Chapter 902 Secrets
After hearing what Flim said, Thor subconsciously looked at Byron and saw a hint of confusion in Byron's eyes.
If Thor realized from Camus' words several times that the impact of the Black Tide on the wizarding world was indeed terrible, and that the wizarding world would most likely be destroyed in the Black Tide, then Byron's understanding of the Black Tide was limited to the No Man's Land and the Chaos Domain.
Today, a world-class fourth-level wizard suddenly said that the world was already crumbling, which naturally caused a huge impact on Byron's past cognition.
So even though it was what Flim said, Byron's first reaction was not belief, but confusion.
He looked at Thor, as if wanting to say "Why would Flim say that?"
But Thor had no way to explain to Flim for the time being, because he couldn't explain how he knew it.
So when Thor looked at Byron, he immediately imitated Byron's expression. His first reaction was confusion, and his second reaction was solemnity with a little fear.
"Actually, my first reaction was to ask, how could a third-level wizard like me possibly help with that? But your last sentence really puzzled me. How come our world is already on the verge of collapse? Although there is the threat of the Black Tide, there is the Wall of Sighs in the north, the Red Sea Forest in the southwest, and the assistance of the Iskeper Continent in the middle. How could it be on the verge of collapse?"
In fact, what Thor wanted to say was, how come the country was so shaky that it needed help from a third-level wizard like him?
"You should know the Eye of the Abyss."
Saul agreed.
"The current state of the Eye of the Abyss is like that of an ordinary person who has fallen asleep, or us who have entered a deep state of meditation. The Black Tide is actually equivalent to a breath of the Eye of the Abyss. It is the weakest activity of the Eye of the Abyss. But once the Eye of the Abyss wakes up, even if it just turns over, it will bring disasters more terrible than the Eye of the Abyss. Those disasters are enough to destroy the world. And now, because of the activities of some people and the development of certain things, the Eye of the Abyss is about to wake up!"
Byron was confused now, but Flim would definitely not take him, a second-level wizard, seriously. He wanted to ask the half-elf in his head, but the half-elf didn't respond to his call at the critical moment! It was useless!
Thor was better than Byron, but he also didn't quite understand. "Lord Flim, can you explain what you mean by 'because of certain people and certain things, the Eye of the Abyss is about to awaken'?"
Now Thor wanted to see Flim's expression, to see what the other party looked like when he said these words.
"Since I called you here today to tell you that the Eye of the Abyss is about to awaken, I will naturally tell you."
Flim was unexpectedly easy to talk to today.
"Do you know why the black tide in the Borderlands is more terrifying than the black tide in the Red Sea?"
Without waiting for Thor to answer, Flim took the initiative to explain, "Because the black tide of the eye of the storm comes from the eye of the abyss deep underground."
Flim had seen the wizard's planet and the Eye of the Abyss on the back of the planet through the elves' vision, and understood that the Eye of the Abyss was sunken into the interior of the planet.
Although this is incredible, the Eye of the Abyss really did it, which is beyond the scope of wizard knowledge that Thor cannot understand.
What if the depression, after passing through the center of the earth, twists and turns and finally aligns with No Man's Land, and is about to penetrate through No Man's Land?
Flim's voice continued, "After the eye of the storm erupts, we will find the anchor point inside. After many studies, it has been confirmed that the anchor point is the skeleton of a special creature, and it is only a small fragment of the skeleton."
Flim's words matched the information Thor had learned. Those huge skeletons outside the Chaos Domain were really the anchor points.
If there are so many and such large anchor bones in the Eye of the Abyss, then once the Eye of the Abyss explodes, does it mean that all the anchors inside will enter the wizarding world?
A small fragment can cause a third-level wizard to die with almost no resistance.
So many anchor points descended? No, it shouldn't be said that those bones are called anchor points, but the fragments of those bones entering the wizarding world are called anchor points.
Anchor point, a positioning object.
Those scary grey skeletons are supposed to be the ones locating the path to the wizarding world through the fragments.
Therefore, if the number of times the eye of the storm in the Borderlands erupts exceeds an upper limit and there are too many anchor points entering the wizard world, it may really point out a path for the Eye of the Abyss, allowing the Eye of the Abyss to wake up completely! Let the terrifying huge skeleton inside it descend upon the wizard world!
A feeling of despair and powerlessness rose in Thor's heart, and the coldness was drilling out through every pore of his skin, as if this could make him less afraid.
At this moment, a hand tugged at Thor's sleeve. The movement of the muscles pulled the nerves, creating a slight warmth that made Thor turn his head back.
Thor saw Byron behind him with confused eyes, and the other's face seemed to turn into a half-elf for a moment.
Thor's brain seemed to be hit by something. After a slight dizziness, he regained consciousness and was no longer as desperate and frightened as before.
Flim's voice suddenly stopped.
Thor closed his eyes and shook his neck, and when he opened his eyes again, the fear in his eyes disappeared.
"Master Flim, I understand the seriousness of the matter, but you haven't mentioned what some people and some things mean?" Having said that, Thor simply stopped hiding it and directly reminded Flim, "You are not referring to my mentor Gorza, are you?"
Flim laughed. "It seems you have figured it out. Your real purpose for going to the Principality of Kerma is to help your mentor, not the little girl named Keli, right?"
"Have you noticed anything?"
Although the other party asked a question, whether Thor admitted it or not, Flim had already determined that Thor had discovered part of the truth.
Maybe Gorza told him, or maybe he learned the secret from somewhere else, but it didn't matter to Flim now.
"It's better that you noticed it. Gorza and a group of people executed by the Tribunal are all uncontrollable factors that will affect the sleep of the Eye of the Abyss. I knew this very early. Unfortunately, the Norton of Glory had not yet shown signs of decline, and I had to rely on others to get rid of Gorza... At that time, it was you who saved him, right?"
Flim thought about the last time the black tide hit. He wanted to go to the far north with the cover of the Black Flame Emperor, but ultimately failed.
If he was not sure that Thor did not have the ability to control mermaids, he would have suspected that Thor was helping Gorsa behind the scenes and deliberately causing trouble, forcing him to turn back halfway.
Thor couldn't take credit for it at this time. "I just stood by the mentor and did my best, but in fact, the mentor would be fine with or without me."
"Yeah, I didn't expect that he wasn't about to be alienated at that time, but he was delayed in promotion and was suppressed too harshly."
"Yeah," Thor thought, "when people can't hold it in, their expressions will be more distorted."
(End of this chapter)
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