Wasn't this mission... a little too easy?
The pleasant prompt undoubtedly confirmed that the Holy Grail before him was real.
But when Fu Qian heard it, he couldn't help frowning slightly.
Becoming the Blind Eye Holy Grail's sole anchor was easy to understand, after his conversation with the Sage Old Man.
The Blind Eye Holy Grail's nature inherently repelled being perceived by anyone.
The anchor here clearly referred to everyone who knew it existed. Under normal circumstances, that meant the members of this exploration team. Now he had to make them stop being so rude.
And the Holy Grail being perceived only by him should be the condition for the Warehouse to successfully contain it.
That seemed quite logical.
But that brought him right back to his original question: why take away his abilities and items?
Was it because the old man might notice him with his insight the moment he appeared, leading to a fight?
The problem was, judging by this mission so far, these incomplete Saint Seiya were as good as dead.
Why not just kill them first, then find a way to locate the Holy Grail afterward?
Was he worried the Holy Grail would copy his abilities and become difficult to deal with?
It was hard to imagine, but even if it copied something, where could it infuse it?
The living corpses serving as guards were obviously frail. One ray had turned them to dust. How many tentacles could they possibly sprout?
The logic of this mission was, frankly, a little strange.
Was there some kind of outside-the-box trick even the Sage couldn't perceive?
According to the old man, the Blind Eye Academy had been destroyed because its members had gone mad and become too reckless, seeing things they shouldn't have. It wouldn't be surprising if there