Chapter 817 The Invisible Man

Even though Lilu Lu had completely revoked the magic used to hide her figure, she fluttered her wings and flew in front of these farmers who were walking on the path and preparing to go out to farm.

These farmers seemed to be blind, completely ignoring Lilu Lu's existence, as if her invisibility magic had never left.

Even if Li Lulu's appearance is so conspicuous, it is still the same.

Lilu Lu deliberately flew several times in front of these farmers, and then flew to the village, but still no one saw her.

"They can't see Lilulu? Why?"

After Lilulu flew back, she sat on Kane's shoulder and asked with some confusion.

Even Kane and the others couldn't understand this situation.

Metzke waved his hand beside him, and some undetectable particles flew out of his sleeves following his wave and scattered in the surrounding air.

However, after these particles floated around for a while, without any special features, they flew back again.

Seeing this situation, Mezik turned his head and stared at everyone and shook his head.

Seeing this, Kane frowned and then said.

"I'll give it a try too, see if they can see me."

After saying that, Kane canceled the invisibility magic on his arm on the spot, completely exposing one of his arms.

He first stood not far away from the farmers, but did not see any of the farmers turn his gaze over.

Seeing this, Kane walked up and waved his exposed arms in front of these people.

And they still seemed like they didn't see it.

In the end, Kane directly blocked a certain farmer's eyes with his arm, but he still seemed to not see it, and his eyes penetrated Kane's arm.

Not only are they invisible, but Kane's people are truly transparent in their eyes.

Seeing this, Kane also followed Li Lulu's example and completely canceled the invisibility magic on his body.

"Claire, try each other to see if they can find your traces."

Claire and the others nodded, and then appeared in front of the villagers. However, their appearance was no different from Kane and the others.

Looking at this situation, Kane frowned and nodded: "I don't understand. I have no idea why they can't see us."

At this time, Claire seemed to have thought of something and came to the entrance of the village. Then she made a fist and hit a nearby wooden stake.

Click.

There was a very clear sound, and Claire's power was very precise. It did not break the wooden pile, but caused a crack in it.

It looks a bit like it has been in disrepair and has naturally broken.

This crisp sound alerted a villager passing by.

He spoke incomprehensible words and looked at the wooden stake with strange eyes.

Then he walked over and checked the location of the crack several times, then walked away without caring.

"Speaking of which, I don't seem to understand what they are saying? Why is that?"

Long Bei stood nearby and heard what the villager said. He didn't remember it until he couldn't understand it at all.

Kane did not answer, but stretched out his hands and condensed a ring-shaped machine in the middle of his arms.

The machine came from scratch and began to condense, but it only took less than a second.

A villager next to him looked this way and seemed to think he had seen it wrong, so he didn't pay attention.

What did he seem to notice just now? Kane looked at it, but seemed unsure.

Then the machine levitated, automatically flew to the village, and began to collect the words of these villagers, as well as their expressions and behaviors when speaking.

It seems that not only are they invisible, but they can't even see the creations made by Kane.

"This machine was made by me, specifically for language processing and interpretation."

Having said this, Kane turned to look at Lombe and began to explain the other questions he had just asked.

"This is outside the mist, it's just that the mist has accumulated the fragments of the world that she captured here.

These world fragments have not been processed in any way, and of course they will not be like the dungeons inside, so that all intelligent life can understand each other's words and understand each other's meaning."

"Ah, it turns out that it is like this. I thought I was born like this."

Long Bei nodded to express his understanding.

How could it be possible that he was born like this? Kane rolled his eyes when he heard this.

The issue of language is also an issue that color explorers who explore beyond the fog need to deal with.

However, for people in the color stage, dealing with this problem does not make them find it that difficult.

"Let's wait here for a while. After a while, we should be able to wait for the machine to decipher these languages."

At this time, Claire said from the side: "Although they can't see us, they can see the movement we create."

"That is to say, we must have some special characteristics or conform to certain rules of this world that cause them to not see us."

Metzk pointed to the strange glowing objects floating in the wind around the village and in the sky.

"You see these things, but these villagers can't see them either."

Indeed, Kane and the others discovered this problem when they first arrived.

The air and the luminous objects everywhere are so conspicuous, but these villagers seem to be invisible.

It's like you can't even see them.

Even if these luminous creatures landed on their faces, stopped on their heads, and passed through their bodies.

Kane squatted down and looked at a tadpole-like luminous object standing on a blade of grass at his feet.

"Do we have anything in common with this kind of object?"

As he spoke, he also touched the blade of grass.

The tadpole standing on it began to sway from side to side with the shaking, and then fell to the ground.

Then, as if he had discovered something, Kane said directly: "Are these objects also magical?"

"They are also made of magic. You can't find it if you look carefully, but after all, magic is involved in their formation."

Metzke seemed to have studied these small objects for a while and came to some interesting conclusions.

"Magic? Magic..."

Kane seemed to have thought of something, and magic power surged from his hand, gathering two small square iron pieces.

Spend magic power to turn one of the square iron blocks into reality.

The other square iron block remained as it was gathered together, without spending more magic power to change it.

Claire and the others next to them were watching Kane's movements.

It looks like Kane may have discovered something.

Then, Kane threw two small square pieces of iron at the feet of a villager not far away.

The iron block drew a beautiful arc in the air and hit the villager's foot accurately.

The villager's right foot shrank sharply, and then he lowered his head and looked at his feet.

Kane's throw was very accurate, and the two iron blocks were close to each other, leaning together.

The villager squatted down with some doubts, then stretched out his hand and picked up the square iron block that Kane had transformed into reality.

The square iron block condensed by Kane did not turn into a real square iron block. It was clearly beside it and rolled a few times as he moved.

But he didn't see it, he just picked up one of them.

"These villagers can only see any non-magical objects?" Looking at this scene, Claire seemed to understand something, turned her head and stared at Kane and asked.

Kane nodded: "That may be the case. When I was condensing the mechanical object just now, a villager seemed to notice it, but he may have felt that he was dazzled."

"I can only see the problem of no magic power. This is too strange. Do they have magic power in their own bodies?" Longbei didn't understand this very much.

These villagers also have magic power in their bodies, which can be sensed very easily with their senses.

So why can they see each other?

Unable to understand, Lombe shook his head and stopped thinking about this issue.

Let's leave these matters to Kane and the others.

"Maybe it's the structure of their eyeballs?" Kane said of the possibility.

"It's also possible that this is the rule of their world."

There are too many possibilities. If you want to know whether it is an individual problem or a difference in the rules of the world, it will take a certain amount of time to understand.

A few people were standing at the entrance of the village, chatting.

Then they saw several children standing around them, listening to something.
To be continued...