He had never expected such a secret fortune to have existed three hundred years ago.
Angel nodded in sudden realization. At the same time, he was even more struck by the immense authority wielded by the Extreme Sect within the Wizarding World.
Afterward, the Extreme Sect had sealed all records and even forcibly ordered wizard organizations not to attack Deep Sea Song during that time. Their every action showed that the Tree Spirit's deduction had been correct—they certainly knew of the Inspectors' existence.
"Kulori's Notes" clearly stated that Inspectors had to abide by the Order Guild's rules and swear an oath with the world consciousness. They were forbidden from disrupting any process within the Wizarding World or colluding with any wizard organization.
For the Inspectors to still have dealings with the Extreme Sect under such stringent vows showed that the Extreme Sect truly was the world consciousness's beloved child.
After recounting this secret history, the Tree Spirit turned his gaze toward the nameless journal in Angel's hands.
There was no doubt that "Kulori's Notes, Volume Fourteen" recorded Kulori's return to the ruins. The Tree Spirit was exceedingly curious about these matters.
Yet no matter how curious he was, the Tree Spirit did not immediately ask Angel for it. He merely told Angel to pass it over once he had finished reading, then immersed himself once more in the gossip story in his hands.
Angel continued reading.
"After the disorderly object was recovered, I found an opportunity to meet the Inspector of the Southern Wizarding World."
"I mainly wanted to speak with him about the Twin Laboratory. Although I had reinforced the shackles of the void and made it difficult for it to manifest in the world, I always had the feeling that things would slip out of control. Thus, I