Orucia had come for the Origin Fire as well!
Then the Void Tower's light source vanishing and the spatial passage being sealed all made sense.
After linking everything together, Angel felt as though he had personally woven clue after clue into a spiderweb. Perhaps some of it was merely his own conjecture, but overall, he believed he was very close to the truth.
However, one link was still missing.
If Orucia, this descendant of a Demon God, was Lord Monchi's target, would the human wizards also become a thread woven into this spiderweb?
Perhaps they would.
Then, would he be able to see familiar faces when the time came? Kant? Sinafa? Bruffin?
Many thoughts filled Angel's mind. From wondering about others, his thoughts gradually shifted back to himself. If everything he had inferred was true, then what role was he playing in all this?
Back then, Feng had left behind words for the Night Innkeeper that were nearly a "prophecy," making Angel the one who broke the Night Innkeeper's shackles. Looking at it this way, was his appearance here truly a coincidence?
Could it be that he, too, was playing a role in this without knowing it?
As Angel pondered this question, he recounted how he had met the Night Innkeeper. After hearing it, Fafnir immediately noticed there was one figure in the Night Innkeeper's story who could not be bypassed.
Feng.
The painting in the exhibition hall had been painted by Feng himself, and it was also Feng's words of warning that had made Angel the person who freed Night from his restraints. How similar was this to Odecras's case? Odecras had chosen Angel to complete this task, more or less under Feng's influence.
Feng had played an extremely important role in both Night's and Odecras's stories. He was