Chapter 63. The Magic of the Void (Please continue reading)

Logically speaking, directly facing such a high-ranking being will generally have some impact on one's soul and body, and in severe cases, it may even turn one into a fool.

So when Kroya made eye contact with the angel unintentionally, she already regretted it, however... there was no change in the angel's eyes.

Extremely rigid and dull, showing no emotion whatsoever.

His eyes were not beautiful at all.

It was a highly concentrated aggregate of holy light, like a small white sun, with no concept of pupils whatsoever.

But in His pupils, there was the shadow of a rotating platinum ring, on which some characters seemed to flow.

They are very small, flowing on the rings like decorative patterns.

The characters were imbued with divine magic, as if they had been blessed with the sixth-level spell "General Knowledge," making their meaning understandable simply by looking at them.

Kroya narrowed his eyes and read aloud: "Sky Magic, Ark Garden... Clouds Disappear, Four-Leaf Clover?"

Nothing else surprised him, except for this "Ark Garden." Could the angels and mushrooms really be related to the Sky Ark?

Is this so-called Ark Garden a special place where all sorts of magical plants grow, similar to this four-leaf clover?

He had a vague idea.

The angel looked at him and slowly said:

"May miracles be granted... without end."

After saying this, He fell into a deep sleep again, curled up in the light above the mushroom, motionless.

The light emitted by the mushrooms was dimmer than ever before.

Like a lamp with an unstable supply of magic, it began to gradually go out.

However, the four-leaf clover above the lake continued to slowly rise into the sky, and as it ascended, wisps of dark clouds gathered towards it like threads.

In the end, the white four-leaf clover turned into a deep black.

It is indeed absorbing the dark clouds with its own body, but how many dark clouds can such a small four-leaf clover contain?

The dark clouds in the sky remained thick and layered.

Even though it has become pure black and tries its best to absorb, it is still completely unable to contain so many dark clouds, and it will be burst by the dark clouds.

Throughout the process, Kroya kept her eyes fixed on it, carefully observing the strange magical model that constituted it, and the more she looked, the more she felt...

This seems to be a summoning spell.

The spell model's composition and spell structure were somewhat similar to the summoning spells he had learned, and surprisingly simple, without any complicated magic runes.

In other words, it is something he can also use.

"I want to give it a try."

He immediately mobilized the divine magic within his body, sketching and drawing with his fingertips, ultimately forming a white ring that seemed to be endlessly looping.

At the very center of the circle, there is a small, almost invisible slit filled with holy light, which seems to lead to the legendary heaven.

"It actually succeeded?" Kroya was a little surprised. He hadn't expected to cast this summoning spell on the first try.

As far as he knew, such interdimensional summoning required extremely high levels of spatial and contractual knowledge. He had just tried it out, and it actually worked.

The price was only some of his own mental energy and the sacred magic that the mushroom gave him.

After the summoning spell was completed, a new four-leaf clover, exactly the same as the one inside the pillar of light, floated out and flew straight to the side of the first four-leaf clover.

The two blades of grass flew together toward the sky.

Logically, it's just one more tree... so there shouldn't be much difference, but in fact, there is a very noticeable change—

Two four-leaf clovers intertwined and began to absorb the surrounding dark clouds at a speed visible to the naked eye, several times faster.

The thick, seamless clouds above Hanjiao Island were being absorbed by them, reducing their volume by about half.

It's very fast.

In just two or three minutes, the torrential rain subsided considerably.

But that's all.

The two four-leaf clovers absorbed all the dark clouds and turned completely black, each leaf filled with flowing blackness, before falling to the ground.

From then on, the world was plunged into darkness once more, with only occasional flashes of lightning illuminating the sky and the earth.

"Is that all... I thought we could completely dispel the dark clouds."

Chloe muttered to herself as she walked to the spot where the four-leaf clover had fallen, looking down at it—the four-leaf clover had not disappeared, but its once holy and pure white radiance had faded, and darkness had enveloped it.

"It's not an elemental magical plant... Is it a real magical plant?"

He tried bending down to pick one up, and surprisingly, he actually managed to pick it up. It felt slippery, like touching some kind of seaweed.

The four leaves of the four-leaf clover are filled with solidified dark clouds, as if they are bound by its special power and unable to leave.

So, could we say that... if this thing were destroyed now, the dark clouds inside would quickly burst out?

A magical plant that stores dark clouds?

"How can you store so many dark clouds? What level of magical plant are you? Do you have spatial attributes?"

At this moment, Kroya was bursting with curiosity and wished he could cut it open on the spot to see what was going on. He was truly baffled.

Ultimately, he decided to take the item back and study it carefully before making any decisions.

If it really is as he thinks, capable of storing dark clouds...

That's quite useful.

……

Kroya quickly returned to the castle and to his laboratory.

He went to the cabinet where the valuables were kept, opened it, and hesitated, staring at a small test tube inside that was only one centimeter tall.

The astral crystal test tube contained a barely visible golden-green gas that settled at the bottom of the tube; it was practically invisible unless you looked closely.

"Should I use it or not...?" he hesitated.

Before returning, he dived to the bottom of the lake to check. The power inside the mushroom was extremely weak, and to make matters worse, the Holy White Iron had already been refined.

It no longer draws upon the divine power within the Holy White Iron, and even if the Holy White Iron still possesses some divine power, it absorbs none of it.

This made things very difficult for Kroya.

Mushrooms clearly need to draw upon divine power; if they were to wither and die, it would be a huge loss.

Now that he has no divine power, he has no choice but to come up with a bold idea.

Divine power... The divine power of the Earth Mother Goddess, can it be considered divine power?

This crystal test tube contains the divine power of the Earth Mother Goddess that he separated a few days ago but didn't have time to discard.

Now he has decided to use these divine powers.

Try using it on mushrooms.

……

bottom of the lake.

When Kroya rushed over and dripped the Earth Mother's divine power onto the mushroom, the mushroom immediately absorbed the power.

However, it doesn't seem to really like this divine power.

Through the Celestial Imprint Technique, Kroa could clearly see that its Celestial Body had turned into a somewhat repulsive grayish-black color, and it was barely absorbing the divine power of the Earth Mother.

The holy white light stabilized, and the angel's sleeping posture seemed to relax a little.

Apart from that, nothing changed, and not even the divine power was fed back to Kroa.

Hmm... You were able to grow an angel by absorbing just a tiny bit of the power of the Holy White Iron, but you didn't change much after absorbing divine power?

He didn't quite understand, but as long as things were getting better, that was fine.

Before leaving, he instructed the Woody Curved Vine King, who had successfully extended the vines over here, to monitor the mushrooms' condition throughout the process, and then he departed.

(End of this chapter)

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