"Let's set this matter aside for now and discuss it later."
Faced with Angel's choice, Gleipnir frowned. She felt that a Hollow Man was well worth cultivating. Moreover, she could help mediate matters over at the Tooth Fairy Ruins; before long, they could raise a loyal subordinate.
But Angel refused.
Gleipnir found that somewhat difficult to understand. Was it because he did not trust the Tooth Fairy Ruins, or was it... because he did not trust her?
Though she did not understand what Angel was thinking, Gleipnir did not ask. She merely nodded, tacitly accepting Angel's choice.
Meanwhile, Wolf Fang. Flute Bone had more or less finished speaking. It was not that he had no more stories about his daughter, but that he had interwoven Dragon Fang. Qin's affairs with those of other people, leaving his account disjointed and incoherent. Wolf Fang. Flute Bone noticed this himself, so he closed his mouth and sank into thought.
Since Wolf Fang. Flute Bone said nothing more, Angel stopped transmitting his voice and looked at Laplace instead. "Now that you've seen this teapot too, are you really certain it isn't a wondrous object?"
The reason Angel asked again was mainly because of the energy circuits on the teapot's body. This pink-haired youth had clearly become a Hollow Man, yet he could still absorb the special energy converted by the teapot and store it within himself. That plainly proclaimed the inseparable connection between the pink-haired youth and the teapot.
Angel had not found an effect akin to "recognizing an owner" on the teapot. Yet the pink-haired youth was autonomously absorbing the special energy without recognizing it as his master. Could this be what they called a "wondrous object"?
Laplace no longer dared to be so certain. She carefully examined the teapot, and only after