Ultimately, Great Monarch Wyatt's role as a "Humanoid Campfire" was so awkward that he had lost all mobility.
Yet the fact that he could still resent something he could not change showed that he was close to breaking.
He snorted angrily. Only then did he make the move he should have made long ago, growling through a special communication channel:
"Ma Ge!"
As the Nightmare Attendants' only Enfeoffed Great Monarch in the Boundary Curtain region, Great Monarch Ma Ge had too many daily responsibilities to remain in the Misty Jungle.
He should have been attending a meeting on Plane Six. If he noticed anything amiss here, he could return in an instant with the Myriad Gods Hall's support.
But after calling out, Great Monarch Wyatt discovered a deadlier problem:
His connection to Great Monarch Ma Ge—or more precisely, every connection he had to the outside world—had been severed.
This was no simple physical barrier. In a place like the Misty Jungle, where the real and unreal overlapped, physical laws could hardly function reliably.
To achieve this effect, someone must have made targeted arrangements in the Transition Layer, the Law Layer, or even the Abyss Zone and Polar Domain.
But if the seal was truly that comprehensive, how could it escape the notice of the Myriad Gods Hall and the Deities enthroned above the Polar Domain?
At this critical moment, Wyatt showed the calm, rational nature of a veteran Great Monarch.
That clarity of thought let him reach a conclusion closer to the truth, half through deduction and half through instinct:
His opponent had used the Misty Jungle's underlying mechanisms to tamper with his Form and Spirit Framework.
And his loss of contact with the Myriad Gods Hall made no sense either. That connection rested on his Faith Link to the