Without Sanders's reminder, the instant the passage opened, the residual emotions spilling out had already begun assailing Angel's perception.
Normally, Angel could simply block out these emotions. But now, if he wanted to decipher them, he had to continue probing this chaotic information with his perception.
Angel frowned deeply. The tumultuous emotions made him extremely uncomfortable.
Moreover, what vexed him was that these chaotic emotions held almost no substantive meaning. Many were merely exclamations—excitement, exhilaration, dread, fear... Such singular, fragmented emotions gave Angel no way to interpret the meaning behind them.
Even among the emotions that could be interpreted, none conveyed continuous, logically connected meanings.
For instance: gather, scatter, form a plane, upward, downward... From these trivial scraps of information, Angel could extract no particularly useful clues. The only thing he knew was that most of these emotions had likely been expressed by Five-Colored Dragonflies or Rainbow Dragonflies.
Angel had once come into close contact with Rainbow Dragonflies. When he had fallen into the Planar Corridor, it had been they who carried him out of the void.
Having gone through that experience, Angel knew all too well that Rainbow Dragonflies would make groups of Five-Colored Dragonflies form flat arrays, or arrange themselves into the character for "person"... As for why the Rainbow Dragonflies did this, according to Angel's observations, there was probably no special significance to it. It was likely just a form of training, or perhaps simply for fun.
Thus, when all the emotions he sensed contained such information, Angel truly felt mentally exhausted.
Most importantly, this information was all damaged. Perhaps several days ago, or several weeks ago, Rainbow Dragonflies had passed through this passage and left behind these residual emotions. Angel had painstakingly deciphered these shattered emotions, only to get "form a straight line" and "form the