The Inspector did not, as Boluoye had suggested, go wake Angel.
The Mystic Fruit's disorderly power had now undergone a qualitative shift to a certain extent, but it was not particularly intense. The other wizards had all awakened on their own. With the dual protection of the Distorted Domain and the Green Pattern Domain Field, Angel should have found it even easier to wake up.
Besides, if Angel had truly become immersed in it, he should have unconsciously started walking forward. Yet Angel showed no sign of moving at all.
So there might be something strange about why he had not awakened yet.
The Inspector decided to keep watching. If Angel made any obvious abnormal moves, he would intervene. But if he simply stood still, then he would leave him be for now.
Compared to Angel's immersion, what the Inspector was truly more concerned about was the Light-Chasing Speaker's side.
They were projections. Even if they had been affected by the new disorderly effect, they had not been deeply tainted by it and should have broken free quickly, just like the other wizards. Yet even now, the Light-Chasing Speaker and the others remained in a dazed state. That was very strange.
Could it be that the Mystic Fruit had given them "special treatment"?
And now that their projections were in a trance, what about their true bodies? Had their true bodies, hidden within the void, also failed to awaken?
If the answer was yes, then perhaps this Disorderly Rhythm would need a new definition.
Angel awoke several minutes later.
The instant he came back to himself, he let out a long, relieved sigh.
To the Inspector, Angel's murmur carried no overly negative meaning. Instead, it sounded more like the satisfied noise one made when one's heart had been filled