Once the Inspector had explained it, Angel finally understood why he had suddenly appeared.
Inspectors generally could not interfere with the course of a world. Only under one circumstance could they intervene: when they were carrying out their duties.
An Inspector's duty was to observe every realm for the Order Guild and seek out objects of disorder.
The reason the Order Guild could learn of disorderly objects in every region at the first possible moment, then dispatch mysterious hunters to deal with them, was largely due to the Inspector's contributions.
Now that a mysterious object on the verge of disorder had appeared, the Inspector could naturally make a certain degree of intervention according to the rules.
"So it was a mysterious object..." Realization flashed through Nis and Feiluo's eyes behind him. No wonder that pull had surpassed the bounds of their understanding—even the shadow clone, which possessed no desires, had been affected.
If it was a mysterious object, then it made sense. Angel's Dream Conch could pull even stones into dreams. Something that utterly overturned common sense could only be a mysterious object.
"My lord, is that mysterious object's effect attraction?" Angel asked curiously.
The Inspector shook his head. "It has only just appeared. I cannot make an accurate judgment either. Perhaps attraction truly is its effect, but it is also possible that attraction is merely its effect before disorder sets in. Once it matures, its effect may change again."
"By maturation, you mean it keeps absorbing the blood of sea beasts until the fruit undergoes a qualitative transformation?"
"That should be the case."
Hearing the Inspector's words, Nis murmured under his breath, "In other words, we have to stop the fruit from maturing before it falls completely into disorder."
The Inspector turned his head and glanced sideways at Nis.