"Something was definitely wrong with this Exus!" With a swift leap and swoop, Dox arrived at Angel's side and looked with him toward the fog. "I always thought he was strange before. Looks like my intuition wasn't wrong... That brat Kael even said I was overly sensitive, going on about how Lord Exus was a good person. If I weren't considering his safety, I'd really drag him into the arena and take a good look at who was sensitive and who was blind!"
Dox's tone was slightly impassioned and indignant. As he spoke, he kept glancing at Angel. "I remember you said he was a good person too."
Angel stared at Exus in the mist and said mildly, "Even now, I don't think he's purely evil."
At the very least, when it came to saving and protecting people, Dox fully deserved to be called a "good person." Although "good person" was not exactly much of a compliment in the Wizarding World, it at least showed that Exus had a moral bottom line.
Having a moral bottom line did not mean there was nothing wrong with him. People were multifaceted, and often, the distinction between good and evil depended on where one stood.
From Angel's perspective, the Exus he had encountered was sincere and moral. Such an Exus certainly was not purely evil.
"Playing word games again." Dox did not refute Angel's view, merely muttering to himself at the side.
Angel temporarily set aside his investigation into Exus. Now was not the time to put Exus on "trial for justice." Besides, he had no right to judge Exus. After all, Exus had saved Kael.
More important than paying attention to Exus was finding and recovering Swift Spirit's avatar.
Angel ignored Exus and the man in the suit. In his view, even