As the only Planeswalkers capable of crossing the Dark Void and traveling through the endless worlds of the Multiverse, they were undoubtedly extremely curious.
That was why, the moment the Trans-Temporal Beacon was ignited after the outbreak of the War of the Spark, Ravnica instantly gathered hundreds or thousands of Planeswalkers, providing Nicol Bolas with enough Sparks to restore his Ancient Planeswalker power and become a Dragon God.
Therefore, less than half a month after the Mutahal Floating City was activated, the number of Planeswalkers captured by the Diary and Jin-Gitaxias alone had already exceeded fifty.
More than ninety percent of them were curious fools who had merely wanted to come over and see what was happening.
Most had only recently become Planeswalkers, so they had absolute confidence in their ability to escape. They had not realized that the power of the Spark was not omnipotent and could likewise be affected and disrupted by external forces.
The Phyrexian Oil spread throughout the Mutahal Floating City was one such force.
Without exception, those unlucky captives became perfect experimental materials and lab rats for Jin-Gitaxias's research into the Planeswalker's Spark.
In fact, he had chosen to ignite the Trans-Spacetime Beacon Tower ahead of schedule by exploiting this gap in time precisely to lay a trap for weaker new-generation Planeswalkers, allowing him to complete his greatest research: compleating a Planeswalker while preserving their Spark, making them serve New Phyrexia.
Beyond that, the blue Praetor also wanted to use the power of Planeswalkers to improve the Planar Bridge so that it could transport living flesh-and-blood bodies.
For a technology fanatic driven by an intense thirst for knowledge, nothing brought greater satisfaction and achievement than overcoming one difficult problem after another.
Although every Praetor of New Phyrexia was a troublesome figure who thought highly of