But Angel at least knew one thing: Bismarck's forcing him to stay was probably not the work of the Rat and Ant Underground Society.
As for the reason, although Bismarck was not clear about it, he repeatedly emphasized two words: Roman and Leviathan.
I guess keeping him has something to do with Leviathan Hall.
As for why Roman was mentioned, maybe it was because Roman had some hidden information. But Roman was already dead, and whatever he knew was buried in the Sea of ​​Devils, so Angel couldn't do any research.
At this point, Angel didn't bother to ask any more questions, and casually threw an attack directly at Bismarck's eyebrows.
Although there may be some misunderstandings and intrigues, it is true that Bismarck took the initiative to attack him, and there were sufficient reasons to kill him.
But just as this attack rushed into Bismarck's forehead, a powerful wave of power came from Bismarck.
Angel, who was already walking out, stopped and turned his head to look over in surprise.
"Who dares to attack my disciple!" A roar followed by a phantom appearing in front of Bismarck. The powerful power showed that this person's strength was definitely a wizard-level existence!
What the hell! An ordinary apprentice actually has the spiritual imprint of an official wizard?! Angel cursed in his heart, is this guy so valued by his mentor? You know, Sanders didn't even try to leave a spiritual imprint on him.
The point!
It's really bad luck. Although it's just a spiritual mark, it can reach the real body directly.
Even if he lets Bismarck go now, the other party must have seen him.
This kind of plot of hitting the younger ones, bringing in the older ones, and then the endless cycle is too old!
Although Angel was complaining in his heart, he had to shoot the arrow at this moment. It was time to make a decision, should he kill Bismarck or not?
Just as Angel was struggling in his heart, the phantom suddenly lowered his voice:
"Hey, what a familiar illusion wave?"
Chapter completed!