Chapter 1099: 347. Superior Divine Power
“Nolin, I’m getting ready to enter the Vacuum Bubble Emitter. Summon a group of chanos to assist ,” Noland Lee said as he flew, speaking in his mind.
“Understood, sir.”
Nolin maneuvered the remaining dozen or so Armored chanical Spirits around Noland, forming a defense system that barely covered every part of his body.
At the periphery of the Spire, which had been transford into a Vacuum Bubble Emitter, thousands of Capacitor Pack Device Spirits spread out, monitoring their surroundings to guard against any possible appearance of the Greyrot People.
Of course, it was also to deal with the wizards from the Ulnas Circle.
Based on the reaction speeds of the various wizard forces when “Bustling Tunnel” appeared, the Pure Light Court, which was the fastest to act, should be about to enter the “Decayed Wilderness.”
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In at most half an hour, Noland Lee would certainly discover traces of Pure Light mages within this Pollution Zone.
While Noland Lee was clearing the Blood-colored Eyeball, Selena and Professor Erica sent him this information.
Selena used “Mind Induction,” while Professor Erica used letters.
Selena’s approach could be seen as a “private chat,” while Professor Erica was broadcasting the ssage, informing every Silent Mage of the latest situation in the Pollution Zone.
According to the two of them, the Wizard Council had convened council-level wizards for a vote.
The voting result was that the majority supported the continued existence of the Pollution Zone.
Based on the voting results, the Wizard Advancent Association issued the Order Book that permitted various wizard forces to secretly research the Pollution Zone. In at most half a year, the Magic Research Institute responsible for studying this Pollution Zone would be selected by a vote.
Noland Lee had nothing to say about this approach.
After all, he had already decided to personally shut down the Pollution Zone.
Would he let so many people from Union City suffer?
Noland Lee flew rapidly towards the Spire.
A dark purple radiance scattered from within the Spire Hall, dyeing the nearby Heavens ink-black.
Noland Lee’s expression changed slightly as this radiance hit him.
He felt an inexplicable tearing sensation.
It was as if sothing was pulling at his skin, twisting his bones, and plucking his hair.
But looking down, his Magic Robe remained utterly still, not appearing to be affected by an external force.
“What’s going on?”
Baffled, Noland Lee flew a distance towards the Spire Hall and arrived directly in front of the Grand Hall Entrance, about a hundred ters away.
The intensity of the tearing sensation increased, giving him the illusion that countless hooks were piercing through his skin, forcefully pulling him into the hall.
[Attention!]
[You have been affected by an “unknown environntal effect.”]
“Unknown environntal effect…” Noland Lee pondered for a mont.
He cast the Deconstruction Technique on the term in his mind while simultaneously throwing the question to the Assassin Angel.
Utilizing Deconstruction was a precaution, while asking the Assassin Angel was to freeload more information, ah, no, it was for a double safety pin, to avoid wrong or missing information.
[Deconstruction Success!]
[You have obtained the Deconstruction Results of the “Zero-Point Spatial Environntal Field.”]
[Based on your “knowledge reserve,” you’ve obtained the following information about this environntal effect:]
[Effect]
Randomly alters the flow of ti in different parts of your body.
For example, your head might be experiencing a normal rate of ti, while your legs are experiencing ti at a hundred tis the normal speed.
As the species “Natural Human,” when this special environntal effect is in effect, you may suffer incurable serious injuries or even sudden death.
…
“Zero-Point Spatial Environntal Field… I seem to have seen this term sowhere before.”
Noland Lee thought for half a second and reached an answer.
The term “Zero-Point Spatial Environntal Field” had appeared in the scientific data within the Synthetic Human storage module.
But Noland Lee hadn’t paid much attention to it…
Because he didn’t understand it…
As he received the Deconstruction Results, the Assassin Angel also responded in Noland Lee’s mind:
“You are being affected by ‘Gilence’s Power.'”
Gilence’s what?
Gilence?
Isn’t this the “Zero-Point Spatial Environntal Field”?
How is it related to so ‘Gilence’s Power’?
Are these two the sa thing?
The Assassin Angel didn’t explain anything to Noland Lee, but simply said:
“Use the ‘Divine Power Runes’ I gave you and protect yourself with the ‘Veil of The World.'”
The Big Shot had spoken, and Noland Lee naturally didn’t need to skimp.
He raised his right hand and slapped it onto his chest.
The “Divine Power Runes” fused into his body, triggering changes undetectable to outsiders.
One second later, the system sent a ssage that the “Zero-Point Spatial Environntal Field” had been shielded by the “Veil of The World,” and Noland Lee would no longer be affected by this environntal effect.
Noland Lee, accompanied by the chanos controlled by Nolin, officially flew into the Grand Hall.
As the dark purple radiance intensified, the chanical Spirits floating beside Noland Lee began to malfunction one after another.
First, a part broke with a snap, akin to tal shattering from severe fatigue.
Then, the Wind energy within a chanical Spirit suddenly vanished, causing it to crash to the ground, losing the ability to fly.
Another chanical Spirit would inexplicably freeze in place, its insides clicking noisily, as its internal Alchemy Array fell into malfunction.
Noland Lee targeted these malfunctioning chanical Spirits, throwing the Deconstruction Technique at them one by one.
Indeed, the “Zero-Point Spatial Environntal Field” had taken effect, altering the ti flow speed of certain parts of the chanical Spirits, leading to severe malfunctions.
Nolin, through the collection and analysis of the malfunctioning information of the chanical Spirits, concluded.
“Sir, it seems the ‘Zero-Point Spatial Environntal Field’ has damaged the chanos,” Nolin’s answer arrived a beat too late, but was still on point.
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