"By the way, did you notice any special markers near the rifts?" Gray Porcelain raised a hand and asked curiously.
"Special markers?" Babaregon looked puzzled. "Didn't I just say..."
"Before, I was asking whether the rifts themselves had any distinguishing features. Now I'm asking whether there were any markers near the rifts," Gray Porcelain corrected seriously.
It took Babaregon a moment to understand what Gray Porcelain meant.
"You want to copy our homework and use the markers to directly find the rift we discovered?"
Gray Porcelain opened its mouth, wanting to say something, but Gabriel beat it to the punch, making the illusion puppet blink demurely. "How can that be called copying homework? We're only trying to save time..."
Babaregon thought it over. What Gabriel said was not wrong.
From Angel's confident answer earlier, it was clear that locking onto the rifts would not be difficult for them. It was merely a matter of sooner or later.
However...
Babaregon shrugged, and all three heads shook in unison. "I can't help you with that."
Gray Porcelain asked, "Why?"
Babaregon said, "Actually, you only need to pass a Book Sprite's trial once to get the answer."
As long as they passed any Book Sprite's trial, while the Book Sprite pointed out the rift's direction, the Text Panel would simultaneously unlock the "Guidance Radar."
The radar would record the direction indicated by the Book Sprite and display a glowing linear arrow on the screen.
This way, no matter how many forks in the road the Challenger team took, that arrow would always lock onto the correct direction, preventing them from getting lost.
Along with the radar came a Wonderland prompt.
The prompt contained instructions for using the radar, as well as some information about the "rifts."
One point was stated clearly: rifts would