Angel spoke to Bopota about his thoughts on the mutation of the soft worm, and then left.

Because at this time, there was also movement in the hall outside.

Angels pushed open the door and saw that Frost with the mask had returned at some point, and when Ingres looked over, Frost sat on the sofa and greeted him lazily.

Angel walked out and said respectfully, "Your Excellency Frost." ”

Frost waved his hand: "I don't like red tape, sit down and talk." ”

Ingres sat down across from Frost, and before he could speak, Frost seemed to know what was on his mind, and said, "You look like you're waiting for your mentor?"

"Yes, Your Excellency knows where my mentor has gone?"

Frost said casually, "I've seen him in the Void before, and he seems to be studying the visions of those gates, and he should still be there." ”

After a pause, Frost looked up and said, "As for me, going to the Void is to study the door that is transformed by the 'Gift of Truth'. ”

Seeing that Ingres was stunned, Frost continued: "It wasn't what your mentor told me, such obvious panvolitional fluctuations can be found by anyone who has studied panvolition. ”

"But now that volatility has disappeared and even gone into hiding. When Frost said this, he looked at Ingres curiously: "This kind of concealment method gives me a familiar feeling, forgive me for taking the liberty of asking, who did it?"

Angel pondered for a moment and decided not to hide it.

"It's the time thief, Cassini. ”

Frost under the mask raised his eyebrows, not showing surprise: "Sure enough, it's him, it seems that he wants you to hand over the door to him?"

"Yes, but I refused. After Ingres finished speaking, he took the opportunity to ask, "Your Excellency Frost, I don't know if I have chosen this way, is it right or wrong?"

The reason why Ingres did not hide Cassini was because Frost had reminded Ingres not long ago to be careful of the Time Thieves, and on the front of the Time Thieves, Frost might be on the same side as them.

Ingres wondered what Frost thought of this, and what exactly the door did in Frost's eyes.

"The choice that the Time Thief gives you this time is not a judgment of right or wrong. In my opinion, it's more of a deal than a choice. Frost: "Still, you're good at refusing. The game with the time thief, even if it is this kind of transaction, try not to add more variables. ”

As Frost narrates, Ingres also understands how a character of Frost's level views this door.

The effect of this door, the time thief did not deceive him, there is indeed only one effect of "positioning".

In the vast majority of scenarios, the door can indeed be replaced by a space sign.

"However, in some specific cases, the door can be very useful. Frost: "For example, you're stuck in a turbulent space, or you're lost in some special space. ”

"In both cases, the space sign can sometimes be difficult to work and may even deceive you, but that door will not, its eternal existence will truly be a beacon to guide you back. ”

This particular situation may not be accessible after the legend, so at this stage, this door really has no effect on Ingres.

Moreover, after the legend, if you encounter spatial turbulence, or get lost in a special space, there are other ways to save yourself, and you don't really need to go to this door.

In this way, it seems that this door really has no meaning. However, this is not the case, the existence of this door is actually an absolute indicator.

A benchmark that never loses its way.

Any being who is of an "absolute" nature has its value.

Otherwise, why would the Time Thief come to Angel and make this deal with him?

After Frost explained, he put aside the topic of the time thief and returned to the door itself.

The reason why Frost had gone to the Void to study this door before was because there was something about this door that confused him.

Not an effect.

It's the meaning of the door's existence.

Or rather, it...... Why leave this door to Angel?

Now, both Ingres and Sanders actually think that this gift of truth comes from the will of the world. However, this is not the case.

Frost was well aware that this door was left behind by the "will of the Lord".

He wondered why the Will of the Lord had left this door behind.

When Ingres created the law in the Sea of Baleen before, the Will of the Lord did not reward Ingres, but this time it left this hand.

There is a well-established saying in the source world that the reward of the Lord's will has always been directed to the truth.

Of course, this sentence is not an absolute, because although there are not many talents who have been rewarded by the Lord's will in the Source World, there are many of them, and they have not really found the truth.

But what is certain is that the reward of the Lord's will can never be useless.

In Frost's opinion, this door was actually useless to Ingres, at least, for a long time. Then why did the Will of the Lord reward this door to Ingres?

Frost went to study this door in an attempt to find out the intention of the Lord's will.

However, he did not get any answers.

Thinking of this, Frost looked at Ingres, since the gift of truth was rewarded to Ingres, maybe a clue could be found from him?

Thinking of this, Frost asked, "It really doesn't seem that this door is of much use to you at the moment. However, the gift of truth is never given to useless things. So I'm a little curious, what do you think this door is of use to you?"

What's the use for me? Ingres pondered for a long time, he couldn't think of any use after thinking about it for a long time, this door was actually a target anchor for him, as Sanders said, it could be replaced by a space marker...... As for the uselessness of the spatial landmarks mentioned by Frost, Ingres also thought about it, but he didn't think that he would fall into that situation in a short period of time.

On the whole, Ingres himself is confused.

Frost could see that Ingres really didn't know. However, this kind of ignorance may just be because he didn't expect it.

"Why don't you think about your creation. This door appeared because of your creation, and perhaps the situation to deal with, is also your creation. Frost reminded.

Speaking of creation, Ingres fell into deep thought.

The model of the door should have two effects, the first effect is a short-distance spatial displacement, and the second is the model that requires special energy to open the door.

Although Ingres had not yet turned on the second effect out of caution, he had a vague idea of what would happen in the second case...... If it were the second type, would it be used?

According to Ingres, it is still not needed.

However, there was a vague guess in Ingre's heart that the appearance of this door may indeed be because of the second effect, but not because of the effect itself, but because of the special energy that opens the second effect.

When Ingres thought about this, he stopped thinking.

This matter is related to the secret he is hiding, and there is a powerful wizard in front of him now, and Ingres does not dare to take it lightly.

Frost noticed the change in Ingres' expression.

Although he didn't use the means of mind reading, he could also see that Ingres might really have something in mind.

But apparently, Ingres was reluctant to say.

If it were someone else, Frost might have used other means to get him to speak. But in Ingres, Frost smiled and stopped the idea.

After this period of observation, Frost actually already had a thought in his heart.

As a mysterious hunter, he can't do a lot of things without a mysterious alchemist to back him up.

But since she disappeared, Frost has not been able to find a mysterious alchemist who is willing to help him.

Until, he stumbled upon Angel here.

Although Ingres has not yet become a mystical alchemist, he has already been in contact with the occult realm, and after observation, Ingre's own potential is also very good, and the future may be really mysterious.

Frost had a long lifespan, and he didn't mind waiting for Angel to grow up.

If Ingres could really become a mystical alchemist, his thoughts would have an outlet.

Because of this in mind, Frost does not intend to force Ingres, at least for the time being, he hopes to have a peaceful dialogue with Ingres.

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