Next, the man in black robe asked many questions in a sideways manner.
There are also many issues involving stance.
Although it was basically the man in black robe who was asking Angel about his position, he also revealed some of his own ideologies when asking.
Even if he didn't say a word, Angel could read clues from his emotions.
For example, when he asked Angel about his position on blood origin and pure blood, Angel expressed that he had no position; the man in black robe was quite satisfied with Angel's answer, but based on Angel's position alone
Said, his mood showed disapproval.
Obviously, the man in black robe has his own position.
And from the analysis of his emotions, he tends to support the Medi Declaration. This also means that his position is in favor of pure-blood wizards.
Therefore, even though it seems that the man in black robe is asking the questions, a lot of his own information has actually been leaked.
When the man in black robe was about to ask, Angel said calmly: "You seem to be very concerned about blood-related things. I have seen a lot of blood-related things on the list before."
Although Angel did not ask directly, the implication was that he was asking around the corner whether the man in black robe was of bloodline.
The man in black robe heard what Angel meant, and he didn't hide it. He nodded and said: "Yes, I am indeed a bloodline wizard. Naturally, I pay more attention to the news on the bloodline side."
He had asked a lot of questions related to the bloodline side before, so he was not surprised by Angel's inquiry. However, Angel's next words made him a little surprised.
"Are you from the Wilderness?"
The man in black robe frowned: "Why does the guest ask that?"
It stands to reason that when he answered that he was a bloodline wizard, he indirectly admitted that he was a "human". Since he is a human, he must have come from the Southern Region by default, not a foreign land.
Angel took a deep look at the man in black robe: "Putting one's position first and leading by ideology are not the mainstream of the wizarding world in the Southern Region."
Although the dispute between blood origin and pure blood has always been the subject of endless disputes among bloodline wizards, this dispute is not serious enough to ask someone's position when meeting them.
The main reason is that the Southern Territory is too big, and the bloodline wizards are also scattered and unable to gather for a long time. Naturally, there are not so many sharp conflicts.
The real place where "standpoints come first" is the barbaric world where bloodline wizards gather in large numbers. Especially in the Floating Capital, the place where the Maidi Declaration originated, it has basically reached the point of "not looking at right or wrong, only recognizing stands."
the point.
Therefore, when the man in black robe asked Angel about his position, Angel subconsciously thought of the barbaric world.
"It seems that the topic I mentioned before was too abrupt." The man in black robe said softly: "However, as far as I know, the bloodline wizards in the wild world are more extreme when it comes to determining their stance."
The man in black robe admitted that his position was a bit abrupt, but he believed that his ideology was much shallower than that of the bloodline wizards in the barbaric world.
The implication is that he does not admit that he comes from the barbaric world.
Angel didn't care about the man in black robe's denial.
Although the man in black robe denied that he came from the barbaric world, Angel had read a deeper meaning from his emotions.
There is certainly no way to be 100% sure by reading emotions alone, but in Angel's case, there is a high probability that the man in black robe is a human from the wild world.
The reason is not only the "position first" he mentioned before, but also a very important "off-site factor".
He met a total of two humans in Crystal City.
The first one is the Rice God that I met before. The Rice God has been confirmed to come from the barbaric world and is a blood wizard.
Now another man in black robes appears, he is also a blood wizard, and his words are consistent with his "position".
If he hadn't met the Rice God first, Angel might have subconsciously thought that the man in black robe came from the Southern Territory. But with the Rice God as a warning, Angel would definitely think of the Savage World first, not the Southern Territory.
The two humans, one in front of the other, are both connected to the wild world.
Angel even speculated that maybe the rice god has a close relationship with the man in black?
However, neither the rice god nor the man in black robe has anything to do with Angel. He came to the party to promote the Crystal Plains of Dreams, not to reminisce with "fellows".
Seeing that the man in black robe was unwilling to admit that he came from the barbaric world, Angel did not ask further questions, but changed the topic: "Can we talk about the 'unknown smooth arm' on the list of strange objects?"
The man in black robe looked at Angel suspiciously: "Is the guest interested in this clue?"
If Angel was interested, why didn't he mention it before?
Angel smiled and shook his head: "I didn't think about looking for it, I was just simply interested in the effects of mysterious things."
The man in black robe narrowed his eyes, thinking of a guess he had made before, maybe he could take this opportunity to ask: "Excuse me, is the guest an alchemist?"
Angel did not deny it and nodded: "So."
The man in black robe nodded in understanding. Since Angel has admitted that he is an alchemist, it is normal for him to be curious about mysterious things.
The man in black robe thought for a moment and said, "The guest mentioned the 'clue on the bad street' before. I think the guest was referring to the clue on the growth ray, right?"
Angel nodded noncommittally and said casually: "Liuye Changdao."
The man in black robe immediately understood that the growth ray did come from Liuye Changdao. It was normal for Angel to be dissatisfied with this clue.
"Indeed, clues about the growth ray may be widely spread, but I can confirm that few people know about the 'unknown smooth arm'." The man in black robe: "If the guest just wants to know its general effect, I can
Let’s chat. But if you want to know further clues, you need to pay for it.”
Angel nodded: "I understand."
After receiving the confirmed answer, the man in black robe did not continue to lie, and gave a summary of what he knew about the effects of this mysterious object.
Although this arm looks similar to a human arm, it is not from a human, but from an orangutan.
What is known so far is that although this orangutan’s arms are hairless, its effect is to make people grow hair.
As long as it is touched by the arm, hair will grow crazily.
The man in black robe didn't know whether there was any limit to the growth of hair, but he had heard that some people died due to the constant growth of hair.
"...So, this mysterious thing seems to have a simple effect, but it also has certain practical value. Moreover, for bald people, it is simply a gospel."
After listening to the black-robed man's story, Angel was also very emotional. The effects of mysterious objects are really strange...
After sighing with emotion, Angel did not ask further for clues about his arm.
The main reason is that he really has no interest in this arm. Another point is that this arm does not sound that effective, but this is only based on the statement of the man in black robe.
Moreover, just being touched by the arm will cause the hair to grow wildly. What if the arm is actively touched? Are there any restrictions on growing hair? Are there any special requirements for growing hair?
Also, do arms only make living organisms grow hair? What if it is not only living organisms, but also inorganic matter is assimilated?
Angel's questions are not just fantasies; if the arm is out of order, this will most likely happen.
The more you understand mysterious things, the more cautious you should be about mysterious things.
Angel didn't want to rush to deliver a simple clue. What's more, if it was so easy to get the arm, why didn't the man in black robe go by himself?
Seeing that Angel didn't ask for clues about his arm, the man in black didn't care. Anyway, as long as it was confirmed that Angel had bought something, there would be a possibility of 'transaction'. More or less, it didn't matter.
…
After another three minutes or so, Laplace opened the curtain and walked out.
Angel and the man in black robe looked over at the same time.
Angel wanted to know if Laplace found any "missable" items.
The man in black robe also wanted to see if there were real treasures among his unknown items.
However, Laplace ignored the man in black robe and looked at Angel.
At the same time, Angel also received a message from Laplace: "I recognized three items, but only one is valuable."
The three objects Laplace recognized happened to be three stones of different shapes.
The first one was a tower-shaped stone with an unknown pattern. Angel had observed this carefully before and felt that the pattern was full of beauty and could give him a strange feeling in his heart.
Although Angel didn't recognize what the stone was, he guessed it might be something good.
But Laplace's answer surprised Angel: "This is the fossil of Polygonum truncatula."
Polygonum is an extinct plant in the wilderness. When it is alive, it spends the first thirty years lying on the ground like a wild vegetable. But at the moment of death, it will stand up and absorb the surrounding energy through the patterns on its body.
The breath is stored in the body, forming a tower shape. This absorbed energy breath is not real energy, but an "energy illusion" or "energy aura", but for other beasts and monsters, Huang Polygonum's "
The "precious light overflowing" look was very confusing, and I thought it might be a magic plant, so I swallowed the Polygonum japonica.
Polygonum spp. is eaten by monsters and then spreads its excrement everywhere to spread its seeds.
The patterns on the body of Polygonum are considered to have some supernatural properties, but it itself is not considered a magic plant.
To be continued...