After returning from the underground hollow to the snowy plain on the surface, Laplace looked at Angel's dazed expression, and amusement flashed in her eyes. But she quickly resumed her calm demeanor.
Laplace did not ask about their experiences in the underground hollow. Instead, she began teaching Angel how to leave behind his aura here, as well as how to enter and exit Rabbit Mountain.
Now that Rabbit Girl had allowed Angel to use Rabbit Mountain as a transit station, his attempt to leave behind his aura was no longer hindered. He easily left his own mark upon the surface of Rabbit Mountain.
A white vortex now appeared where the aura mark lay, like a white hole.
"Passing through this vortex will take me to the Wizarding World?" Angel could vaguely sense that this white hole seemed to have some connection with him. It was like a spiritual bond—if he merely thought of it, he could faintly sense where it was. Moreover, the closer he got, the stronger its presence became.
As he asked, Angel curiously approached the vortex and sensed the changes in the surrounding energy.
Yet something was strange. Though a white vortex had appeared here, he could not sense any fluctuation in energy. Even the stability of space had not been affected in the slightest.
Could this be the advantage of Rabbit Mountain as a transit station?
Just as Angel curiously wanted to extend his senses into the vortex to see what lay within, Laplace finally said flatly, "You can't."
Angel froze for a moment, then turned to Laplace with confusion in his eyes. "...I can't?"
Laplace said, "More accurately, not yet. You have only left your aura in Rabbit Mountain, but you have not yet established coordinates in the Wizarding World that connect to Rabbit Mountain."