"Other than that scene, were there any others?" Angel asked.
Dodolo hesitated for a moment, then shook his head. "No."
"Really no more?" Angel had noticed Dodolo's momentary pause and asked again.
"...There were some other scenes, but I could tell they were all unimportant." Perhaps because Angel had been the first person Dodolo saw when he opened his eyes after sleeping for a thousand years, a bond akin to imprinting had made Dodolo particularly concerned about Angel. That concern was reflected in the occasional scenes he saw.
Yet not every scene held meaning. Some might merely have been fragments drifting out from the cracks of time; others might have been ripples without a trace of disturbance upon the River of Fate. These scenes might have meant nothing, might never even come to pass, and were merely one possibility of the future.
Dodolo had previously been unable to tell which scenes were meaningful and which were not. Thus, whenever he saw a scene, he would tell Angel about it. But as his abilities improved, he had gradually gained the ability to discern the true implications of prophecies.
Among the scenes Dodolo had seen, only the "Doomsday Sky Eye" scene he had just described held immense significance for Angel.
Moreover, merely seeing what had appeared in that scene had left Dodolo trembling with fear. Perhaps the scene within it was no less terrifying than the one he had once seen, where Angel had been shrouded by the Demon God's Shadow in the Abyss.
That was precisely why, after "seeing" Angel return to Savage Cave, Dodolo had immediately come to the Sky Bridge—to tell Angel this news.
However, Dodolo noticed that Angel did not seem particularly concerned after hearing it.
"Aren't you worried?" Dodolo could not help asking.
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