Chapter 479 - 36. Snow Cloud Special Attack Team (Two-in-One)
Fisher felt the vague figure next door who was eavesdropping and abruptly lifted his head, but as soon as he diverted his attention from the focused state of engraving magic, the vision of his soul suddenly disappeared, leaving only the wooden wall in front of him, devoid of any emotion.
"What’s wrong with you? You’re jumping at every little thing. Are you about to take off while engraving magic?"
Fisher didn’t respond to Emhardt’s voice, which sounded slightly resentful because he was being ignored. Instead, he just silently raised his index finger to his lips, signaling him to shut up quickly, which almost made him blow his top and start a long-distance argument with Fisher.
But Fisher really didn’t have the time to bother with him right now, and even if he didn’t, he would still come over later, thick-skinned, to strike up a conversation.
There was definitely someone in the next room eavesdropping on the conversation here; the only question was whose side they were on and whether they were targeting him or a member of the Iceberg Queen.
He didn’t continue the conversation; instead, he planned to delve into the identity of the other party. So, he picked up a magic ring that he had just finished engraving and slipped it onto his finger. As his magic circuit activated the magic emblem carved on it, he gently pressed the ring against the wall in front of him.
Three-Ring Modern Magic, "Guard Transmission."
The effect of this magic could display the outline of distant shapes through space, and the point of Reverberation was near the magic emblem, not the observation point, which meant that the observed person far away couldn’t detect the magic taking effect. Helldor, the robot behind Valentina, had used this device to lock onto him; it was an essential tool for remote casting.
Originally, Fisher had intended to use it later as his "eyes" when he actually got into a fight with the Nali Overseas Secret Bureau, but now that someone had targeted him from next door, he decided to use one to determine the opponent’s background first.
"Humming..."
As the light from the ring grew increasingly bright, an imperceptible milky-white halo burst forth from Fisher’s ring and silently surged toward the room next door. Everyone present saw the halo gradually vanish into the wall, then outlining the structure within the neighboring room.
It was like suddenly having a two-dimensional world sketched by chalk appear in your eyesight. Ossie, witnessing this spectacle for the first time, opened her mouth in surprise.
Of course, the surprise was more about the situation in the room next door.