As for why Angel had not asked Ms. Moon directly?
Mainly because the status of a "Legendary being" was simply too lofty.
Whether Ms. Moon admitted it or not, Angel did not know how he should deal with it.
Moreover, the temperaments of Legendary wizards were also something that needed to be considered.
Angel could communicate peacefully with the Inspector of the Southern Region because His Excellency the Inspector would not interfere with the living beings of the Southern Region. But with Ms. Moon and Mr. Sun, these two Legendary wizards, Angel could not be sure.
If a momentary lapse caused him to speak improperly and tread on their minefield—
That certainly would not be a good thing.
So there was no need to lay the question directly before the parties involved. Learning about it indirectly from others would do as well.
Besides, Angel had not asked openly. Even if they guessed something, he could pretend to be muddleheaded. There would be no issue of courtesy because of their identities.
After all, the ignorant were not blamed.
As for why Angel had not told Luigi this information, that was also part of the consideration.
If Luigi learned that Ms. Moon and Mr. Sun were Legendary beings, then when facing the two of them, whether in conversation or in certain actions, he might become distorted.
So there was no need to make things difficult for Luigi, nor was there any need to test Luigi's acting skills.
He might as well be kept in the dark. At least that way, he could remain composed when facing Ms. Moon and Mr. Sun.
Although Camilo had remained silent throughout, Angel had basically confirmed the identities of Ms. Moon and Mr. Sun through the first two questions.
As for the final question—
Angel had