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Chapter 1379 - Chapter 1379 Chapter 423 The War of the Empires Collapse_2

Chapter 1379: Chapter 423 The War of the Empire’s Collapse_2 Chapter 1379: Chapter 423 The War of the Empire’s Collapse_2 Leonard Churchill walked and deduced the situation through known intelligence, “True, the Mechanical Angels were almost ambushed because of this. Taren won’t send people lightly to ambush the defectors anymore.”

“Speaking of which, since the Space Origin Stones can activate Divine Artifacts, they must be Supreme treasures. If one wants to obtain them, one should act quickly. While the defector has not yet contacted the high ranks of the Rebels… But to complete the task, not to mention the difficulty, one needs to find the ‘defector’ first.”

“However, since Spatial Will has determined it to be an A-level scenario, there should be an opportunity. Since it’s the ‘bait’ that lured the ambush on the angels, following this lead might just work….”

“…”

Leonard Churchill furrowed his brows for a moment.

He felt lucky.

It just so happened that the “defector” was fleeing in the direction of the Beastman Legion.

But with several hundred Beastmen, and the defector not having a sign on his forehead, finding him was not easy.

Leonard thought that if he dedicated himself to completing this A-level task, spending more time could be possible.

However, he had more important things to do at the moment.

With that thought, Leonard felt he could only try his luck.

But suddenly, while sorting his thoughts, he discovered a brilliant point: “Eh… are those Space Origin Stones spatial supremacies?”

It is hard to find someone among a million-strong army, but a shift in perspective can clarify everything.

If the defector carried the Space Origin Stone while fleeing, wouldn’t finding the stone mean finding the person?

Leonard remembered something and patted Ivan, who was fast asleep in his pocket.

The little girl rubbed her sleepy eyes and mumbled, “Is it time to eat, Mr. Leonard Churchill?”

Having become very familiar, Leonard smiled and pinched Ivan’s cheek, saying, “Not yet. It’s time to work.”

Ivan pouted, “Ah… not eating.”

Leonard fed her a large piece of dessert and directly asked, “Ivan, I need to find a Space Origin Stone now, can you sense where it is?”

Ivan looked confused. Her limited knowledge of the world made it hard for her to understand some human terms: “Which stone?”

Leonard didn’t know either.

If it weren’t for the Enlightenment hinting at the task, he wouldn’t have even heard of such a treasure.

Thinking it should be something, he took out a Space Crystal, using it as a reference and said, “It’s a type of special energy stone… uh, many times stronger than the spatial law fluctuations of this kind of [Space Crystal].”

“Oh. Let me feel it…”

Ivan blinked uncomprehendingly, then tilted her head as if meditating.

Soon, she sensed something and said, “There are lots of space rifts nearby… and a broken space bubble… uh, and worms… uh, very big worms…”

Leonard could basically understand the little girl’s terminology by now.

Pursuer of Light Faro had previously said there were many irregular space rifts near the Imperial City; it looked like these were they. The space bubble, was it the trap where the angel was ambushed?

Big worm… Weird Mysterious Insect Mother Karakta?

Just as Leonard had thought.

This is Alternate Dimension, Ivan isn’t part of the spatial plot, so there’s no need to worry about triggering anything.

Leonard wasn’t looking for trouble with Outer Gods, but treasures, so specified the search area further: “Try to sense around that big bubble…”

The bait had to be placed inside the trap, like the cheese in a mousetrap positioned on the trigger mechanism.

From the location of previous battles, he roughly deduced the likely positions of several baits.

Because of the precise description, the surprise came very suddenly.

Before long, Ivan suddenly had a discovery: “I found them! Over there, there are two stones with strong spatial energy fluctuations!”

Leonard also rejoiced upon hearing this, thinking, “Did we actually find them?”

He asked, “Exactly where?”

Ivan said, “Northeast by fifteen degrees, twenty kilometers.”

For distance, the little girl was exceptionally precise.

Upon hearing this, Leonard instantly matched it with the coordinates on the map.

The location was also about what Faro had described. He didn’t hesitate further and swayed towards the target direction.

The discipline among the Rebels was loose, especially among the Beastmen who were less intelligent and more wild, with some injured and stragglers everywhere.

Since they were all heading towards the battlefield anyway, no one cared about a Werewolf who looked like he couldn’t find his troop and was lost.

However, not long after walking, Leonard crossed a Big Mountain and reached a narrow pass, where the view suddenly opened up.

The Great Sun in the sky lit up a vast basin in front of him, lush and green.

At the end of his field of view, an extravagantly majestic city came into sight.

Under the sunlight, the contours of the city broke into the view like a behemoth.

A hundred-meter-high wall of white stone, like a serpentine band of white jade, wrapped around the entire city.

It stretched out like a horizon, endless at first glance.

The magic crystal stones on the wall shone brilliantly under the sun, and layers of barriers flowed like rings of light, enveloping the entire city.

Given Leonard’s high position, he could clearly see the city’s well-distributed Gothic spires, glittering with colorful glass.

Most impressively, a palace floated above the city.

Waterfalls cascaded from the aerial palace, wrapping a seven-colored rainbow around the curtain of water; even from such a distance, one could see the breathtakingly beautiful gardens within the palace.

This was the legendary city of Taren Imperial Capital, a city that shared its name with a mythical beast–Behemoth!