Chapter 1066: 333. Spectator Experint_3
[Slot 2] Head of this Magic Experint: Jay Spade
[Slot 3] Chief Pure Light Intelligence Officer: Elder Skimming Light
[Slot 4] Chief Pure Light Enforcent Observer: Padodal
[Slot 5] Chief Pure Light Patrol Officer: Pafallo
[Slots 6 to 20] (Omitted)
(The rest of the Deconstruction Results are omitted)
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Ah, this.
Faced with the Deconstruction Results in his mind, Noland Lee couldn’t help but be rendered speechless.
That so-called Purity Watcher was a communal Magic Construct.
Main mbers of the Pure Light Court such as Paredes, Jay Spade, and others, could all observe the experint scene through this Magic Construct.
As for the person who controlled the Purity Watcher and issued the experintal directives, Noland estimated that it should be Jay Spade, since this guy was titled “Head of this Magic Experint.”
In the absence of many main mbers, did Noland have a way to gain access to the secrets of the Pure Light Court by deconstructing the Purity Watcher?
Noland tried repeatedly, but in the end, he was forced to give up.
A Saint-level Magic Construct had separated him from Paredes and others.
Noland was unable to obtain the Deconstruction Success of Paredes and his peers through deconstructing the Magic Construct, even though they were using that construct at the ti.
“Is this a coincidence, or did Paredes and his people do this on purpose? Do they know I possess Deconstruction?”
It wasn’t strange for Noland to think this way, as it seed far too coincidental.
Noland scattered plenty of Deconstruction, deconstructing the Light Wizards at the scene.
“Oh, it looks like I was overthinking…”
Noland realized what was going on.
Whether it was Paredes or Jay Spade, they were both usually very busy and rarely left the territory of the Pure Light Court.
For Magic Experints conducted outside the territory of the Pure Light Court, it was always just the Purity Watcher that appeared on the scene.
There were only two circumstances that would draw the person in charge of the Magic Experint to the site.
The first circumstance was a serious accident occurring during the Magic Experint.
The second was the closure of the Magic Laboratory. At that ti, Jay Spade would co to the scene to check for any oversight.
Noland could choose to wait.
When the Magic Laboratory was about to close, he could pick the right mont to go and deconstruct Jay Spade.
Noland could also create so unexpected accidents to draw the other party in.
Which approach to use would depend on the assessnt of risks.
The first thing that ca to Noland’s mind was to tamper with the thundercloud bound by Golden Chains.
If he could find a way to ignite the thundercloud forcibly, creating chaos, he could attract Jay Spade.
But that could likely bring trouble upon himself.
For the source of the thundercloud was none other than Noland, the Wizard observing the Magic Experint.
His presence at the site, followed by the mutation of the thundercloud, would make it very easy for them to suspect him.
Therefore, Noland needed to find another thod to create chaos at the scene of the Magic Experint.
“Then my options are limited. Disabling that Purity Watcher is my best choice, but it’s immune to ntal Magic.”
Noland silently surveyed the Pure Light Wizards at the scene.
He turned his gaze toward the grey wall in the distance.
The Pure Light Wizards participating in the Magic Experint, as well as the outer wall of the Pollution Zone serving as a Magic Target, were his only two options.
He did not know whether Omar Goddard, once he had completed the soul and extraordinary trait transference, would be able to influence the Pollution Zone.
If that were possible, Noland intended to ask him to stir up so trouble inside the Pure Light Court’s Magic Laboratory.
Noland’s gaze flickered slightly as he relinquished control of his Illusion Body.
After his consciousness returned to his own body, he began trying to contact the willpower of Omar Goddard inside the Pendant.
In the days since returning to Island 33, Noland had communicated with him several tis.
Omar Goddard was progressing smoothly, and hadn’t suffered any negative effects.
He estimated that, by now, he should nearly have completed the task of transferring the soul and extraordinary traits.
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