had arrived.


    The Light Wizards who were on shift did their duties, while those off duty took their rest.


    Paisi Dingda, as an important guest, meditated in his Bedroom.


    His bedroom was nextdoor to the Warehouse holding the gem box.


    With his hearing and Energy perception ability, no noise from the Warehouse could escape his notice.


    “Click-click-click…”


    A faint mechanical sound was heard as someone unlocked the enchanted mechanical lock of the Warehouse with a key.


    Paisi Dingda closed his eyes,y on his back on the bed in a meditative posture, but his attention shifted from meditation to the Warehouse.


    Through his senses, Jay Spade, who was supposed to have started his meditation for the day, was slowly opening the great gate of the Warehouse, momentarily disabling the Guardian Magic Circle and rm matrix, heading towards the gem box.