[Of course I’m not worried about the Prophet, unless you wish to die, finding a way out is certainly easy.] Master Gossay said: [Anyhow, at least the attention has been fully attracted to your other identity. This identity is indeed much safer, but don’t get too complacent. As far as I know, both the Spirit Wisdom Institute and the Truth Institute are planning to send soone to contact you to inquire about the First Knight.]
[Of course, there’s no need to be anxious about this. They’re rely coming to ask questions and at the sa ti register your file about the Prophet... We need to legitimize your prophet title; henceforth, whether it’s publicity or increasing benefits, it will all be based on this.]
Elder Gossay had to show so anger, but he wasn’t really worried, so after scolding the group of reckless youngsters in front of him, he led them into the camp.
"The Mirror Sea Guard will co to talk to you later."
He said to Ian: "I’ll take Yisen over to report to his mother first—Lady Ellen is quite worried."
"I have already inford my mom beforehand..." Yisen’s eyes wavered, and just as Sio and Anfa showed a slightly schadenfreude grin, Master Gossay said to them: "Lady Anfa, your mother Lady Xiyalaeta is waiting for you at the Canaan Moore camp."
"Miss Sio... well. No need for to say more."
"Ah." Still smiling, Sio’s prosthetic body fell straight down, Ian lifted a hand to catch it, and imdiately realized the Dragon Soul of his friend was nowhere to be found—oh, where else could it be? Surely, it was called away by the King of the Mountain.
"I have to go too, Ian..." Anfa sighed, though she wasn’t as embarrassed as Sio. Instead, she found a corner of the camp, sat down very steadily, secured herself in place, then her soul vanished, leaving her prosthetic body vacant.
"...I suppose this will be my daily routine in the future?"
Ian blinked, unable to help shaking his head and sighing. He placed Sio’s prosthetic body next to Anfa’s, sighing internally, "No, I’m not that carefree... My Star Soul is one level higher than their Dragon Souls, which ans both sides are my main body, and I must control both simultaneously."
"Fortunately, Dragon Island is still healing, otherwise, a slip-up might easily reveal flaws."
His teammates dispersed, caught by their elders to inquire about the relic exploration process, leaving Ian suddenly alone.
He didn’t have much to say, only hoping everyone could stick to the testimony—even if they genuinely slipped, it wouldn’t be a big deal since neither Sio’s nor Yisen’s sides would share intel with Axel or other Fifth Energy Level entities.
Anfa was the most ntally mature of them all and didn’t need Ian to worry.
The confrontation of the Fifth Energy Level beings had already moved beyond the planet’s orbit; with the atmosphere rapidly repairing, the phenonon of Spirit Energy lightning from the Domain of Void’s collapse was no longer visible.
Ian raised his head, asked a service staff nearby for a glass of orange juice, and drank while contemplating skyward: "The self-repair speed of Terra’s atmosphere is way faster than I imagined."
"Although I know there’s an ecosystem in the atmosphere with sublimated organisms accelerating it, recovering in less than half a day is truly too fast."
After learning about the truths of pre-epoch civilizations, the Star God, and The End, Ian turned back to look at Terra and noticed many things that were subconsciously overlooked before.
This planet itself contains many secrets... those continuously produced sublimation materials, those ridiculously fast-recovering ecological environnts, and planetary cycles...
Just moving away from Terra reduces the quantity of sublimation materials, and in contrast, even on planets closest to the sun, the number of sublimation materials isn’t much higher than elsewhere and is far less than around Terra.
That’s almost saying... Terra’s power in Origin Quality conversion surpasses even the sun.
Surpasses a star.
How is that even possible?
If, in the past, Ian would have wondered "why", now he has a universal answer in his heart.
—Oh, what else could it be? The legacy of the Star God.
But this power of the Star God’s legacy is unprecedentedly strong.
"The Extinction Star Path didn’t give a complete revelation; he was too preoccupied with speed and left without taking many of Terra’s things. I don’t know how that version of held back—I should be the type who doesn’t start a new map before completing all tasks."
Critiquing another version of himself on the Path, Ian wasn’t in a hurry. As his strength grows, he will gradually obtain more clues and information.
Not to ntion, when his self on Dragon Island awakens, he’s likely to freeload off Dragon Island’s data from so many years!
And just as Ian was gazing skyward, empty-headed, not even knowing what he was pondering...
The Mirror Sea Guard arrived.
As an Inspector Knight, Ian was quite curious about the Mirror Sea Guard, who were on par with Inspector Knights.
In his view, Inspector Knights were sowhat like special police combined with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, with a touch of the Eastern Depot.
And Mirror Sea Guard was more akin to the Nobles’ Procuratorate combined with the Central Intelligence Agency, with a flavor of the royal guards.
"Hello, Baron Silverpeak, I am Midley Ezar of the Mirror Sea Guard. Regrettably interrupting your rest, but we need to understand the situation from you."
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