Nausicaa's Letter

"I got it! Hahaha, 160,000 demon crystals! I'm rich!"

"They're all mine! Whoever dares steal them, I'll bite them into pieces and use them as flower fertilizer!"

"I'm going to hide them in my little storeroom! No one will ever know where it is!"

Jack Su swayed groggily, muttering nonstop. Yet his actions ran contrary to his words. He took out all the demon crystals, including those the thorns had previously dragged underground, and laid them on the table.

Then he extended his thorns and gathered up a huge pile of little stones, clutching them as he wandered excitedly through the Rose Garden.

Angel leisurely counted the demon crystals, and only after confirming none were missing did he put them all into his bracelet. David watched in stunned silence. It took him quite a while to recover, after which he quietly pointed at Jack Su, who was wandering excitedly through the Rose Garden, and asked in a low voice, "What happened to him?"

"I merely gave him a beautiful dream."

David said, "An illusion?"

Angel nodded. He had cast only a simple Nightmare Illusion spell, making Jack Su believe he had succeeded. This sort of illusion was not particularly harmful. It was just that, once Jack Su woke up, the gap between before and after would be difficult for him to accept for a while.

If this had not been Liana's territory, Angel's punishment for Jack Su would not have been so simple.

David looked at Angel, then at the foolish-looking Jack Su, and could not help drifting into thought. Angel's illusion had resolved the previous conflict as lightly as lifting a weight, and he could not find even the slightest flaw in it. It was clear that Angel's illusion mastery had already reached an extremely high level. At the