521: Chapter 442 Connecting to Weizemay Manor_1 521: Chapter 442 Connecting to Weizemay Manor_1 The Tower of Dominion has the ability to amplify spells, so there’s no reason it couldn’t amplify special abilities, especially control-related ones.

Their power is somewhat elusive and entirely depends on how well you can control the energy.

Such is the case with the ability to manipulate shadows.

Gaven has used this ability only a few times in actual combat, but when he does, it often yields unexpectedly effective results.

Its primary function is to serve as a conduit for channeling the negative energy of Weizemay Manor, especially when mixed with Undead Divinity.

This lends the negative energy undead power, which Gaven dares not let enter his body.

Doing so would simply be asking for a slower death.

A slight mishap could turn him into an undead creature.

For the happiness of the many ladies, he has for the time being refrained from embracing death and transforming himself into a witch or something of the sort.

Under the command of Gaven’s will, his shadow came to life, transforming into a shadowy serpent that slithered up and wrapped itself around the Tower of Dominion’s control panel, coiling around the fist-sized crystal ball.

This was the very piece used to hold the Insight Gemstone.

It’s not just an ordinary gemstone box; it’s the core control device of the whole Tower of Dominion.

It looks like a crystal ball, but in actuality, it’s not a sphere of crystal but a pure collective of energy.

Although Gaven could perceive from a distance and control the Tower of Dominion through the Insight Gemstone, such control was ultimately one step removed with many nuanced operations impossible to perform.

Nothing compares to being here, synchronized with this control device for deeper, more effortless interaction, especially with these unconventional operations.

The re-enlightenment of that Tree Spirit Person was conducted right here.

After Gaven’s shadow wrapped around it, it immediately dispersed like ink dropped into water, suffusing it black.

When all the shadows had merged into it, the entire control core turned pure black, resembling a black crystal ball.

With just a slight intention, the negative energy from Weizemay Manor came surging over, blanketing the sky.

The Tower of Dominion began to light up from top to bottom.

But the light it emitted wasn’t a blazing white; it was pure black due to being infused with negative energy.

“Where is this?” Lady Estelle looked around, bewildered.

How did you come here too?

Seeing the mature woman’s silhouette materialize out of thin air, this question almost blurted out.

But upon second thought, he guessed that she was still confused and probably couldn’t answer his question.

After all, being an Earthbound Wraith, she could only wander within the confines of the manor to which she was intrinsically bound.

Her appearance here indirectly indicated one thing—this place, like the Weizemay Vineyard, was essentially merged with Weizemay Manor, considered an extension of Weizemay Manor.

However, the reasons for the two were different.

The former was due to the Fairy’s Midsummer Night, the exchange of energy between the Dragon Oak Mother Tree and Weizemay Manor.

The Tower of Dominion, on the other hand, was due to its own property of energy amplification, magnifying tenfold the construction energy guided over from Weizemay Manor.

Gaven merely channeled a hundred points of negative energy here, which immediately became a thousand points upon arrival.

What restricted Lady Estelle and the others was not physical space, but the limitations of the Law.

Once the Law’s limitations were broken, shuttling between the two places was merely a matter of thought.

Her arrival was merely a beginning.

Seconds later, a small head peeked out curiously from behind her, eyeing Gaven with an impish, shy smile that seemed to come from deep within.

She looked as if she wanted to run over but couldn’t help but sneak a glance at her mother.

But the next second, her attention was captured by the surrounding scenery, particularly the overhead view from the transparent crystal ball, breaking her shyness as she raced over, pressing eagerly against the sphere, her little mouth agape enough to fit a duck egg.

The view from the Tower of Dominion’s control room would leave many adults speechless with awe, let alone a young girl who had spent ninety-nine percent of her life confined to a single manor.

Lady Estelle, her mother, also had unmistakable curiosity and shock in her eyes, but constrained by her dignity, she could not be as uninhibited as Amanda.

In her eyes was an undeniable worry that the transparent crystal might suddenly shatter, causing her daughter to fall from the sky.

Understanding the look in her eyes, Gaven smiled and reassured, “Madam, there’s no need to worry.

The crystal here isn’t ordinary; it’s a living construction crystal from the Elves’ Heaven Craft, incredibly sturdy beyond imagination.

Especially here in the main control room of the Tower of Dominion, the essence of the entire city and tower, it’s hard for even a Giant Dragon to shatter it with one strike, let alone dozens of strong men.

And Amanda has two forms, so even if she truly fell from here, she wouldn’t die.”

“I know,” Lady Estelle replied with an embarrassed smile, “I just haven’t adjusted my mindset for a moment, sir.

You don’t need to worry about me.”

“Congratulations, Lord, on acquiring a new city,” Daphne’s voluptuous and graceful figure also appeared out of nowhere, her expression unable to hide her excitement.

This ambitious Dwarves Elf’s focus was very different from Lady Estelle’s.