Chapter 77 - All Was Received
Sunders’ book collections were hard to find elsewhere. Some of them were even unique copies.
Just like Flora warned, all books he could actually understand were mostly intended for apprentices. These did not have much value. Still, there were a lot of priceless books in the room.
Sunders let Angor into his book room because the mortal kid did not have enough knowledge to understand the more important books. Angor might try to memorize them but how much could he remember? There were more than a hundred thousand books here. In ten days, the most intelligent mortal could finish ten books at best.
Besides, apart from some leather books, most paper books were really thick. Many of the books contained both texts and illustrations, so Angor would need to memorize both. It was way too hard.
Considering these, Sunders had no problem letting Angor into his library which contained knowledge valuable to most formal wizards.
Sunders was unaware that Angor had something to record all of his valuable collections.
These books cost Sunders huge amount of magic crystals, favors from other wizards, and effort over several centuries. Now Angor got them all without much trouble. This was a big destiny for him.
A deep rupture slowly opened up in the air.
When the rupture appeared, all light within hundreds of kilometers was sucked into it.
Even the moonlight which shone through the thunderclouds clearly changed course and flowed into the rupture.
On the cloud whale, Goode was standing in a dark hall while giving orders to his Phantom Servants. The fires on the candles in the hall abruptly shifted and dimmed. Goode realized something and vanished from the hall quickly.
Nausica was sleeping, but she woke up for some reason she did not know. She could not fall asleep again, so she took out her pipe and tried to get some smoking done. When she brought up her lighter, the orange fire on it blinked and turned into a dark blue ember.
The same situation happened in several places.
It was barely past midnight and the sky was still dark, so only a few people noticed the strange sight.