"Not bad."
Velin looked around and made a rough estimate. It covered around three square kilometers; it had evolved into something worthwhile.
"Come on, let's go..."
Before he could finish speaking, a hole suddenly opened beneath his feet, and he fell straight down.
When he opened his eyes again, he had returned to the Arcane Tower.
Looking at the Druid's Book floating in the air, Velin gritted his teeth in hatred.
Not long after, Kyle was also thrown out of the Druid's Book's internal space.
"Master, should we teach it a lesson first?" Kyle stared at the Druid's Book with a cold gleam in his eyes. "Rest assured, I definitely won't damage it too badly."
"I think that'll work."
Sensing the threat from the angel before it, the Druid's Book turned into a streak of light and flew onto Velin's body, attaching itself to the back of his right hand. It formed the shape of a book, flashed three times, then vanished completely.
"It ran pretty fast."
Kyle snorted and could only give up on the idea of teaching the Druid's Book a lesson.
Velin rubbed the back of his right hand. He could feel the fear radiating from the Druid's Book. So this little bastard knew how to be afraid too. That was truly satisfying.
With his large Spatial Ring gone, Velin could only take out the smaller Spatial Ring he had used before and wear it on his finger as a temporary storage tool. Once the war was over, he would contact his family again and see whether they had any spare large Spatial Rings he could buy.
As for the Druid's Book's internal space, although it could store items, it was inconvenient in many ways. Compared to that, a Spatial Ring was still much more practical.
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