Kael's underground cavern, deep within the black market.
Although being interrupted midway through his alchemy had irritated Angel, the short sword's blank had already taken shape, and cooling would take some time. Besides, Dangros had been using fire at high intensity for a while and needed a brief rest.
So this happened to free up some time for him to meet Dox, who had suddenly come looking for him with an urgent matter.
Yet even so, Angel was still somewhat displeased.
When he met Dox and Kael and listened to Dox's guilt-ridden account, Angel's mood worsened still further.
"Adding one more person? I don't even know who Wai is, and you want to bring him along?" Angel rubbed his throbbing temples. He had already been exhausted, and now he was mentally worn out as well.
Before exploring the ruins, Dox had gone to ask someone to predict whether there would be danger because he had no intuitive perception. And in the end, that person had latched onto him.
What kind of pig teammates were these?
"Wai is an old friend of mine. I know his character, and he didn't want to go himself. The main issue is Black Earl behind him..." Dox sighed helplessly.
"Let's put Wai and Black Earl aside for now. I know your wizard's premonition is powerful, and your intuitive perception often comes into play, but don't you find everything dull if you have to rely on intuitive perception for every single thing?"
"When you followed me to Princess Castle before, I thought you were quite fearless. I didn't expect that the moment you lost your premonition, you'd turn into a coward."
Dox shook his head. "I'm not afraid of death. Even if intuitive perception told me this trip was fraught with extreme danger, I would still