The Tree Spirit's avatar also flew toward the center of the Star Pool. One or two isolated Demonic Beasts would have been one thing, but if a massive demonic tide emerged, he had to immediately notify the wizards stationed in the Mirror World to come defend against it. Otherwise, the consequences would be endless.
Including the Tree Spirit, everyone appeared above the central passage of the Star Pool.
Yet after they all arrived, they were stunned.
Because they stood in different spatial realms, they could not clearly make out what lay beneath the light, but they could vaguely see a shadowy figure walking outward.
Most importantly, that silhouette was humanoid.
"Why does it feel a little like..." Wallace paused, not finishing the thought.
"I feel the same." The Tree Spirit nodded in agreement.
Nis, floating nearby, looked strangely at his old friend Sanders. "Don't you think this silhouette looks somewhat familiar?"
A flicker of surprise and uncertainty passed through Sanders' eyes, but he swiftly calmed. "It's Angel."
The moment Sanders spoke that name, everyone fell silent. They had all felt that the silhouette resembled Angel, but Angel had disguised both his build and appearance, so none of them had dared to be certain.
Yet now that Sanders had stated Angel's name with such certainty, they were instead somewhat dumbfounded.
Was it really Angel?!
But hadn't Angel fallen into the ruins? How had he appeared again now...? Or was this visitor actually a Demonic Beast in disguise, or perhaps some kind of illusion?
The suspicion in everyone's eyes was impossible to conceal. Sanders did not explain, because he too could not confirm whether the person inside truly was Angel. But judging from his build, it was undoubtedly Angel.
Lord Rhein merely said lightly, "Won't we know once he comes out?"
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