Arrival at the Half-Passage

Meanwhile, Angel returned to Bolai Town with an armful of materials.

Refining Domain Glass was a time-consuming task, and Domain Glass itself was quite special. A single piece could set a spatial node and record spatial coordinates. Once multiple pieces of Domain Glass were linked together, they could generate a new boundary membrane on their own and isolate space.

In other words, although Domain Glass was only a semi-finished product, each refinement was equivalent to crafting an alchemy work of entry level.

Generally speaking, the number of Domain Glass pieces required varied according to the size of the half-passage, but no fewer than fifty would be needed. Over the past few days, Angel had entered the Dream Wilderness several times to assess the half-passage's size.

After calculating it all, he found that sealing the half-passage completely would require at least one hundred and twenty pieces of Domain Glass.

Even Angel had no shortcut for refining those one hundred and twenty pieces of Domain Glass, because it involved neither enchanting nor harmonizing, only the mixing and processing of various materials.

Angel refined day and night, yet it still took him a month to finish.

By then, midsummer had arrived.

During that month, Angel had been in a crazed state of seclusion. Frod came looking for him several times, only to be driven away by Toby without ever seeing Angel.

When Angel finally completed the refinements and was preparing to take half a day to catch his breath, Frod came again.

Frod's purpose was the same as before: he wanted to learn the specific circumstances of the Dream Wilderness. This time, however, he solemnly stated that he was willing to swear a Luo Oath.

Frod had thought it through clearly. After spending so long together, he understood Angel's character well enough. Even