Originally, Rayleigh had planned to personally lead the way and see Angel out. Grave Street was full of branching paths, and anyone who had never been there could easily get lost.
But with a casual wave of his hand, Angel used illusion to create a cross-sectional map of Grave Street.
It was even holographic.
Many of the side paths on it were unknown even to Rayleigh. For instance, Rayleigh had never heard of the several routes leading from beneath Grave Street up to the surface.
So Rayleigh said no more, and he and Kang Mu silently watched Angel leave.
After Angel left, the Nightmare Illusion energy entrenched in Rayleigh's mind slowly dissipated. As the Nightmare Illusion energy vanished, his memories of the prologue were also sealed away.
Kang Mu's memories, however, were not sealed, because the Nightmare Illusion energy on his body had not dissipated.
Instead, it condensed into a special mark—a lionheart wrapped in thorns.
The mark was branded onto the back of Kang Mu's hand.
Although Kang Mu did not know what the pattern on the mark represented, the feedback from the Nightmare Illusion information told him that it was a kind of "contact mark."
Meanwhile, Angel had already concealed himself and made his way up along Grave Street's narrow paths.
The mark he had left on Kang Mu was indeed for "contact."
It allowed Angel to contact Kang Mu anytime, anywhere.
The reason he had left the mark was naturally because Kang Mu possessed the "bearing of the Lucky King."
There were quite a few places in this Fairyland Instance that required drawing cards or opening blind boxes, and Angel did not particularly trust his own luck. Kang Mu, on the other hand, could be called an enhanced living luck-transfer ritual.
So he left the mark. When