Angel was naturally familiar with the Time Thief.
The Time Thief searched every world for gifted individuals with the potential to embark on the path of truth, marking them before stealing the choices they made at crucial moments in their lives to achieve its own self-transcendence.
Black Earl said, "I don't know whether the Time Thief is a 'miracle' creature. But it is the most powerful being related to time that I know of."
Angel was actually not entirely certain whether the Time Thief was a miracle creature, but most likely... it was.
After all, although "seeking the path of truth" was the aspiration of every wizard, probably only miracle creatures truly qualified to pursue it. Since the Time Thief kept pursuing the path of truth, that meant it had already obtained the qualifications to seek it. It was a miracle creature.
Moreover, Angel had met more than one Legendary Wizard and asked them about the Time Thief. Their answers had been just as ambiguous. Although they had not given him a definite answer, one thing was certain: in the eyes of Legendary Wizards, the Time Thief was also a legendary figure.
According to them, the Time Thief could cross the spacetime distance with terrifying speed. One second, it might still be in the Western Continent Wizarding World; the next, it would have arrived in the Southern Wizarding World.
Such rapid relocation could be achieved by using special worlds as shortcuts. However, according to the rumors, the Time Thief did not take shortcuts. It relied on its own power to move.
That was something even Legendary Wizards could not do.
Angel had read Kulori's diary. As a Legendary Wizard, if Kulori wanted to travel from the Source World to the Southern Region without relying on extraordinary means, he could only