"Hey, don't look at me like that. Pen, fun, pavilion www. biquge。 info" After Toth saw that he snapped his fingers and teleported all the people and ships to the cliff, Woods and Stanner looked at them like ghosts, and instantly guessed what they were thinking, and said helplessly: "The spatial structure here has been replanned, although it looks the same from the outside, but there is actually a transmission channel." ”

Before the words fell, the spatial passage pointed to by Toth flickered twice and shattered and disappeared, no matter how it looked like it could last for a long time, at this time, Toth had already seen their judgment of himself from the disbelieving looks of the two, shrugged his shoulders and said, "Okay, this thing I just created." ”

"In other words, you can force us all the time?" Stanner became unusually serious, and the shock in his eyes couldn't be hidden, although it sounded incredible, but the truth was in front of him, what kind of joke, when did the gap between the two of them become so big?

It's no wonder that Stana looks like this, because of the existence of autonomous mental defense on the organism's body, even civilians, have a certain resistance to these forces, so forced teleportation can generally only appear on two sides with a large difference in strength, after all, this means that the opposite side can easily break through your spiritual resistance and do whatever it takes on you.

Stana knew very well that Toth's teleportation had started before he could respond, and he couldn't imagine how he would have responded if Toth had teleported them not all but half, or something else into their bodies with a space spell, or even thrown their blood into nothingness.

But perceiving the mental strength exposed by Thoth, Stana can be sure that this is definitely not a crushing of strength, but Thoth has done it in a real way, so that Stana does not know how to treat this strange "friend" of himself, it can be said that Thoth's hand is enough to make anyone in Yerevan jealous.

Seeing Woods' appearance as if he was facing a great enemy under Stanner's reminder, Toth knew that they were completely overthinking, speaking of which, this forced teleportation technique was taught to him by the guys who invaded the Belmar Proving Ground, and he used it a few times, whether it was Celia or Stana, no, judging from Celia's performance at the time, it should be able to resist, but it was only for a short moment.

After all, this thing has nothing to do with the will and spirit, because it is a means of transferring along with the space around the teleportee, but it is really impossible to do such a thing as only teleporting half of the body and draining the blood of others.

But Toth didn't intend to explain it to them, leaving a powerful and mysterious impression that would give him a greater say in the event of a disagreement later, after all, what Stana's attitude would be when Toth didn't dare to guarantee that his true plans were fully exposed.

What's more, you can't use space to cut you in half, and you should be able to exile you directly to another dimension with space, the former will definitely die, and the latter is just an extremely small possibility of living.

"Sort of, it's usually a bit difficult, but after being strengthened by the lighthouse here, there is not much hindrance. Toth pointed to the pillar of light in front of them and said half-truthfully, after all, this thing was a little trick, and Toth dared to conclude that if he really explained the principle, next time Stana would be able to come up with a countermeasure.

No matter how well the trick is used, it will not be on the stage after all.

Seeing that the two of them were full of inquiry on their faces, Toth pursed his lips and continued: "I didn't even teleport us with people and ships to show off anything, who let the Mage Guild's maintenance ship not complete its mission!"

"Don't understand?" Toth saw that only Stanner's face showed a sense of understanding, and said to Woods: "We have also seen the danger of this sea, and without the level of a senior mage or above, it is impossible to manipulate the jamming device to avoid that thing on the sea, so have you thought about it, in this case, why does the Mage Guild still set up a useless lighthouse here?"

"Because the lighthouse has other uses?" Woods shouted with a slap on the head.

"Maybe it's not a lighthouse at all," Thoth walked forward slowly, ripples splashing beside him, and Stana tried to follow a few steps before feeling a clear resistance, it seemed that this place was only allowed for mages to approach the lighthouse.

Or, only mages with jamming devices are allowed.

Seeing that Toth didn't know when to hold up the jamming device he had removed from the maintenance ship, Stana half-squinted, not knowing what he was thinking.

When Stana was stunned, Toth was taking a closer look at the lighthouse in front of him, or the long column, because after getting closer, Toth found that the lighthouse that looked huge more than ten meters away was actually just a pale yellow pillar of less than a meter, or a needle.

Without this knowledge, who would have thought that the humble lighthouse in the daily records would be a time probe. Totbi pointed out the time point from the jamming device, and said silently, "Is this what the so-called maintenance means, the time to recalibrate the probe every once in a while, this time it is three months slower, and it was just calibrated a year ago." ”

Toth waited for the jamming device to input his stored time information into the probe bit by bit, and looked around boredly, quickly noticing the unspeakably fast movements of Stanner and Woods relative to himself, or the speed of time.

"Did you notice anything out of the ordinary?" asked Toth as he made sure he had no problem recording the elementary particles of time, carrying the jamming device.

"What's unusual? Do you come out slowly?" Woods' eyes were still full of inquiry, "Anyway, how did you do it, walking out in slow motion can still ensure that the movement is out of shape." ”

Compared to him, Stana is much more reliable, "Your time flow slows down, or rather, we become faster, because there is no reference that is not affected." ”

"Of course there is," said Toth, tossing the jamming device to Stana, "do you know what I was just doing?"

Stana looked down, and a black area in the jamming device caught his eye, "This is the absolute time domain? The natural passage of time that is not affected by space-time spells? When did you have this in the jamming device?"

"Maybe that's the key to it keeping us moving in this area, that lighthouse is simply a time probe, something used to extract and measure time information, and the purpose of the maintenance ship landing on the island is to use it to check the time of the probe, and the problem now is that I can't figure out where the target of its measurement is, and as you can see, it's slower than we do. Toth pointed out the sticking point, "It's a full three months slower than the last calibration." ”

"So you suspect that something eats up its time? relative to us. Stana asked.

"It's giving it a longer lifespan. Toth lost the joy he had just now, and said calmly: "Maybe we need to understand the anomaly of this thing before we search for the world-destroying spell, but as mentioned in our mission log, this island looks like a trace of human activity." ”

If the underlying group of people is involved with the forces of time, perhaps they will have to re-evaluate the level of this mission, although Anthony told them when he issued the mission that it was a legendary mission.