Similarly, many wizards would agree that Angor had created quite a marvel by escaping from Erdus' illusions AND making it to the Altar of Demise.
Besides, they all knew that Angor received no external help—there was no wizard who entered the garden to assist him. The boy did all this all by himself.
But how?
They assumed that Angor possessed something given by Sunders that helped him break the illusions fast enough.
Yes, that explains why Sunders didn't come to watch his student. He doesn't need to!
None of them was correct. Angor's group traveled from Erdus' position to the Altar of Demise under five minutes, and Sunders didn't have anything for Angor to move so swiftly.
Inside the garden, Angor's group was now casually floating above the golden zone after "chasing" Jebra away. Not far from them was the embodiment of the purification law, which was still growing larger.
