Adanis commanded without the slightest politeness, "Give it to me."
Adanis had already prepared herself to clash head-on with Angel, but Angel seemed entirely unconcerned by her commanding tone. With a casual toss, he threw over the bronze mirror. "If you want it, take it."
Adanis had not expected Angel to hand the bronze mirror over so directly. When she saw it flying toward her, she was still dumbfounded. Only when it was about to fall did she snap back to her senses and catch it in a fluster.
Only after Adanis caught the bronze mirror firmly did the panic fade from her face.
Then Adanis raised her head angrily to glare at Angel, intending to demand how he could so casually throw the bronze mirror at her.
"You..." But as she began to speak in anger, she suddenly remembered that she had been the one who told Angel to give her the bronze mirror. The words at her lips could only be changed. "Is that how you treat Olao?"
Angel looked utterly confused, and everyone else also turned puzzled looks toward Adanis.
Adanis said, "I told you to give it to me, and you gave it to me. You even tossed it over so carelessly. Is that how you treasure Olao?"
After hearing Adanis's baffling words, everyone looked even more bewildered.
What Adanis meant was that Angel had followed her wishes, and that somehow meant he did not value Olao? If so, why had she asked Angel for the bronze mirror in the first place? And why had she done so with such an overbearing attitude?
Even the act of handing Olao over to Adanis could be interpreted by her as disrespect.
With such a casual toss, couldn't an ordinary person have caught it? Even if an ordinary person