As the uncrowned king of the Tidal Realm, Naimeicui's judgment was naturally trustworthy to Angel.
"But if it wasn't an elemental creature, then who could it be?"
Could an extraterrestrial creature truly have come to the Tidal Realm? For thousands of years, the Tidal Realm had received no outside visitors, yet the moment he entered, creatures from beyond appeared? Was it really such a coincidence, or had the other party followed him here?
As doubts piled up in Angel's mind, Naimeicui said, "Rather than guessing at the other party's identity, we should continue searching for clues and see where they are hiding."
"If the other party truly exists and has been spying on you, then they must have left behind clues."
Naimeicui did not know whether perfect concealment existed in this world. But since the other party's spying had allowed Angel to notice it, setting aside the possibility that it had been deliberate, that was enough to show that their concealment was not perfect. There might even be a major flaw.
If they found clues, they might be able to break through their predicament. As for guessing the other party's identity? Catch them, and they would know.
After thinking for a moment, Naimeicui once again immersed itself in the Floating Flower's memories.
This time, Naimeicui pulled Angel into the scenes of the past as well.
Angel watched again and again as the "Angel" in the memories suddenly turned his head as though possessed. Even he felt a little embarrassed watching himself, but Naimeicui felt no awkwardness as it replayed the scene over and over. Its desire to catch the watcher seemed even stronger than Angel's.
This was actually easy to understand. If the other party truly existed and had come to the Lost Forest to spy on Angel, it was