Next, the black-robed man probed him with many more roundabout questions.
Quite a few of them concerned matters of stance.
Although it was basically the black-robed man asking about Angel's stance, in the course of questioning, he also revealed some of his own ideology.
Even if he had not said a word, Angel could have read clues from his emotions.
For instance, when he asked Angel about his stance on bloodline origins and purebloods, Angel said he had no stance. The black-robed man was fairly satisfied with Angel's answer, but regarding Angel's position alone, his emotions revealed his disapproval.
Clearly, the black-robed man had a stance of his own.
And judging from the emotions he revealed, he leaned toward supporting the Wheatfield Manifesto. That meant his stance favored pureblood wizards.
So although the black-robed man was the one asking all the questions, he had actually leaked quite a bit of information about himself.
Once the black-robed man had asked almost enough, Angel said lightly, "You seem very concerned with anything related to bloodlines. I also saw quite a few bloodline-related items on the list earlier."
Though Angel did not ask outright, his implication was to indirectly inquire whether the black-robed man belonged to the bloodline side.
The black-robed man caught Angel's unspoken meaning and did not hide it. He nodded. "That's right. I am indeed a bloodline wizard, so naturally I pay more attention to information concerning the bloodline side."
He had asked quite a few questions related to the bloodline side earlier, so Angel's inquiry did not surprise him. However, Angel's next question did surprise him somewhat.
"Are you from the Savage World?"
The black-robed man frowned. "Why does the guest ask?"
Logically speaking, by saying he was a bloodline wizard, he had indirectly admitted that he was "human."