Ordinary mirrors would have been one thing.
Members of the Vangogh Clan occasionally shattered mirrors by accident, and broken mirrors would give birth to dozens or even hundreds of Mirror Spirits.
Mirror Spirits could exist only within the Mirror World.
Only by killing the original owner could a Mirror Spirit replace them, leave the Mirror World, and become a dangerous aberration.
As long as one did not enter the Mirror World and gathered up and destroyed the shattered mirror, those Mirror Spirits would vanish as well.
Charlotte could not bring himself to give up. He controlled every porthole aboard the Queen Bee. Although this could not let him seize the Queen Bee, it brought him a step closer to doing so.
Charlotte grabbed a Mirror Spirit and watched it scream soundlessly before turning to ash. Then he suddenly sensed something and hurriedly hid inside the porthole.
Several dozen pirates strode toward the harbor and boarded the Queen Bee. One pirate glanced at the porthole, but naturally saw nothing.
Charlotte snapped his fingers, linking the porthole to the Mirror World under his control.
In an instant, countless silver Bloody Runes sprang into existence within his eyes. These newly born silver runes formed a second mirror. The two mirrors made of silver runes established a wondrous connection—this was Infinite Mirror World ×2!
It was also an entirely new ability, one that could be called—the Mirror Gate!
The Mirror Gate could create a mirror door anytime and anywhere, allowing him to return to the Mirror World through it.
Put simply and crudely, it was like carrying a mirror that controlled a Mirror World with him at all times.
For vampires of the Vangogh Clan, this ability was an unsurpassed escape technique.
This was also the fundamental reason why the Vangogh Clan, despite lacking