"Is there any way to stabilize the spatial fluctuations where Lord Kant is?"
It was Angel who spoke. He raised his head toward the patch of sky where night had spread. Kant's figure was no longer visible. Only the dense darkness could be vaguely seen, surging and shifting ceaselessly like waves in a storm-tossed sea.
The darkness appeared to have merged with the surrounding sky, but in truth, it was not the real "Night Veil" at all. It was Kant's ability.
Such an enormous Night Veil represented an uncountable output of magic power. It also meant that the sky had become a place where energy ran rampant.
To approach Kant, one had to pass through the process of being surrounded by the "Night Veil" while resisting the fruit's attraction along the way. That was basically impossible.
But if the spatial fluctuations there could be suppressed, perhaps the Night Veil could be ignored, allowing a Void Illusion Gate to be opened directly beside Kant and pull him over.
"Stabilizing spatial fluctuations at a distant location is difficult." Nis had guessed Angel's intention. After pondering for a moment, he said, "But it isn't completely impossible."
Angel looked at Nis, waiting for him to continue.
Nis said, "Find a spatial wizard. They should be able to do it."
Although Nis had never seen a spatial wizard stabilize spatial fluctuations at a distance, he had witnessed a spatial wizard's "Time-Space Bomb." It was a spell that set up spatial traps remotely. Since spatial traps could be arranged from afar, calming spatial fluctuations from afar should also be possible.
"Of course, it doesn't necessarily have to be a spatial wizard. If the other person has comprehended the spatial threads, they should also be able to manipulate distant space from a certain distance away."
Nis made