Chapter 1829: Pattern

After Muse confirmed that Rhine already knew about Germination, he told them all the latest information they had obtained.

Immediately afterwards, what they were talking about was no longer just a budding matter, but a far-sighted discussion on the possible conflicts and impact this matter would have on the entire wizarding world.

From the context of the times, we talk about the currents of world affairs and extend them to various aspects, and then look for solutions to the problems at all levels.

They listed everything Angel knew, didn't know, thought of, and couldn't think of.

The more he listened, the more Angel felt his own shortcomings. Perhaps in terms of alchemy technology, he has gradually climbed to the front, but in terms of macro experience, organizational power, pattern vision and detail processing ability, there is still a huge gap between him and people like Muse and Rhine.

This is not because Angel has insufficient vision, but simply because he has too little experience over the years.

Some things can be compensated by talent; but some things require time to accumulate. What Angel lacks is the latter. He is too young. Even though he knows a lot, the experience accumulated over time is still worse than some apprentices.

Angel used to think that there might be room for him to play in the budding matter. It is true that he has room for performance, but it is only limited to parts. If he wants to rely on his own ability to solve budding problems, he is still too naive. On the contrary, the discussion between Muse and Rhine, and the plan to prevent the budding from all aspects, is more reliable.

Of course, if Angel can directly solve the mysterious thing called Germination, then everything can be easily solved. However, Sprout is an existence that has annihilated miracles, and even people from the Lawful Guild dare not touch it. Angel's attempt to solve it is basically a fantasy.

Under such a large-scale chessboard, Angel now understands his own insignificance. It is better to leave the budding matters to the leaders of the major wizard organizations such as Rhine and Muse to worry about.

However, you still need to be cautious, after all, the Germinal Cult may be targeting you.

Muse and Rhine chatted for about half an hour. After discussing the general situation, Muse said: "After the stargazing day, I decided to share this matter with several large wizard organizations to secretly investigate whether the germination has begun in the Southern Territory. Spread faith, but I don’t know whether to contact Song of the Deep Sea yet.”

"The situation in Song of the Deep Sea is too complicated. They have support from other worlds behind them. You'd better not tell them about this yet. If you really want to say it, contact the Poseidon Florence's lineage. Don't contact them." "Imagan's group of people," Rhine said.

Muse nodded: "I understand."

Rhine: "Also, don't forget the extremist sects."

Muse's eyes flashed and she nodded. The extremist sect usually goes crazy and wreaks havoc in the southern region, banning this and that, relying on the favor of the world consciousness, making it difficult for the wizards to say anything. Nowadays, the budding sect is a real killer weapon. Their major wizard organizations must mobilize, and the extreme sects must also participate, and they must also be in the lead.

If you want to always stand on the commanding heights of political correctness and gain benefits, you must do what political correctness should do.

Muse: "If I get any new information, I will notify you through the signal tower."

Rhine: "If the signal tower cannot contact me, you can tell Horus directly and he will have a way to contact me."

Muse was stunned for a moment. The signal tower couldn't contact Rhine? why is that?

Although Muse had doubts in his heart, it was difficult to ask further questions, so he nodded and said, "Okay."

After Muse and Rhine finished speaking, he looked at Angel: "By the way, the stargazing day is coming soon. You have to prepare as soon as possible. If you can't find the prophetic wizard, I can help you contact..."

Before Muse could finish speaking, Rhine interrupted directly: "No need to trouble Dean Muse, the Savage Cave will arrange for the prophetic wizard to come there."

Muse looked at Rhine, said nothing, nodded and turned off the signal tower.

Rhine looked at Angel at this time: "Don't worry about the Crown Star Church. I will let Maya help you predict whether Germination has any ill intentions towards you on the stargazing day."

Angel nodded and thanked her. Rhine didn't say anything, but he was actually planning to visit Maya. But he didn't want Maya to help, but he was thinking about whether there was any solution on Dudolo's side.

Now that Rhine has said that Maya will help, Angel is relieved.

Rhine was very happy when he saw Angel directly accepting his proposal. He has a general understanding of Angel's character. Angel can accept help without any worries. From a certain perspective, it also shows that Angel recognizes this group and does not care too much about gains and losses.

If Angel refuses, or if he thinks of ways to compensate Maya, Rhine will probably have even more headaches.

"The matter of Germination is indeed very serious. You are right to choose to keep a low profile." Rhine even felt that Angel has not done enough yet: "The outside world knows that you come from a barbaric cave, so if someone from Germination wants to locate you , I will definitely start with the Savage Cave, so I don’t think it’s a good thing for you to stay in the Savage Cave.”

Angel's head was filled with questions.

Angel originally planned to keep a low profile and practice quietly on the Magic Island, but now I hear that Lord Rhine meant to let him leave the Savage Cave?

Rhine did have this intention. If they were to fight directly, Rhine would not be afraid. But if the other party really targeted Angell, they only needed to determine Angell's position and then "draw a target" and the loser's arrow would arrive. This was something that even Rhine could not stop, so in order to avoid this situation, Angell had better not stay in the Savage Cave for a long time.

That is why Rhine told Muse before that if the signal tower could not contact him, he should contact Horus. Because he intended to let Angell leave the Savage Cave.

Of course, the premise of everything is that the other party really regards Angell as a target.

So, even if Rhine wants Angell to stay out of the limelight temporarily, he needs to wait until after the stargazing day.

"I will have someone temporarily block the news of your return." Rhine said.

Angell nodded: "In fact, there is no need to deliberately block it. People who know will always guess it. As long as it is not high-profile, I think there is no problem."

Rhine nodded.

Indeed, doing it deliberately may attract more attention.

"Well, you can decide the scale yourself. If you need to do anything, you can contact the tree spirit."

Rhine's words are actually equivalent to delegating power, which shows how much Rhine values ​​Angel.

After the story of the budding was finished, they all felt a little heavy.

However, the main reason why Rhine called Angel this time was to confirm Angel's attitude, so after a period of silence, he put aside the heavy topic first and began to ask Angel some questions in a side way to confirm Angel's thoughts on the Savage Cave.

These questions sounded normal at first, but they all involved some of Angel's own concepts and ideas.

Angel also noticed some clues, but he didn't think about it after confirming that they were not going to harm him.