After entering that Strange World, there had been several obvious characteristics.
He had not entered in physical form, but as a glimmer of consciousness. Moreover, that consciousness had only been loaded with his memories, experience, ways of thinking, and thought logic; it had no emotional module.
In other words, within that Strange World, he had remained in a state of extreme rationality.
That extreme rational mindset had even surpassed the Supercomputing state Angel himself could activate.
In the Supercomputing state, although Angel's ability to process data and information reached an unprecedented level, it did not completely strip away emotion. When considering problems, he would still be constrained by his concerns.
But within that Strange World, Angel had no lingering worries whatsoever. For example, before entering the Strange World, the outer world had been under threat from Demonic Beasts, yet once he entered, he had paid no attention to that at all.
Also, before Angel returned to the outer world, he had not known that time within the Strange World was frozen relative to the Wizarding World. He had spent a long time studying the construction of "doors" there. If time were measured by the flow of thought, perhaps three or even four years had passed.
After such a long time, let alone Jon being dead and cold, Angel's own physical body in the outer world would probably have turned to white bones without food or water. Yet within that Strange World, Angel had not cared about that either.
Although that extreme rationality had multiplied his learning ability in the Strange World many times over, the state also frightened him somewhat, as though he had become a cold string of data.
Beyond the consciousness glimmer, the removal of emotions, and frozen time, that Strange World possessed another characteristic: although he could