The simplest and most direct method was to conceal himself, go over, trap the One-Eyed Wraith in an illusion, then quietly take it and leave.
With Angel's strength, this method should not have caused any problems. After all, that One-Eyed Wraith had yet to break through to the wizard level.
But just as Angel was about to act, he hesitated again.
They had actually been under a moving illusion all along. In other words, everyone had remained concealed. Angel's most straightforward plan was, in truth, not all that different from what they were already doing.
If Dox's Inspiration were personified, it would definitely have taken concealment into account. After all, it was connected to Dox's thoughts. Dox himself was inside a moving illusion—would his Inspiration overlook that?
Thinking about it that way, the most direct method might not have been the best one.
Perhaps it could get him the silver pendant, but it would most likely trigger the "dangerous" consequence Dox's Inspiration had warned of.
For people with trump cards like Angel and Black Earl, any danger could be crushed beneath their feet. But if they truly let loose, this journey might become utterly unrestrained, without any limits left at all.
And in the end, this place would probably turn into a playground for powerhouses.
This exploration held immense significance for Angel. He did not want the final outcome to undergo some enormous upheaval, so before doing anything, he needed to consider every angle.
Concealing himself and heading straight over might not have been a good choice.
With that thought, Angel, who had already taken several steps, abruptly stopped again. The confident, self-assured look vanished from his face as he began carefully observing the One-Eyed Wraith.
Since Dox's Inspiration had specifically focused on this One-Eyed Wraith—
That meant there truly