"Just intuition?" Angel asked.
Dox nodded as if it were only natural. "Of course. You don't trust my intuition?"
Angel and Kael fell silent. They truly did not dare distrust Dox's intuition. Without it back then, they would have gotten lost hundreds of times in the Underground Waterway alone...
After thinking for a moment, Angel asked again, "Then did you observe anything?"
Dox's gaze flickered. "If you hadn't come looking for us, I probably would have noticed something unusual about him..."
Angel raised a brow. "So I ruined your grand observation plan?"
"That's right," Dox replied instinctively. But the moment the words left his mouth, he sensed a change in Angel's gaze.
"Then shall I send you back now?" Angel looked at Dox. "Don't worry. I guarantee I'll deliver you there in one piece without him noticing."
Seeing the ill intent in Angel's eyes, Dox immediately understood that this guy was up to no good!
He hurriedly said, "Actually, it wasn't a complete loss."
Angel said, "Oh?"
After pondering for a moment, Dox said, "I discovered that this Exus fellow might like men."
Angel frowned, while Kael beside him wore an equally startled expression.
Dox continued to mutter, "My outfit just now was deliberately changed to match his style of dress. Yet that guy didn't look at me twice from start to finish. What does that mean?"
Angel did not answer. Kael, however, murmured softly, "It means Mr. Exus is very upright."
"No," Dox said. "It means he doesn't like women."
The image of Dox in the guise of a female warrior involuntarily surfaced in Kael's mind. Indeed, the wooden-slat rope armor led the way, while the beast-hide miniskirt displayed a primitive, wild style. Coupled with that vivid red hair—the finishing touch that brought the whole picture to life—it was