Under everyone's expectant gazes, Rhein shook his head with a regretful expression. "Basically, for every question I asked, I couldn't hear a clear reply from its heart."
That was actually normal. After all, Rhein was not a prophecy wizard. Even if he understood a little of it, it was only a minor technique. If he truly could replace a prophecy wizard, that would be what was abnormal.
Rhein continued, "However, one question did receive an affirmative answer."
"This ruin can be confirmed to be unquestionably safe. That was the only certain message from the Unspeaking God."
Although this answer could not help them locate the hidden room, it at least dispelled a worry they had never voiced before—
Since the suspected first owner had returned through some passage, had he left again? Could he have remained in the hidden room all along?
They had considered this concern, but none of them mentioned it. Judging from Angel having stayed here safely for over half a month, the other party had most likely already left; even if he truly remained in the hidden room, he did not seem to harbor any hostility toward Angel. If they rashly brought it up, they might poke through that layer of window paper and trigger something unknown.
But now, Rhein had received a hint from the Unspeaking God: this place was very safe.
This safety did not merely mean that their lives were not in danger. It also implied peace of mind. If that was the case, then there definitely could not be any outsiders in this ruin. If there truly were outsiders, their minds could not possibly be at ease.
In other words, at least for a short while, Angel had no need to worry about any safety issues while staying here.
Although this answer