Angel turned to Dox. "Aren't you going in to try it?"
Dox yawned and leaned against the doorframe. "Who knows what you've been doing in there? I don't want to go in and become an experiment."
Angel abruptly raised his head. When his eyes met Dox's, Angel understood that the other man might truly have noticed something.
However, Dox definitely did not know the true situation inside the secret chamber. Yet he had hit the nail right on the head, likely relying once again on that beyond-the-rules ability—spiritual perception.
Looking at Dox's utterly composed expression, Angel could not help sighing. "Strong spiritual perception really does let you do whatever you want."
Dox raised his brows, wearing an expression that said, "Just as I expected."
Angel could not be bothered to fool Dox anymore and said directly, "It's rare to have so many people go in at once. This is a good chance for me to conduct a thorough test of this magic energy array's mechanisms and see the final feedback."
After a pause, Angel looked at Dox. "Once I've recorded this data, we'll leave. For now, you can either wait outside for me to come out, or come in with me."
Dox said, "I choose to go in with you."
Angel was speechless. "You're not hesitating this time?"
Dox said, "This magic energy array obviously has something fishy going on. Even you, the one who set it up, still need to record detailed data. There's bound to be a good show, so of course I'm going in to take a look."
When Angel had previously asked Dox to go alone, he certainly had not been willing. But if they went together, there was no problem.
"You're even more cunning than I imagined." Angel tossed out the remark irritably before turning