Seeing that Angel did not respond for a long while, the silver-haired girl thought for a moment and said, "My question may have been somewhat presumptuous. How about this? I can give you a piece of advice for free."
Before Angel could answer, Dox beside him muttered, "Didn't you just say you couldn't see any Tethers and had no advice to give? Why are you offering free advice now?"
The silver-haired girl had not wanted to pay attention to Dox, but his words had indeed stirred everyone else's curiosity, and they all turned to look at her. She fell silent for a moment before saying to Angel, "Although I cannot form a Tether with you, quite a few things on you have been reflected before my eyes..."
"Eh? Eh!"
It was Dox again. His tone drifted down from a high pitch, while the shock in his eyes slowly turned lecherous.
Though he had not said a single word, Dox's tone seemed to contain an entire article's worth of meaning.
The silver-haired girl shot Dox a cold glance, suppressing the irritation welling up inside her as she lowered her voice to explain, "Reflections of the heart correspond only to intelligent lifeforms."
In other words, the advice the silver-haired girl spoke of was not meant for Angel, but for the intelligent lifeforms on his person.
For example, Dangros. Or the Wood Spirit.
Angel had heard the silver-haired girl as well, but he had no interest whatsoever in her so-called advice. In Angel's eyes, how could her Reflection of the Heart—her advice—possibly compare to Dodolo's prophecies?
Several times, when Angel had been about to seek out Dodolo, Dodolo had arrived beforehand at the place Angel was headed and waited for him there. Before Angel could even speak, Dodolo would give him crucial prophetic