As Dox's words fell, everyone turned their gaze toward Angel.
From their perspective, Dox did not seem to be wrong. In fact, they had already entertained this thought before: since this wizard was so powerful, why not simply kill the Princess outright?
More than one person had had that thought; they had simply not dared to say it. Now that Dox, a wizard himself, had opened the subject, everyone naturally looked curiously at Angel.
Among them, Sibyl's gaze was the most fervent.
Though Sibyl and Amisha were not especially close friends, witnessing Amisha's suffering firsthand had filled Sibyl, as a woman, with boundless anger. Why should a Princess who so wantonly profaned human lives still be allowed to live without punishment?
So Sibyl genuinely hoped that Angel would do as Dox said and directly kill the true culprit.
Amisha, on the other hand, was calmer than the others. She and Sibyl came from different backgrounds. Amisha had originally struggled among the lowest classes, and what she had seen and understood was completely different from Sibyl's experience. Though she did not know why Angel had not utterly destroyed all the evil within Princess Castle, she also understood that even those of high rank and great authority could be constrained. Perhaps Angel was bound by some restriction, able only to save people but not harm them.
Moreover, in Amisha's view, rather than having Angel kill the Princess, she wanted to avenge herself personally.
She was still alive, and she was also fortunate enough to be gifted. In the future, she would have the chance to enter that fantastical extraordinary world. As long as she could become part of that extraordinary world, she was confident she could accomplish any goal she wished to achieve.
Meanwhile, Angel, under everyone's scrutiny, could sense the currents