Chapter 1059 - 1059 624 Big Tree you didnt mention this just
Chapter 1059 - 1059 624 Big Tree you didnt mention this just
?Chapter 1059: Chapter 624: Big Tree, you didn’t mention this just now Chapter 1059: Chapter 624: Big Tree, you didn’t mention this just now Just then, Aestolia cocked her head as if listening to something, then lifted up a Delivery Magic Circle. Quickly, a phantom of a Teleportation Array overlaid on top of it, and with a flash of white light, Ange stepped out through the air.
Witnessing this scene, Tyranus expressed his surprise, “Isn’t that an Elf? How did your Elf become his?”
Tyranus had actually been paying attention to Aestolia all along because the Forbidden Magic Domain was a perfect counter to their Titans. Pure element Titans like the Thunder Titan could potentially be “gone” if they fell into a Forbidden Magic Domain.
Now seeing this Elf, who they were wary of, effortlessly bring Ange over without consulting the God of Life, and clearly establishing a deep connection—otherwise, such guidance wouldn’t have been possible.
Only a deep connection could allow for the coordination of creating a Delivery Magic Circle here and a Teleportation Array there, such precise cooperation. But this was clearly an Elf, the kind of Elf known for exclusivity.
The God of Life spoke leisurely, “This is the cultivator of my child, and my child listens to him…”
Alright, Tyranus realized what kind of existence he was facing; this was a lord shared by the Undead and the Elves.
But very quickly, Tyranus realized he was wrong. Giant Dragons, Stellaris Mages, the Church of Light, the Dwarven Empire, and other powers started arriving one after another, lights from the Teleportation Arrays flickering continuously.
Each person who teleported in first greeted Ange with a salute and then stepped aside. This person wasn’t just a lord shared by the Undead and the Elves; he was clearly also a lord of the Giant Dragons, the Stellaris, the Dwarves, and the Light.
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