After Black Earl released the shared perception, Angel vaguely sensed that the information around Dox had become almost data-like, incredibly easy to identify. Yet this data merely swirled around Dox without spreading outward. Clearly, this was what Black Earl meant by "the subject can control the range of perception."
Before Dox agreed to share the data, no matter how clear and distinct it was, it could not be identified any further.
Even Angel, who was merely a passive recipient, sensed it so clearly. As the subject, Dox's experience was even more extraordinary.
In Dox's eyes, similar data coiled around both Angel and Black Earl. The difference was that Black Earl's data gathered at a single point, one so unfathomably deep that it resembled a passageway, seemingly connected to some distant, vast, unknown world.
As for Angel, he was even stranger. The data surrounding him was pitifully scarce. Most of the data came from the alchemical tools on his person, as well as his left earlobe, which radiated fiery fluctuations. As for Angel himself, the only readable data was the faint illusion nodes circling his body. Nothing else could be read.
Still, though it could not be read, faint green patterns could be seen. The green pattern in Angel's right eye was the most vivid of all. Upon closer inspection, it was as though Dox saw a sumptuous, luxurious world...
Dox did not dare observe for too long. Though he could not read that data either, as the subject of the Shared Perception spell, he could vaguely sense that Angel's data, like Black Earl's, was filled with the extraordinary and... danger.
Sure enough, for Angel to become the most dazzling wizard of recent years, without equal, he must be hiding a tremendous secret. As Dox pondered this inwardly, he also considered