In fact, after "seeing" the Nese Scroll, Badigal decided to evacuate. When he heard Shado's reminder, he immediately responded:
"Well, I'll cast the teleportation spell, and you can continue to finish."
Although the ending is more cumbersome, teleporting at this time is not a simple matter. While teleporting the two people, the prince of Cormanso, who is some distance away from them, must also be brought with him.
As for Hildalanna, the two of them did not need to take each other with them. They had agreed to evacuate separately before the attack. They only needed to give each other signals when retreating.
Shado is actually not worried about how to evacuate. At the very least, he can use his personal space to take Badigal and Prince Cormanso with him, and he himself will be in the world, disappearing from his body, and then his soul will jump to the outer plane.
No one can catch up with him.
Only when returning, it may be more troublesome because there is no physical guidance, but it is still a safe way out.
As for the finishing touches he has to do now, it is relatively complicated.
Xia Duo did not master the mysterious organization's method of erasing all traces of existence (including other people's memories). The only traces he could erase were spellcasting residues and detection traces.
But there was a huge flaw in this operation. At first, both Xia Duo and Badigal thought they came here for negotiation, but they didn't expect that it was the location of the operation, and they turned out to be their true bodies.
In the arena alone, at least two dwarves have seen them.
Memory is a dynamic whole with a strict system. Even if it is the memory in his own copy of consciousness, Xia Duo has not yet fully understood it, let alone manipulate the memory of others.
Then, the best way to keep it secret is naturally to destroy the body.
However, there was not much secrecy in this operation. The disguise at the beginning and the end at this time were just to delay the discovery of Cormanso.
If it could really be kept a secret, Xia Duo might be so cruel as to kill the two witnesses, but in a situation like this where it can't really be kept secret even if he kills him, why bother risking the lives of two innocent people.
After thinking about it for a while, Shado finally just used suggestion to set up a misdirection in the consciousness of the two dwarves about his and Badigal's identities. When someone asked each other, they would not say they were human beings, but would automatically think of them.
Shado and Badigal are now disguised as golden elves.
Spell queries will have the same result.
Of course, "everything that exists must have traces." If someone who is good at psychic magic or interrogation skills asks, they may be able to find some clues and then find the truth.
But by then Xia Duo had achieved his goal and didn't care anymore.
…
Since the actual teleportation environment is relatively complex, Badigal used the pre-teleportation technique, that is - when the spell is completed, it is equivalent to the teleportation being completed, and the only difference is a process that must be successful.
If the transmission fails, it will fail during the casting phase, which prevents the caster from having to verify the transmission result himself.
Sha Duo has used this technique before, and he also invented a pre-teleportation spell for this purpose - Teleportation Mark. Leaving a mark is equivalent to the completion of the teleportation.
Although such a technique is not completely impossible to crack, it can only be achieved unless one is prepared in advance or forcibly blocks all teleportation-related elements of the magic network.
Otherwise, casting spells in real time like now would be basically impossible to block.
When the spell was completed, Badigal felt much more relaxed. He reminded Hildalanna, and then disappeared into the arena with Shado and Prince Cormanso who was controlled by Shado.
After that, Hildalanna did not stop, and quickly left behind the Holy Hammer Warriors in the Arena of Courage.
…
"boom--"
When the giant hammer blasted through the protective magic that was gradually returning to normal, and broke into the stand where Prince Cormanthor was, there were only two swordsinger guards left in the stand who kept their swords drawn and moved differently.
"snort--"
Gru snorted coldly, and an electric arc was generated out of thin air, hitting one of the guards with a "pop" sound, and then jumped to the other guard with the same sound.
The two guards trembled, then recovered, subconsciously pulled out the swords from their waists, and shouted: "Protect the prince!"
Gru could understand Elvish, and when he heard the two guards shouting "Protect the prince", he suddenly felt an unpleasant feeling in his heart.
The next moment, the recovering magic protection of the arena was once again disturbed by an external force. At the same time, the magic net around the stands vibrated strongly, and the strings of the magic net involuntarily knitted to form a special structure.
The bad feeling in Gru's heart became even worse. He glared hard at the elf guard who had put away his sword and showed a frightened expression. His will penetrated his voice and shouted:
"Tell me! Which prince is your master?"
But before the two guards could speak, an anxious elf mage had already broken through the space and arrived at the stand.
When he came over, he first looked around, but found that there were only two guards, one dwarf, and Prince Ser who had lost contact.
"What happened? Where is Prince Serge?" Jelinis asked.
The two guards moved their lips, not knowing how to speak. They had no reaction to what had happened before and lost consciousness. When they regained consciousness, there was only a strong-looking dwarf in front of them, and the prince had long since disappeared.
That’s right, dwarves!
The two guards seemed to have grasped the last straw. They quickly pointed to the dwarf on the side and explained anxiously: "We suddenly lost consciousness just now. When we woke up, there was only this dwarf in front of us. The prince's disappearance must have something to do with him!"
Upon hearing this, Jelinis didn't react at all, and Gru almost exploded with anger. He kindly rescued the other party, is this how the other party repaid him?
It's just that this incident happened in the Arena of Courage after all, and at the same time, he also recognized the identity of the elf mage who just appeared——
Let's not talk about the specific power for the moment. Just the fact that the other party is from Comanso makes Gru feel gloomy. In this case, the missing prince must be a prince from Comanso!
In the past, Cormanthor always gave people a strong and arrogant impression. Whether it was facing human countries like Netheril, or elves and dwarves, it seemed that only they were the real masters who ruled this land.
Now a prince of Cormanthor has disappeared in the Arena of Courage. This is a huge disaster for Gru.
The most important thing is - if Oscar of the Stone Ax clan hadn't wanted to challenge the devil in the arena this time, he wouldn't have come here at all.
When he thought of this, Gru felt even more regretful. How could he be fooled by Old Stone Ax?
He simply couldn't bear this matter alone and had to report it to King Pasteur as soon as possible. After all, the real owner of the arena was the king, not him.
Of course, before that, he had to appease Master Cormanso, who might become angry at any time.