Blanche had already told him everything she knew about Shi En's past.
But the information she knew was limited in the end. It certainly could not compare to what Uriel and Glaimo knew; after all, the two of them had once specifically dug deep into Shi En's origins while searching for Ligota.
Now, Blanche had nothing more to say. Just as Ligota took the initiative to walk toward Shi En, Blanche gently gave Shi En a push, naturally leaving the task of clearing up the remaining doubts to an old friend who truly knew the whole story.
Thus, the corner where Uriel, Glaimo, and Ligota had originally gathered became a group of four with Shi En's addition.
Blanche, meanwhile, clapped her hands and turned to walk toward Camilo in the corner.
"Teacher, I'm here..." As Blanche approached, she immediately lowered her voice. "How far have you gotten? Is there anything you need me to add?"
Camilo shook his head. "No need. I've already explained the situation to Mr. Angel. Compared to the information on our side, Mr. Angel has given me quite a shock."
Having said that, Camilo told Blanche about the instance information Angel had seen, as well as the matter of the "nine" anchors.
After hearing this, Blanche also showed a thoughtful expression.
Though she had been talking with Shi En earlier, she had also noticed the "stone pillars" in the hall. After all, they were the only vessels inscribed with special information.
"Nine stone pillars, nine scenes... nine anchors?" Blanche gradually sank into thought. Yet after pondering for a long while, she was just like Camilo—without the slightest clue.
At that moment, Angel, who had remained silent all this time, suddenly spoke. "You mentioned the Supreme Will just now."
Camilo froze for a moment, then recalled, "Yes.