The Gray Merchant unleashed his bloodline and leaped into the High Sky, crushing down like a "spinning top."
The moment Angel saw this, he knew the opportunity had come.
While the Gray Merchant spun at high speed, it was nearly impossible to lock onto an opponent with the naked eye. At such a time, he would inevitably be using his spiritual vision to lock onto Angel.
When launching a fierce attack, attack served as defense.
Under such circumstances, the Gray Merchant's defenses over his spiritual power would weaken accordingly. Of course, this weakening did not mean they were "gone"; they were simply less sensitive than before.
Moreover, with his bloodline fully unleashed and his blood brimming with vitality, the Gray Merchant had no fear of external spiritual attacks.
Thus, the Gray Merchant's current state was one of layered external defenses, while the inside lay wide open.
And Angel's illusion happened to be attached to the Gray Merchant's body, barely counting as internal.
Seeing the chance, Angel began making his little moves.
Angel controlled Ermi to extend a hand and gently clench it toward the Gray Merchant. This action held no meaning on the level of energy, which was why outsiders could not detect any energy fluctuations.
Yet having no meaning on the energy level did not mean the action itself was meaningless.
This movement was one of the suggestive gestures Angel had learned while practicing Mind Illusion.
Every illusionist wizard designed corresponding suggestive gestures when cultivating Mind Illusion. Swaying a pocket watch, snapping one's fingers, playing an invisible piano... and so on.
Such suggestions resembled the ritual gestures performed before hypnosis.
Since they resembled ritual gestures, they naturally only related to a complete "ritual." What it was linked to was the illusion Angel had cast upon the Gray Merchant, so