"Kael is gone!" Wai turned to the others and cried anxiously.
But Dox and Black Earl remained silent. No matter how loudly he called, he failed to draw their attention.
Wai wanted to ask Angel for help, but when he looked closely, he realized it was not only Kael who had vanished... Angel was gone too.
"Lord Transcendent Dimension... Kael..." Wai's face filled with astonishment, and he could not help staggering back several steps.
"Don't look so shocked. I know they're gone." Dox finally came back to himself and turned to Wai.
Wai still looked utterly bewildered. "They... how did they suddenly disappear? What happened?"
Dox said, "Nothing much. Kael seemed to have accidentally stepped into a dog hole and fallen in. When Angel saw it, he jumped in after him."
Wai asked, "And then?"
Dox nodded. "There was no then. That was it."
The anger Wai had been suppressing seemed to ignite in an instant. "And you call that nothing much?! Tell me, where is there a dog hole around here?"
As his shouting reached its end, Wai's voice suddenly dropped. He muttered to himself, "dog hole? You said dog hole?"
"You mean... Nether Servant?"
"Why are you shouting so loudly?" Dox picked at his ear. "It wasn't Nether Servant. It should have been one of One-Eye's three treasures... I thought it over carefully just now. Since they're Nether Servant's three children, according to Wise Sovereign, they shouldn't kill Angel."
Yet Wai's expression did not relax. He remained solemn. "Nothing is certain. We can't be sure about what Wise Sovereign said, and we can't be sure about the One-Eye Family's temperament either. What if they really attack?"
Dox said, "If they really attack, I think Angel should be fine."
"What about Kael?"
Dox said, "As for Kael, he can